Jaime Lauze

     

   Jaime gave her heart to Jesus when she was very young and grew to embrace a personal call to ministry.

   Her first solo was at age four when she was featured on a children’s project called CRITTER COUNTY, selling nearly a million copies.  Having grown up in a ministry family, her opportunities to sing, give her testimony, and tell her story of adoption were ever before her.  Her first Christian television appearance was on Jerry Falwell’s ‘Old Time Gospel Hour.’She was four years old.

   Jaime’s grandfather was a well-known evangelist and he was always eager to introduce her to the audiences in his rallies.  Jaime’s mother was a concert artist and the whole family traveled in a motor home, experienced home schooling, while often carving out sections of a concert to sing together. 

    Jaime’s first serious speaking engagement was age twelve when her story of adoption captured national attention.  She was asked to share her story for a major pro-life event, which also featured Marilyn Quayle and Lee Ezell.

   She went on to study Communications and Theatre at a Christian University.  During her twenties, she studied classical voice with an opera singer for three years.  Jaime is also a writer, has been published, and has written for a nationally syndicated radio program. 

    She is a wife, mother of two, and is currently having her ministry shaped by a more refined vision.  God has been working profoundly in her heart to show her what her unique message is to the church.  She is passionate to see women of all ages push through any roadblocks that would keep them from practicing the great commission and enjoying the love of God.  Whether singing, speaking, or teaching, her way is passionate, direct, and approachable.  She has found her voice – for such a time as this.