Pat Wiredu
Gospel artiste Pat Wiredu has released a video for her new single Psalm 23 Meda W'ase.
According to her, the song is inspired by the popular chapter in the Bible, written by King David, from Verse 1 through to 6.
"It reveals how Jesus Christ, the Shepherd of our soul, nourishes, counsels, guides, protects and blesses us throughout the phases of our lives."
"Let us continue to trust God and be thankful in every situation we find ourselves, and let us dwell in the House of the Lord forever, Amen," she wrote in her YouTube description.
Pat Wiredu is a Finance Manager who is hoping to touch hearts with her singing and the Gospel
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