Piesie Esther Takes Flora Made by Grace to Kumasi November 15

Ghanaian gospel singer Piesie Esther brings her Flora Made by Grace concert to Kumasi tomorrow, Sunday 15 November 2026, at 4:00 p.m. at the Church of Pentecost, Bantama. Admission is free, and the evening is dubbed "The Greater Grace Encounter." It is the Kumasi edition of her fifth-anniversary concert, following the Accra edition on Sunday 1 November.

For Piesie Esther, Kumasi is not just another stop. It is where her career began, singing as a backing vocalist in the city before she became one of Ghana's leading gospel voices. Returning to Bantama with a fifth-anniversary concert is a homecoming, and the city has been waiting for it.

The Accra edition on Sunday 1 November 2026 was held at Perez Chapel International in Dzorwulu, with Ohemaa Mercy, Kofi Sarpong, Uncle Ato, the Tagoe Sisters and Francis Amo on the bill. Kuami Eugene made a surprise appearance that night. Kumasi now gets its own night, with its own lineup.

The Greater Grace Encounter in Kumasi

The Kumasi lineup brings Kweku Gyasi, Odehyieba Priscilla and Quame Gyedu — known as Osabarima after his hit song — to the stage with Piesie Esther. Mama Esther, Victoria Sarfo, Mabel Okyere and Joojo Arhin will also minister, and social media personality Ship Dealer joins as a special guest. The concert will also promote her latest single, "Great Change (Nsesae Kese)."

The anniversary theme is "Five Years of Grace, One Mighty God," inspired by Zephaniah 3:17: "The LORD your God in your midst, the Mighty One, will save; He will rejoice over you with gladness." It is a verse about God showing up in the middle of His people, and it sets the tone for the whole night.

Piesie Esther Testimony: Baby After 10 Years of Waiting

But the story travelling fastest ahead of the concert is not the lineup. It is a testimony Piesie Esther shared on Friday 6 November 2026 on Kessben 93.3FM's Showbiz Council, hosted by MB Prins. She told listeners that the wife of a popular Ghanaian gospel musician gave birth after 10 years of childlessness in marriage, following an encounter at one of her concerts.

She did not name the couple, and the reports do not name them either. What she described was a woman who had waited a decade, and a night of worship that became a turning point. The baby came after the encounter, and Piesie Esther told the story as proof of how God uses her music to touch and transform lives.

Ten years is a long time to wait for a child. In Ghana, where family and motherhood carry deep weight, a decade of childlessness can feel like a closed door that never opens. That is why the story has spread so fast, and why so many will walk into Bantama on Sunday carrying their own long waits.

Flora Made by Grace: Five Years of Grace

Piesie Esther launched the Made by Grace concert series in 2022 to mark 20 years in gospel music. She first staged it in Bantama on Christmas Day 2022, so this Kumasi return closes a circle that began four years ago. The concert is powered by Flora by Delta Paper Mill.

For fans who have followed piesy esther since her backing-vocalist days in Kumasi, Sunday is a homecoming worth the wait. The anniversary theme runs through the evening, admission is free, and the concert begins at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday 15 November.

Ghana's gospel scene has been busy this season, and Kumasi has already hosted major gatherings this year. Evangelist Andrew Palau led a gospel crusade in the city aiming to reach 2 million people, as reported in Love Ghana Festival Today: Evangelist Andrew Palau Leads Kumasi Gospel Crusade to Reach 2 Million. Across the continent, gospel concerts are drawing full houses, from Funmi Sax's return in Lagos, as reported in Funmi Sax Returns After 9 Years With Lagos 'Praise Feast Mandate' Concert, to the Praise Unlimited night in Kigali, as reported in Praise Unlimited Concert Kigali Today: African Gospel Stars at BK Arena October 25 2026. CeCe Winans is also on the road with her worship tour, as reported in CeCe Winans COME WORSHIP Tour Today: Atlanta to New Orleans October 2026.

Tomorrow at 4:00 p.m., the Church of Pentecost in Bantama hosts a free night of worship, and a singer who started as a backing vocalist in this same city takes the stage for her fifth anniversary. Some in the crowd will come for the music. Others will come carrying a wait of their own, hoping that what happened for one woman after ten years might happen for them too. The kumassi edition begins at 4:00 p.m., and the city is ready.