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Bryan Wilson sweeps the South with ministry dates and new song, "Expect You Now"

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Veteran gospel singer Bryan Wilson is preparing to sweep through the South next week with a series of ministry dates. The Apostle of the Bapolstogic Movement (a 501C3 organization to reintroduce old school Pentecost to a new generation of believers) will also be promoting his Bryan’s Songs/Worldwide Gospel radio single, “Expect You Now.” The song came to Wilson during a worship service two years ago. “The song is a simple one,” he says. “The pastor was praying over people during an altar call and I got up and started singing what they call ` a song of the Lord.’ When people go to the altar, they are expecting God to change them or change their situation so I started to sing, Lord, we expect you now’ and after the service people asked me if that was on one of my CDs and I said, `Not yet but it will be.’”

The soul-stirring track has been simmering at radio for several weeks and earning enthusiastic thumbs up from radio programmers. “Bryan Wilson did his thang on Expect You Now - goose bumps factor enabled,” says Kyle Stewart, an announcer with B106.2 FM in Palm Beach, FL. “There is much maturity in this song that is sure to be pleasing to all ages,” says Jacki Holliday of KDAY in Louisiana. “A true, honest and heartfelt petition to our Lord. Intimate Time with the Lord at its finest.” Jacquie Gales Webb of Washington, D.C.’s WHUR 96.3 FM says, “It’s a pretty song.” One fan on Jango wrote that Wilson is “back with a bang” while another simply said, “just beautiful.”

While Wilson puts the finishing touches on his Worldwide Gospel CD release for 2013, he currently has a new “Limited Edition” CD available on iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby.  Fans can listen to sound bytes at http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/best-time-of-my-life/id561940494?i=561940504. Wilson is also be selling the physical CD on his website www.bryanwilson.com and on his tour stops:

10/14 @ 10:00 AM          Red Oak AME Zion Church, Edgemoor, SC
10/15 @ 7:00 PM            New Life in Christ Ministries, Orangeburg, SC
10/16 @ 7:00 PM            New Life in Christ Ministries, Orangeburg, SC
10/17 @ 6:00 PM            True Life Church, Newberry, SC
10/18 @ 6:30 PM            Centenary United Methodist Church, Moncks Corner, SC
10/19 @ 7:00 PM            Full Life Victory Center, Hartsville, SC
10/20 @ 7:00 PM            Full Life Victory Center, Hartsville, SC
10/21 @ 4:00 PM            Faith United Baptist Church, Baltimore, MD

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