Naomi Raine

Naomi Raine is a singer-songwriter and worship leader known for her contributions to contemporary worship and gospel music. By age 2, Raine sang in her first concert, and by 7, she had written her first song. Since then, she has focused her talents on music and ministry.

Raine has traveled extensively, sharing the message of Jesus Christ with audiences around the world. Her breakout single, “Pour Me Out,” connected with listeners seeking a life of surrender, and she continued this theme in subsequent projects, including the "Back to Eden" recordings.

Raine is a founding member of Maverick City Music, a collective recognized for its influence in the worship and gospel music industry. With Maverick City Music, she has received multiple honors, including Billboard Music Awards, Dove Awards, Stellar Awards, and a Grammy Award. She is featured on songs such as “Story I’ll Tell,” “Jireh,” and “Promises.” Raine also appeared in the film “Christmas with The Chosen” alongside Maverick City Music.

Raine serves as a Worship Pastor at Fresh Start Christian Center in Mount Vernon, New York, and is the founder of The Bridge Collective, an independent record label supporting emerging artists. She is active in mentorship and supports creatives in the worship community.

Raine is a frequent speaker and performer at national worship conferences and televised specials, collaborating with leading artists in Christian music. She is recognized for her musical skill and her ability to bring together diverse audiences in worship.

Raine’s work reflects her commitment to music, ministry, and service to others.