Sheila Walsh

Sheila Walsh has made her mark in various fields, encompassing Christian music, writing, evangelism, and television hosting. With a prolific career as a contemporary Christian vocalist and songwriter, Walsh has released numerous albums such as "War of Love," "Don't Hide Your Heart," and "Shadowlands," all of which received Grammy nominations. Walsh's television career includes co-hosting "The 700 Club," hosting "Heart to Heart with Sheila Walsh," and appearing in popular programs like "Life Today," "Hour of Power," and "The Rock Gospel Show" (BBC).

Walsh's literary accomplishments add another feather to her cap, having authored over seventeen books, some of which include "Honestly," "Living Fearlessly," and "Life is Tough, but God is Faithful." She also partnered with Tommy Nelson publishers in 2005 to create the "Gigi, God's Little Princess" line of children's books and DVDs. As an active attendee of Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas, Walsh's faith is a central component of her work, which is evident in her participation in "The American Bible Challenge" on GSN as a member of the team "Women of Faith" with Kari Jobe.

In recent years, Walsh's role as a television host has continued to thrive, hosting several shows on TBN, including "Praise" and "Better Together." As an author and Bible teacher, her books, which include titles like "It’s Okay Not To Be Okay," "Praying Women," and "Holding On When You Want To Let Go," have sold almost six million copies. With her television shows reaching a potential daily audience of 2 billion people through TV and the TBN app and having spoken to over six million people worldwide, Walsh's influence and impact are undeniable.