Natalie Grant

Natalie Grant is an award-winning contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter, known for her impactful music and dedicated philanthropy. After releasing her self-titled debut album in 1999, Natalie Grant went on to establish herself as an award-winning contemporary Christian music artist and humanitarian. She initially signed with Benson Records in 1997, releasing her debut, Natalie Grant, two years later. Her career continued to progress with Stronger in 2001 through Pamplin Music, followed by Deeper Life in 2003 with Curb Records.

Grant’s career gained significant momentum and critical acclaim with the release of Awaken in 2005, an album that achieved RIAA gold certification, marking a pivotal moment in her artistic journey and inspiring her philanthropic focus. Beyond her musical achievements, Grant solidified her commitment to social justice by founding The Home Foundation in 2005, an organization that later evolved into Abolition International, dedicated to the eradication of sex trafficking. That same year, she authored The Real Me: Being the Girl God Sees, reflecting on her personal journey. Musically, she released Love Revolution in 2010.

With a career marked by significant artistic and humanitarian impact, Grant continues to be a leading voice in contemporary Christian music and a dedicated advocate for global human rights.