Kevin Downswell and Pastor Courtney Morrison accept awards on behalf of gospel dancehall singer Chozenn, who is overseas.
Gospel dancehall artiste Chozenn walked away with top honours at the 2022 staging of the Sterling Gospel Music Awards' at The Ambassadors in Kingston over the weekend.
He was chosen as the Male Artiste of the Year and scored Local Hit of the Year with Jesus Rock.
Rohan Rankine copped the award for Local Hit Producer of the Year, while Petra-Kaye Linton was voted Female Artiste of the Year.
Other top winners included DJ Nicholas winning Album of the Year for Abnormal Decibels and Collab of the Year for his collaboration with Sherwin Gardner titled Mek Ah Way.
Ava-Gay Blair Black received two awards, Most Rated Radio Programme for Gospel Light and Gospel Personality of the Year.
Mykal Malachi won EP of the Year for Rise to Greatness, Prince Saj won Breakout Sensation of the Year, Orville Sutherland scored Video of the Year for Nothing But The Blood and Samuel Medas took Caribbean Artiste of the Year.
The Sterling Gospel Music Awards is dubbed the Caribbean's premier awards ceremony for the gospel community.
The sixth staging of the event which coincides with Jamaica's diamond jubilee celebrations, focused on excellence over the years, where several outstanding professionals were honoured for their contributions to the Jamaican gospel music industry.
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