In what will be his third visit to Ghana, paradigmatic American gospel singer/songwriter, Don Moen is set to perform at Harvest International Church's Harvest Praise 2020 edition. 

The program tagged "Excel Edition" is set to happen on good Friday, the 10th of April, 2020, at the ultra modern Fancy Dome that has a sitting capacity of fifteen thousand. 

Don Moen was in Accra last month as he was reported to have visited a site to big in construction work of a school structure in Accra.

He later confirmed the reports by sharing a post of his Facebook page. The post said:

"Excited to be back in Accra, Ghana. Reviewing final plans for a new school building at the Royal Seed Home. All made possible by generous donations to Worship In Action and Don Moen & Friends here in Ghana. Excited for the groundbreaking tomorrow".

He also shared the same message on his Instagram page with a photo in a restaurant together with a man said to be a fan. 

Now Don Moen is set to feature at Harvest Praise 2020, the annual event which falls on the 10th of April, 2020. 

The praise concert will also feature Ghana's king of contemporary gospel music Akesse Brempong, Harvest Theatre and the host choir, the evergreen Harvest Gospel Choir.

During the launch of this year’s edition, the Reverend Fitzgerald Odonkor, President of Harvest International Ministries, organizers of Harvest Praise, said that:

"God’s has made His grace available to us to use it for the one purpose that binds us all – to evangelize to the world and populate His Kingdom. This is the purpose of Harvest Praise

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– to influence lives positively through quality, live musical and drama performances and to offer a refreshing experience for the entire family."

The event has been occurring every year since  2010, and has featured both local and foreign renowned musicians such Andrae Crouch,Benjamin Dube, Darwin Hobbs, Kurt Carr , Nathaniel Bassey,Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Diana Hamilton, Cwesi Oteng and 2017 Grammy Award Nominee Todd Dulaney