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Marion Hall plans to become an ordained minister

By CNW Reporter··1 min read
Marion Hall plans to become an ordained minister
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  • <b><i></i></b>Dancehall icon Lady Saw turned born again Christian and gospel crooner Marion Hall says she is working on becoming an ordained minister, preaching the word in the pulpit in addition to the stage.
  • Hall, who is set to make her gospel premiere right here in South Florida, at the upcoming One Love in the Park Concert on February 14 in Lauderhill, says she is starting “school to do leadership and ministering and take it from there and see where the Lord leads me.
  • “Right now I am into the Bible, watching TBN and I am not getting enough sleep because I'm so anxious," an excited Hall told The STAR.
  • Though the artiste formerly known as Lady Saw is not yet a certified, she says she is already comfortable preaching the Good Word through her music.
  • "The Lord [has] me preaching already,” says Hall.

Dancehall icon Lady Saw turned born again Christian and gospel crooner Marion Hall says she is working on becoming an ordained minister, preaching the word in the pulpit in addition to the stage.

Hall, who is set to make her gospel premiere right here in South Florida, at the upcoming One Love in the Park Concert on February 14 in Lauderhill, says she is starting “school to do leadership and ministering and take it from there and see where the Lord leads me.

“Right now I am into the Bible, watching TBN and I am not getting enough sleep because I'm so anxious," an excited Hall told The STAR.

Though the artiste formerly known as Lady Saw is not yet a certified, she says she is already comfortable preaching the Good Word through her music.

"The Lord me preaching already,” says Hall. “Sometimes when the Lord gives me a topic, it becomes a song and I realize I just start preaching in the midst of it. But I'm going to school to learn the right way," she said.

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