Natalie Grant

Christian music’s “Female Vocalist of the Year” from 2006 through 2009 and 2012 Grammy nominee Natalie Grant is known for her powerhouse voice, but has also made a commitment to fight human trafficking around the world.  

In addition to performing her signature songs like “Held,” “In Better Hands” and “I Will Not Be Moved” with a decidedly Christ-centered message, Natalie has always been committed to putting feet to her faith by making a difference in the world around her. After a life-changing trip to India, Natalie has made it her mission to combat international human trafficking through her work with Abolition International, which she founded in 2005. The trip also served as an inspiration for many of the songs on her breakthrough album Awaken (2005).

“God completely changed my life when I took a trip to India. I saw little, tiny children for sale on the street and I began to learn about the modern day horrors of slavery; human trafficking,” Natalie explains. “I knew I’d be wrecked for life after that trip, but I also knew that I could not stand by and do nothing, I had to do something.”

Natalie's newest album, Love Revolution, features "Your Great Name," "Alive" and "Human," among others, and is meant to motivate you to be the change you want to see. "When we live the love of the Gospel out loud, a revolution will occur," she reflects. "Alive," is featured on the album Music Inspired By The Story, a record comprised of songs based on biblical stories from a variety of artists including Amy Grant, Chris Tomlin, Jeremy Camp, Matthew West and others.

Married to Christian music producer Bernie Herms, Natalie also treasures her role as a Mom to twin girls Grace Ana and Isabella Noelle. “Now that I’m a mother of two little girls, it's all the more reason to fight for what’s important,” Natalie says. “Now, I can’t help but wonder what it will be like when my Bella or my Gracie is 15. It would be irresponsible of me to not try and shape the world they live in.”