VIEW LATEST STORIES ON WWW.ZEDGOSSIP.NET and email zedgossip@gmail.com to advertise REGISTER WITH PREMIERBET HERE AND GET LATEST BETTING ODDS HERE IT is official: the Foster Triplets from Jamaica, comprised of identical sisters Malaika, Mahari, and Mikaili, are scheduled to perform in Zambia next month.
The team of the three sisters who use music to minister for God has announced on social media that they will perform in Zambia the following month before travelling to South Africa and Zimbabwe, the other two nations in Southern Africa.
The talented trio first gained attention in 2008, when they gave their first performance at the age of just five. When they were very young, they unintentionally sang in harmony during family worship, which led to the discovery of their singing talent.
Their performance history is impressive. In Jamaica and North America, they have ministered to a variety of congregations and audiences. Most notably, they had the honour of singing the Jamaican National Anthem in January 2015 at a Festival of Religious Freedom at the Jamaica National Arena.
In the same year, they had the chance to minister at the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s General Conference Session in San Antonio, Texas. In 2016, a performance in New York went viral and received millions of views in less than two weeks before being downloaded and shared on various social media platforms.
They claim to be the products of homeschooling and to have a very firm belief in God. Singing, playing the keyboard, reading, writing stories, cooking, riding a bike, going on trips, and performing missionary work are all activities they find to be incredibly enjoyable.
They released “What a God!” as their first album in 2015. In July 2018, they released the single “Not Just in Church,” and in August 2019, they released their second album, “Try Jesus.” VIEW LATEST STORIES ON WWW.ZEDGOSSIP.NET and email zedgossip@gmail.com to advertise REGISTER WITH PREMIERBET HERE AND GET LATEST BETTING ODDS HERE The Foster Triplets are convinced that the Lord has called them to use all available means to spread the message of hope throughout the entire world. As a result, Malaika, Mahari, and Mikaili formed a group called “The Foster Triplets Ministries” with the help of their parents, Nicole and Markquin. They also provide care wherever the Lord directs, including infirmaries, nursing homes, shelters, and hospitals. By Walusungu Silweya Twins Plus Foundation
