Connie Scott

Short Biography

Connie Scott was a popular Canadian Christian pop music singer in the 1980's and early 1990's. At 18 years of age Connie Scott became the youngest artist to ever sign a contract with Sparrow Records. In 2006, GMA Canada honored her with a Lifetime Achievement Award. In 1985 Connie travelled to Nashville to be a meber of the choir for The CAUSE (Christian Artists United to Save the Earth) recording project. The CAUSE was the Christian music industry's equivalent to the group of artists who performed We Are The World at the height of Ethiopia concerned media in the 1984. Do Something Now was the song. Connie is the daughter of Word Records of Canada former President Gerry Scott and wife of Grant Saip music industry marketer and staff person with Focus on the Family Canada. During her career, Connie Scott garnered both Dove and Grammy® Award nominations along with three West Coast Music Awards. Today she remains active as a performer and as a wife, mother and communicator.