Gospel Fest features Deon Kipping Feb. 1
Performance at RIT open to local community
Singer, songwriter and producer Deon Kipping will be featured at the 2013 Gospel Fest at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1, in Ingle Auditorium in Rochester Institute of Technology’s Student Alumni Union.
Kipping will be joined by RIT’s Gospel Ensemble, God’s Vision Ministries All Male Choir and the local All High School Gospel Ensemble.
The event is free to RIT faculty, staff and students. IDs must presented at the door. General admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased that evening.
Kipping is an established, prolific and inspirational songwriter/producer whose talents have propelled him to gold and platinum success. His works include the single “Incredible God,” and the platinum Marvin Sapp song “Praise Him In Advance.”
The program is sponsored by RIT’s Office for Diversity and Inclusion, the Center for Campus Life and the RIT Gospel Ensemble. Sign language interpreting will be provided. For more information, contact Stephanie Paredes at 585-475-6918 or sxpnsc@rit.edu.
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