Fred Hammond took Richmond, VA by storm this weekend with his highly anticipated “God, Love & Romance” official listening party at St. Paul Baptist Church. The night included special guest “YPJ” and the St. Paul Baptist Church Choir on backing vocals and Praise 104.7FM hostess Sheilah Belle.

Check out highlights from the night of spiritual development which turned into a worship experience like no other. If you missed it, shame on you. Check back often for updates and a continued sneak peek of the new album from Fred Hammond “God, Love & Romance” coming Tuesday, January 31st.

The entire crowd enjoying the selections Fred Hammond sang during the Richmond “God, Love & Romance” listening party.

Special thanks to all of Richmond, VA and the surrounding areas who came to support and show love to Fred Hammond. Hold onto your ticket stubs from the listening party to pick up your copy of the new album on January 29th before you can get it officially in stores on January 31st.

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