Rondell Positive

Rondell Positive, born Rondell Amiel Allen, is a Jamaican gospel-reggae recording artist and minister who creates music with the goal of inspiring celebration of God's love. Often referred to as a "Reggae Worshipper," his musical career began in the late 1990s, initially as a dancehall selector before he transitioned to gospel music. His catalog includes the albums *Sticks nor Stones* and *Purpose Calling*, as well as songs such as "Not Afraid," a collaboration with Kevin Downswell, "Overcomer," "Great Awakening," "The Mirror," "Fire Medley," and "Your Will Be Done." He has performed at major gospel events including Fun in the Son and the Jamaica 50 Celebrations concert, and has shared the stage with artists such as Kirk Franklin, Papa San, and Donnie McClurkin. Beyond his music, Rondell Positive holds a Diploma in Primary Education from the College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE). He is also the founder of the Purpose Summit International and Designed for Purpose movements, reflecting his commitment to ministry and community.