Singing before she was able to speak words, Callie Bennett, was adopted as a baby from Seoul, South Korea and was raised both on and off the Navajo Reservation. Immediately, her mother noticed her gifting, and at a very young age Callie began to develop a heart and passion not only for singing, but for all musical arts. At 5 years old her mother placed her in piano lessons, at 7 singing lessons, and 13 guitar lessons.

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Callie is a full time Licensed Minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ with over 20+ years of experience in ministry and travels extensively for her ministry work. She’s highly involved with various churches across the state of Arizona and is a Teacher of the Word and Psalmist by heart, and in her years of ministerial experience she has been an Executive Administrator, a Worship Director and Leader, Event Coordinator, Public Relations, and more. She has sang and been interviewed on the Trinity Broadcasting Network of Arizona and various television networks, she has spoken at various conferences including women's and youth groups and conferences, and continues to travel extensively. Today with her experience in ministry she helps to raise up Praise and Worship leaders in the Body of Christ giving mentorships, trainings, workshops, and music lessons coming alongside Pastors in their ministries giving support and helping to strengthen the Christian Churches. 

 

Having released 4 Music Albums and multiple singles with collaborations, Callie is also a multi-instrumentalist and her music has opened for world renown bands, sang the national anthem for dignitaries, events, schools, and NBA Games. She has collaborated and played with music artists such as Larry Dunn from World Renowned Band, Earth Wind and Fire, and Keith Secola, Native American Living Legend and Hall of Fame. As in the words of her Producer, Greg Miller, “She is a force to be reckoned with.” 

 

She has also been a Native American Music Award Winner and Indigenous Music Award Winner, She is an Entrepreneur, Designer, Model, and a constant aspiring Artist in all she does including photography, beadwork, fine art, and more.

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Callie’s heart is to reach out to all nations with encouragement, hope, faith, and love. She desires to see lives changed, transformed, and restored through the power of Word, music, and any other avenue that will help bring positive change to the youth, communities, and families for the better. 

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Today, Callie is based out of the state of Arizona, and her artistry is inspired by her inherited Native American culture. Not only have the Navajo/Diné People adopted and embraced her, but she has embraced the People and heritage as her own. From her Great Grandmother she received the name ‘Asdzáá Taachii’nii in Navajo meaning Red Running into Water Woman.

Her family has also been adopted with the Lakota Nation and she’s been honored with the name, Pejuta Lowanpi, Singing Medicine.