CeCe Winans & Shirley Caesar Unite For Powerful “Come Jesus Come”

Gospel music icon CeCe Winans releases her new single, "Come Jesus Come" featuring the legendary Shirley Caesar. This highly anticipated collaboration is a standout track from Winans' Grammy award-winning album, More Than This, and showcases the unparalleled vocal power and deep-rooted faith of two of gospel's most revered voices.
The single will be available on all streaming platforms on Friday, March 14, following the world premiere on Sirius XM's Kirk Franklin's Praise on Monday, March 3rd. The song "Come Jesus Come" is written by Hank Bentley, Bryan Fowler, Stephen McWhirter, and Tara McWhirter, delivering a heartfelt message of hope, redemption, and the longing for Christ's return.
Reflecting on the opportunity to work with Pastor Shirley and the importance of passing lessons of faith from generation to generation, Winans' shares:
"It is an absolute honor to sing alongside the incomparable Shirley Caesar. Her voice, her spirit, and her unwavering faith have impacted gospel music and the world for generations. 'Come Jesus Come' is a song that speaks to the times we're living in and having Pastor Caesar join me on this track makes it even more powerful. I pray it blesses everyone who hears it."
DON'T MISS IT! Tune in for the world premiere of CeCe Winans' latest single, "Come Jesus Come" on SiriusXM Kirk Franklin's Praise! The interview and song will air on Monday, March 3 at 1:00pm / EST on Channel 64.
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