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Twitter Chat with Singer Michelle Williams to Discuss Most Powerful Voices Competition & Stroke Awareness

Join us for a special Twitter Chat to discuss The Most Powerful Voices singing competition and learn more about Stroke Awareness at the #MPVgospel Twitter Chat, Thursday, January 5th at 9pm EST!  Learn more about how you can participate and vote in the competition as well as discuss stroke risk factors with experts from The American Heart Association. We will be joined by special guests former Destiny’s Child singer Michelle Williams (@RealMichelleW) and Dr. Rani Whitfield (@ThaHipHopDoc) Those who register and attend the chat also will be entered to win prizes!

The Most Powerful Voices singing competition begins a new nationwide search for gospel performers who are eager to showcase their talents, compete for performing and recording opportunities. Register for the Most Powerful Voices online competition for your chance to win $5,000 cash prize, $5,000 worth of Roland music equipment, perform at Power Weekend in New York, a vocal coaching session from a renowned Light Records gospel artist, record a digital single with Light Records, and more! Even if you aren’t a performer, you can still vote for your favorites and enter to win a special fan prize. Sign up at http://power.watchgmctv.com/.

Most Powerful Voices is an initiative of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Power To End Stroke cause campaign. Power To End Stroke reaches African-Americans with stroke messages because of their disproportionate stroke risks compared to other ethnic groups. During the Twitter Chat, we will be discussing stroke prevention tips as well as hearing stories from survivors and their families. Michelle will be judging the finalists in the competition and will be tweeting with us about stroke risks.

“I am honored to be involved with the Most Powerful Voices gospel singing competition, because it shines a light on stroke,” Williams said. “This is very important to me because my father had a stroke in 2005 due to smoking, diabetes and an unhealthy lifestyle. His stroke left him debilitated, robbing him of his ability to talk and walk. The very next year, my grandmother suffered from stroke and I’m sad to say that she is no longer with us. My father and grandmother’s strokes have devastated my family.”

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  • What: #MPVgospel Twitter Chat
  • Date/Time: Thursday, January 5, 2012 from 9-10pm EST
  • Hosts: @Power2EndStroke, @RealMichelleW, @ThaHipHopDoc, @TweeParties
  • Hashtag: #MPVgospel
  • Custom Tweet Chat Link:  http://bit.ly/tMQv8P
  • Custom Tweet Grid Link:  http://bit.ly/tehn8L

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