On March 29, 2025, the BFM Diplomat Center in Bahamas vibrated to the rhythm of the 4th edition of Caribbean Worshippers, a major gospel event which brought together more than 3,000 people inside the room and as much outside, unable to access it for lack of space. Initiated and carried by Neslin Destilhomme, this project, born from a simple group of men singing in Cappella, has now become an essential institution of the Caribbean Gospel scene. Supported by a vision of unity, worship and social impact, Caribbean Worshippers is distinguished by its gratuitousness, its openness to all the communities of the region, and its deep commitment to faith and service.
This edition was marked by the participation of renowned artists and personalities, such as Pastor Samuel Robust, Loutchina Decius, Rosena J. Osys, Joy Clerf Derisier, Frè Luckson and the children of the Zon Pa Fè Moun, Shaback, Rachelle Demosthene, Oslien Jadorte and Samuel Dumervil. More than just a concert, the event was a real spiritual and community gathering, punctuated by strong moments, significant testimonies and solidarity initiatives.
In this exclusive interview, Neslin Destilhomme returns to the genesis of the project, the organizational challenges, the unforgettable moments of this edition, the impact on the community, and the future prospects of Caribbean Worshippers. An inspiring testimony for all those who believe in the strength of faith, solidarity and commitment.
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