
Eveline Nachtegaele
Co-Founder / Singer-Songwriter / Chaplain
Eveline Nachtegaele was born the tenth of twelve children in Saskatchewan, Canada. She wrote her first song at fourteen and, after marrying Robert at seventeen, lived farm life and raised four children while carrying a dream to become a singer-songwriter.

She recorded in Nashville, sang on the Grand Ole Opry Gospel Hour, released English songs on Canadian country radio, and was commissioned by Radio Canada to record original French songs for airplay across the country.

After a serious throat/thyroid cancer scare, Eveline surrendered totally to Jesus and focused her music on faith, family, and the Lord. She traveled and performed for the unborn child and the pro-life cause, later writing and recording songs including Let Me Live and Mommy.

In 1993 she and Robert moved their family to California, where she wrote God In Heaven for Bosnian relief. In 1997 they moved to Texas, where Eveline became a Catholic volunteer assistant chaplain at the local county jail and began music ministry in Texas prisons.



