DOE

DOE, born Dominique Jones on June 27, 1988, in Washington State, is an American gospel singer and songwriter known for a soul-infused contemporary gospel sound. Raised in Shreveport, Louisiana, in a musical family involved in the gospel circuit, she is the daughter of pastors Dewitt and Kim Jones. DOE first gained attention as a member of the family gospel group foreverJONES, which released albums including *Get Ready* (2010) and *Musical Revival* (2012). During the early stages of her solo career, DOE served as a youth pastor in Dallas, Texas. She debuted as a solo artist with the EP *Doe* in 2020, followed by her first full-length solo album, *Clarity*, in 2022. Her catalog includes songs such as "Brighter," "When I Pray," "Holy Hands," "Lead Us Again," "So Good," and "Heart Of A Human." DOE has received multiple Grammy Award nominations, including Best Gospel Performance/Song for "Cycles" (2019), "When I Pray" (2023), and "Holy Hands" (2025), as well as a nomination for Best Gospel Album for *Clarity* (2023). In 2025, she won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album for *Heart Of A Human*.