Yvette Fomba, a renowned gospel artist, was raised in a Christian home where she was deeply influenced by the teachings of her grandmother. The impact of her early exposure to the church left an indelible mark on her life, shaping her faith and passion for music.

From a early age, Yvette discovered her vocal talents and started singing in school choir and churches such as Greater Anointing Tabernacle where Bishop Richard J. Stockton III presides with Bishop Hezekiah Walker.  Her powerful voice and heartfelt performances captivated the hearts of those who heard her, paving the way for her musical journey.

Despite her undeniable talent, Yvette decided to venture into the secular world, seeking to explore different genres and expand her musical horizons. She embarked on a career that allowed her to experiment with various styles, collaborate with different artists, and gain valuable experiences along the way.

However, her roots in the church always remained a significant part of her identity. Yvette's spiritual connection and unwavering faith eventually led her back to her gospel roots. She realized that her true calling was to use her exceptional voice to spread the message of hope, love, and faith through gospel music.

Today, Yvette Fomba stands as a prominent figure in the gospel music industry, touching the hearts of audiences worldwide with her soul-stirring performances. Her journey from the secular world back to her Christian roots serves as a testament to the power of faith and the transformative nature of music.