[UPDATE] Torrence Greene of 21:03 Out Of Hospital, Joining His Group And Mentor J Moss, Mary Mary And More For New Year's Eve Concert [DETAILS]

Looks like gospel singer Torrence Greene will have a happy new year as he welcomes in 2015 out of the hospital and joining his singing group 21:03 for a night of praise in Washington, D.C.

MStars News previously reported that Greene was hospitalized for unknown conditions last week during the holidays, but now seems to be doing just fine as he rested at home from his emergency hospitalization.

Greene updated his fans writing via Facebook:

"Happy New Year! (Wanted to be the first to say it) smirk Thank you for your prayers, well wishes, visits to the hospital, texts, tweets, voicemails and emails. All the love shown really encouraged me and blew me away. YOU'RE THE BEST FAM I COULD ASK FOR!! GOD is a healer and thank GOD for modern medicine. I'm back, healthy and strong and ready to knock out 2015 ‪#‎newgoals‬ ‪#‎newFocus‬ ‪#‎newMusic‬ ‪#‎team2103‬," along with the snapshot of him hanging out by the pool below.

The duo, 21:03, will join their mentor J Moss (Grown Folks Gospel), this tonight, Dec. 31, for a "watch night" service in Washington, D.C., at the Showplace Arena.

Other artists scheduled to perform is hit Grammy singers, sisters and reality stars Mary Mary, Janay Peebles and Kevin Levar.

This has been one crazy year not only for 21:03, but for J Moss, who MStars News previously interviewed after he and his family recovered from losing everything in a house fire a couple weeks ago.

Moss said:

The fire showed me who I was. The fire really served as an mirror for me, and because it didn't know me off my block as I thought it would, it kind of showed me where I stood in terms of my faith walk. ...

I was very proud of myself, you know looking back over that whole ordeal, and in some kind of way I knew that everything would be OK, things would work out. I wasn't all broken to pieces, or like, "Oh, my goodness, where's my stuff, and how am I going to do this, do that." It was just kind of like, I know God has it. ... You write all these songs for people, and you help them but when it's your turn, you're all flustered. ...

You have to stop living like that, if we're the leaders, if God has chosen us to be in front of people, and we're telling them "God can, and God will" when things happen, we have to believe that God can, and God will.

Mary Mary also had their share of ups and downs in 2014, and Tina Campbell learned of her husband Teddy's infidelity. Erica Campbell began to take a new journey as well as becoming a solo artist as her sister tried to work on her marriage.