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American Black Journal
McDonald’s Inspiration Celebration Gospel Tour
For the ninth year, McDonald’s is spreading the joy of gospel music in a cross-country tour that kicks off in Detroit on May 13th. Among the performers are gospel music superstars Donald Lawrence, Yolanda Adams, and Detroiters Dorinda Clark-Cole and Tasha Page-Lockhart. Jennifer Litomisky, Executive Director of Ronald McDonald House of Detroit, joins us for more about this event. Episode 4325.
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