18 Facts About Natalie Grant

Natalie Diane Grant was born on December 21,1971 and is an American singer and songwriter of contemporary Christian music.

Natalie Grant has been nominated for nine Grammy Awards.

Natalie Grant enrolled at Northwest College in Kirkland, Washington, studying to be a schoolteacher.

Natalie Grant reportedly figured that her musical gifts were merely for sharing with her local church until she learned how to find God's true calling for her life, and so switched directions and began a career in Christian music.

Natalie Grant left Benson for Pamplin Music soon after and released the album Stronger in 2001.

Natalie Grant then ended up at Curb Records after Pamplin folded, where she has made five solo albums as of 2012, starting with Deeper Life in 2003.

Natalie Grant released three albums between 1999 and 2003, although the majority of her hits came later in her career.

Natalie Grant wrote a book entitled The Real Me in 2005.

Natalie Grant toured on the Speaking Louder Than Before tour with Bebo Norman and Jeremy Camp in 2008.

Natalie Grant contributed the song "Breathe On Me" to Crystal Aikin's self-titled debut album.

Natalie Grant was a speaker and performer on the Revolve Tour, a conference for teen girls from Women of Faith.

Natalie Grant toured with award-winning, multi-platinum selling Billboard magazine's Artist of The Decade MercyMe in April 2011.

On September 27,2013, it was announced that Natalie Grant would be hosting the GSN original game show It Takes a Church, which premiered on June 5,2014.

Natalie Grant released her tenth studio album No Stranger on September 25,2020.

Natalie Grant says God helped her get over her eating disorder.

Natalie Grant later wrote a book in 2005 titled The Real Me: Being the Girl God Sees, about her struggle and how she overcame it.

Natalie Grant's studies led her and her husband to travel to India to witness the red-light districts and what is being done to stop them.

On October 23,2012, Natalie Grant received the 2012 Bishop Ketteler Award for Social Justice from the Sisters of Divine Providence, who honoured her for her work against human trafficking.