On August 17, 2025, the Congolese capital Kinshasa vibrated to the rhythm of an exceptional event: the anniversary concert of the 10 years of Déborah Lukalu, a major figure in African gospel. This concert marked the ninth stage of the “God is good” tour, a unifying meeting held at the Athenaeum of Gombé, which mobilized a large audience, illustrating the growing influence of the artist in the Democratic Republic of Congo and beyond.

Deborah Lukalu, recognized for his artistic and spiritual career, marks the Gospel scene by his ability to bring together and inspire. Since its inception, it has distinguished itself by strong compositions, a communicative energy and a constant commitment to the spiritual building of its audience. This anniversary concert was thought of as a public celebration, bringing together renowned guests such as Mike Kalambayi and Ruth Pala, themselves pillars of the Gospel movement in French-speaking Africa.

The event of August 17 was distinguished by a creative fusion of inspired songs, modern choreographies and messages of worship, highlighting the diversity of contemporary gospel. The meticulous preparation, the involvement of associated artists and the quality of the services, confirmed the unifying dimension of Déborah Lukalu around gratitude and worship. The strong mobilization of the public and the magnitude of the media coverage noted between August 20 and 22 testify to collective recognition towards the contribution of the artist and his ministry.

This date therefore marked the ninth concert on the sixteen planned in the 2025 tour “God is good”, which celebrates a decade of commitment to Christian music. Several major dates remain on the calendar, illustrating the international scope of the project: Lubumbashi (August 30), Kinshasa (September 5-7), Lubumbashi (October 5), San Antonio (October 10), Washington DC (October 18-19), Minnesota (November 8), Gabon (November 14), and Johannesburg, South Africa (December 6).

God is a good turn