| WITNESS RETURNS - New cd underway |

Witness, the Stellar award winning supergroup, will make their long awaited return with a reunion CD, according to Gospelflava.com. The Witness reunion project will be a live recording scheduled for fall 2010 and will feature all the original group members including Lisa, Page Brooks, Leah Jones, Lou Stewart and Diane Brooks.The CD will be released on Sophar Music, the new label spearheaded by famed writer and producer Pastor Michael Brooks.

| PRAYING ROBBER - Suspects mom turns him into police |

A robbery suspect who allowed the clerk he robbed to pray with him has turned himself into police in Indianapolis. Police stated if the suspect hadn't turned himself in they would have tracked him down because the incident was caught on surveillance video. The 23-year old suspect whose name has not been released demanded money from the clerk at Advance America, a check cashing business.

When the clerk began to cry and speak about God the suspect said he was committing the crime to support his baby girl. The two of them prayed together for about 10 minutes afterwards he left with $20 and the clerk's cell phone.

| BISHOP WEEKS REMARRIES - Bishop Thomas Weeks getting married again? |

Bishop Thomas Weeks, the man who garnered national attention in the Gospel world for assaulting his then wife Pastor Juanita Bynum in a hotel parking lot last year, has married again, according to
accessatlanta.com.

Weeks and Prophetess Christina Glenn were wed in a private ceremony recently. Only church members and close friends were allowed to attend the wedding.

Weeks is the head of Global Destiny Worldwide, an international church empire. Bynum and Weeks built Global Destiny Church together before their relationship fizzled. On Aug. 21, 2007, Weeks attacked Bynum in the parking lot of the Renaissance Concourse Hotel in Atlanta after the couple, then separated, met to discuss their problems. Weeks was later convicted of aggravated assault in the attack. He was sentenced as a first offender, given three years' probation and ordered to attend anger management classes and perform 200 hours of community service.

Weeks already has incorporated his new wife into his enterprise, which hawks everything from videos to Christian conference tickets. The couple appears together on a videotaped seminar showing Christians how to start loving relationships called "You Can Begin Again.