J. Clark has established himself as a powerful weapon for the kingdom of God. Known for his unadulterated preaching style and smooth lyrics, J. Clark has had much success preaching the gospel and winning souls through social media alone. Clark was born in Philadelphia, PA. His parents made the decision to relocate to Savannah, GA where they currently reside today. Clark gave his life to Christ at an early age. Since the age of 14 Clark says that he knew the call of God to preach was on his life. Although he gave his life to Christ at a young age it was not over night that he fully submitted to the will of God. After countless failed attempts of trying to live life how J. Clark wanted to, he decided to end his Jonah experience and surrender. His surrender came after being hospitalized after an accident in 2015. Clark suffered brain and lower back damage from the accident but by the grace of God he has fully recovered. His destiny journey started in the summer of 2015 when he recorded his first ever mixtape “Jesus I’m Sorry.” Clark now travels telling the world his testimony and about the gospel of Jesus Christ. He considers his music, social media, and life to be ministry. “When I was in the world I was all in so I’m all in for Jesus now,” says Clark. He continues to imitate the life of Jesus Christ daily. For music and more info on Preach J. Clark visit preachjclark.com.
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