The award-winning Glory Gospel Singers (GGS) were founded in 1995 by visionary Phyliss McKoy Joubert, CEO of D&P Joubert LLC. Joubert's innovative leadership birthed vision to an exclusive talent roster that services both faith-based and mainstream initiatives around the globe. This vision came to life through GGS as the nation's most proficient artists auditioned for what was soon to be a global manifestation. The network of talented singers has now marked 192 tours in 188 countries with a roster of over 400 singers. Every year, GGS, in partnership with Tate Corporation, performs concerts to raise funds in support of Wedu. Thanks to their talent and inspiration, a GGS scholarship is awarded annually to a Wedu Rising Star who has exhibited strong leadership potential. Learn more about Wedu scholarships by clicking here. GGS has been a generous partner in Wedu's leadership development program and efforts to develop and advance women's leadership. Wedu is dedicated to providing merit-based financial support for female education in Asia by reducing the barriers faced by women to obtaining and completing their higher education. We want Rising Stars to be able to achieve their dreams of pursuing a university education without the undue burdens caused by financial pressures.

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