Reginald White

Reginald White’s love of gospel music began at an early age in Louisburg, North Carolina where he was raised. By the age of nine, he was already singing in local churches with the family group called The White Family Singers. David Benson of the North Carolina Symphony is to be credited with training Reginald’s voice.

Reginald’s solo career began with his first performance at the Young Black Christians Youth Conference. As one chosen to represent his church, in the Black Youth Forum Mass Choir, he soon became one of their lead singers along with becoming the ‘BYF Mass Choir’ president. The Black Youth Forum Mass Choir would perform for dignitaries such as the Rev. Ben Chavis, Mrs. Coretta Scott King, Mrs. Rosa Parks, and Mr. Dick Gregory amongst others.

Reginald’s first professional performance as a Gospel Artist was with Luther Barnes and the Sunset Jubilaires of Rocky Mount, North Carolina. After singing with Mr. Barnes, Reginald would go on to open for other national artist such as The Clifton Brothers and Denver Wright and The Collective. He has been a member of other Quartet Groups such as, The Heavenly Voices of Franklinton, North Carolina, The Messengers of Henderson, North Carolina, St. Delight United Church of Christ Male Chorus and the Angelic Voices of Louisburg, North Carolina. In 1993, Reginald was the co-founder and director of a community youth choir called the Voice’s of Promise Community Mass Choir.

In 1998, Reginald released his first CD project titled “Full Cup of Love.” His second project “Pray” was released in May 2008.

September 2006 God blessed Reginald and his wife to being Full PRaiZe Ministries and self publish their first book “Just Between God and Me” that is a collection of poetry and short stories written from the autobiographical stand point. Reginald has just finished authoring his second book, “No Weapon’s” to be released early 2008.

Reginald considers singing gospel music his ministry and believes the lyrics of his songs come straight from God. It’s his desire to sing these ‘sermons of songs’ in hopes of touching somebody’s heart and they will be delivered. He prays that by telling his story it will change the life of somebody who might be walking the same path he once was.