The Word Network will broadcast Monday, December 31, from the Washington, D.C. suburb of Woodbridge, Virginia, with an expected crowd of thousands in attendance at the Hylton Memorial Chapel for their New Year's Eve celebration. Pastor Lyle Dukes will deliver a special New Year's message and Co-Pastor Deborah Dukes will moderate the event.
Also, on hand will be Stellar Award winning Gospel artists J. Moss and Maurette Brown Clark who will perform in concert along with the Harvest Life Changers Mass Choir. This special evening will feature other dynamic performances. The "New Beginnings New Year's Eve Service" will start at 10:00 p.m. with the live broadcast beginning at 11:00 p.m.
The Word Network is an international television network with an emphasis on urban ministries and gospel music. This non-profit network has shown phenomenal growth in the last five years with over 55 million viewers in the United States and an estimated two billion viewers around the world. The Word Network is carried by several satellite and cable providers including Direct TV (channel 373) and Comcast Cable systems. The network was founded by Frank and Kevin Adell, a father and son broadcasting team from Detroit, Michigan.
"The New Year's Eve watch night service is the most watched program on The Word Network," stated Lewis Gibbs, President of the Word Network.
When asked about the selection of Harvest Ministries, Gibbs stated, "The Dukes have a well respected ministry and their television production is second to none. Based on feedback from viewers and our website's viewer comments, millions of people will be blessed with this telecast."
For more information on the Word Network, please visit www.thewordnetwork.org. For information concerning the New Year's Eve Celebration concert and musical guests, hotel information, shopping, local attractions, directions and more, please call (703) 490-4040 or visit www.harvestlifechangers.com/new-years07-web-flyer.html or www.harvestlifechangers.com. Harvest Life Changers Church, International is located at 14401 Telegraph Rd., Woodbridge, VA. Hylton Memorial Chapel is located at 14640 Potomac Mills Rd., Woodbridge, VA.