L’Action de Grâce at Carnegie Hall
An Evening of Divine Elegance and Eternal Praise
- Events Rate
$300
- Guests
2804
- Perfeormers
27
- Crew
9
This is not just a concert — it is a spiritual symphony.
A celebration of God’s faithfulness through orchestral praise, soulful gospel, and voices from across nations uniting under one purpose: to give thanks.
Rates & Tickets
summer Season
$300
Per Guest
Location
Manhattan
summer Season
$1,200
Per Table
A celebration of God’s faithfulness through orchestral praise, soulful gospel, and voices from across nations uniting under one purpose: to give thanks
What to Expect
Within the hallowed walls of Carnegie Hall, gratitude will rise higher than music itself. Under the vision of Marie R. Paul Saint-Juste (Rosie), L’Action de Grâce will gather believers, artists, and visionaries for an unforgettable night where worship meets world-class artistry.
Purpose
This night is a fundraising and worship event for the Marie R. Paul Saint-Juste Foundation, which serves disadvantaged communities in Haiti and New York. Each ticket sold, each voice raised, and each prayer offered will extend the table of abundance to those still waiting for their miracle.
Testimonials
I Didn’t Just Attend. I Was Reborn.
I didn’t know what to expect when I walked into L’Action de Grâce for the first time. I thought it would be another event — music, food, maybe a sermon. But the moment I stepped inside, something shifted. The atmosphere was alive. People weren’t performing; they were worshiping. They weren’t talking about God; they were meeting Him.
Lafleur Jenny
from CanadaA Miracle Began with a Thank You.
When I first heard about L’Action de Grâce, I was skeptical. My faith was fading, my finances were broken, and I was too tired to believe that anything could change. But a friend insisted I come to one of their thanksgiving nights. I remember walking in and thinking, “These people are too joyful to understand what struggle feels like.” I was wrong.
Leroy Jean
from USAThe Night Grace Found My Family.
My wife and I were on the edge of giving up — on each other, on our business, on everything. We hadn’t prayed together in years. One night, scrolling on social media, she came across a video of L’Action de Grâce — people singing, crying, lifting their hands in worship. Something about it felt different. We decided to go.
John Meyers
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