Born in Owen Sound, by the age of 18, Gael Miller-Jackson was a well known vocalist in her hometown after she won a radio contest. Gael sang and played a narrator in the production "Mama I Want To Sing", the longest running black off - Broadway theatre musical in history to sold out audiences in Toronto, with Jackie Richardson and Deborah Cox. 

Gael is not only a prime gospel singer but is also the founder of Canadian Gospel Train which associated with Jesus Restoration Ministries, has released her second gospel album "Reflections".  This album was not only nominated by Maja Awards but also her original composition "The Letter" was nominated by Canadian Gospel Music Association. Gael dedicates her musical talents completely to Jesus and finds her highest joy in serving others through music.