Carlene Davis shares her story  Davis… As a mother and a wife, I desire to see my children grow up— OCTOBER is designated Breast Cancer Awareness Month. And globally, millions of women have been affected by this dreadful disease, including some of the most prominent figures in the entertainment industry. Pop singer Sheryl Crow, Olivia Newton-John, and Nancy Griffiths are among them. Jamaican gospel singer Carlene Davis remembers being diagnosed with the deadly disease in 1996. The experience deepened her Christian faith. “I received my strength when I rolled everything over to God. It was terrifying. It is like experiencing child birth for the first time. You really never know how your body will react to it. The word cancer is one that no one really wants to address because of its harshness but now … Read entire article »

 Clive ‘Busy’ Campbell (right), presents an award to veteran singer Carlene Davis at Bring Back The Love After Labor at Constant Spring Football Field in St Andrew, recently.– Veteran gospel singer Carlene Davis was honored at the annual Bring Back The Love After Labor football fiesta held at Constant Spring football field in St Andrew, recently. Clive ‘Busy’ Campbell, organizer of the 20-year event, felt it was a fitting honor for the songbird. “We look for people who inspire and lift up Jamaica and Carlene Davis surely fits that bill,” he told the Jamaica Observer. The event, which began football matches between masters and celebrities, also honored RJR journalist Earl Moxam.    Davis, an ordained minister, enjoyed a revival in 2015 with the success of her album, Dripping Blood. The album won Best Gospel Song category at … Read entire article »