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Natalie Grant is an award-winning contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter, known for her impactful music and dedicated philanthropy.
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Natalie Grant launched the Glimmer Girls Series in partnership with Zondervan's Faithgirlz Brand. She also serves as the official spokesperson for the “Faithgirlz” brand of books and Bibles under ZonderKids.
Natalie Grant is the co-founder of Hope for Justice and a Global Ambassador, advocating on behalf of their work and mission to eradicate human trafficking.
Natalie Grant signed with Capitol CMG, and Brad O'Donnell, Co-President at Capitol, expressed excitement about her joining the Capitol Christian Music Group family. She announced an upcoming holiday album with them.
Natalie Grant, born Natalie Diane Grant on December 21, 1971, in Seattle, Washington, initially pursued a path in education at Northwest College. However, her musical talents redirected her to a career in Christian music. She began her journey by auditioning for the traveling music group Truth before moving to Nashville to embark on a solo career. Grant signed with Benson Records in 1997, releasing her self-titled debut album in 1999. She then moved to Pamplin Music for her 2001 album, “Stronger,” eventually landing at Curb Records where she released several successful albums.
Her career gained significant momentum with the release of “Awaken” in 2005, which achieved RIAA gold certification and marked a turning point in her artistic control and impact. A pivotal trip to India in 2004 profoundly influenced her, inspiring her philanthropic efforts and shifting her musical focus toward themes of hope and motivation. In 2005, she authored “The Real Me: Being the Girl God Sees,” reflecting on her personal struggles and faith journey. Grant has toured extensively, including with Bebo Norman and Jeremy Camp on the Speaking Louder Than Before tour in 2008, and with MercyMe in 2011. She also ventured into television, starring in the Gospel Music Channel movie “Decision” in 2011 and hosting GSN’s “It Takes a Church” from 2014 to 2015.
Throughout her career, Grant has been a vocal advocate against human trafficking, founding The Home Foundation, which later evolved into Abolition International, an organization dedicated to eradicating sex trafficking. Her commitment to social justice earned her the 2012 Bishop Ketteler Award for Social Justice. She has received numerous accolades, including the Gospel Music Association’s Dove Award for Female Vocalist of the Year multiple times (2006-2009, 2012) and has been nominated for nine Grammy Awards across various categories. Her recent music endeavors include signing with Capitol CMG and releasing her tenth studio album, “No Stranger,” in 2020.
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