Byron Cage settles questions of church loyalty and presses forward in praise

Byron Cage has been on staff at Ebenezer AME Church in Fort Washington, MD for years.  When news of his becoming the new Minister of Music for St. Paul’s Baptist Church in July, questions swirled regarding his church commitment with many wanting to know if and why had left Ebenezer AME Church.   Today Cage put the questions to rest, "I have been blessed to be a part of the Ebenezer AME Church family for the past 15 years," says Cage.  "Under the pastoral leadership of Pastors Rev. Drs. Grainger and Jo Ann Browning, I currently serve as the Senior Minister of Church Worship And Music Administration and direct the King's Men Choir."

Cage is proving that he is more than a one-dimensional man and minister.  In addition to his current position at Ebenezer, Cage was selected as the Minister of Music at St. Paul's Baptist Church in Richmond, VA, under the guidance of Pastor Lance Watson.  "The Lord has opened another door for me to yield my gift and anointing as Minister of Music to St. Paul's Baptist Church," explains Cage.  "I am so thankful to be able to share my ministry at both churches."

Cage is juggling ministry duties at two different ministries while promoting his brand new CD, Memoirs of A Worshipper.  Memoirs of a Worship has been touted as one of his finest works.  Cage is getting ready to release a brand new book on praise and worship, and will be recording a live video for his hit, "Great & Mighty" in Philadelphia in October.  Lastly, Cage is also preparing for his first praise and worship conference to be held next year.  For more info on Byron Cage, visit www.ByronCageOnline.com.

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