Harry Bartholomew’s Gospel Music Offers Hope to the Brokenhearted
Fast-rising gospel artist Chinedu Ebeatu, better known as Harry Bartholomew, believes his music serves as a beacon of hope for the heartbroken and vulnerable, inspiring them to become better individuals in their communities.
Recognized and respected across Africa and beyond, Harry Bartholomew has made a name for himself with a unique brand of gospel music that spreads messages of peace, love, and generosity. He emphasizes that his songs are not just for dancing but are meant to help listeners feel God’s presence in their lives.
“My music helps people see God’s blessings—past, present, and future,” Harry Bartholomew shared during an interview in Lagos. He urged people to seek help from God above all else, highlighting his personal journey from humble beginnings to where he is today. “I promised to bring smiles to the heartbroken through my songs. I want to show the world how God lifted me from being a nobody to where I am now—a transformation only He could accomplish.”
Hailing from Anambra State, Harry Bartholomew has vowed to continue releasing gospel music that uplifts listeners and draws them closer to God. He sees his music as a calling to impact lives, bring people to Christ, and offer hope and joy.
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For him, the true purpose of gospel music in today’s world is to create a divine connection with God, change lives for Christ, and spread the peace and hope of the gospel to everyone. “It’s about unifying souls and bringing them closer to God,” he explained, underscoring the transformative power of his ministry.
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Through his songs, Harry Bartholomew hopes to continue offering comfort and encouragement to those who need it most, reminding them that no matter how broken they feel, there is always hope in God’s love.
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