Naomi Raine to Headline Inaugural Benefit Concert at Queens College

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Mark your calendars for a night of powerful worship and community impact. On Saturday, January 17th, 2026 at 7 PM, Grammy-winning gospel artist Naomi Raine will take the stage at the Colden Auditorium, Queens College, for the inaugural Naomi Raine Benefit Concert.

Presented by The True Destiny Legacy Project, this special evening blends music, faith, and purpose, raising awareness and support for meaningful causes while uniting the community through song.

A Night of Worship and Inspiration

Best known for her soaring vocals and heartfelt worship anthems, Naomi Raine has touched countless lives around the world. Her concert promises to be an unforgettable experience filled with spirit-led performances and uplifting energy.

Joining her on stage will be special guests including:

• The NYPD Guardians Gospel Choir – delivering harmony and hope through song.
• Gary Anglin – an acclaimed gospel talent known for his soul-stirring performances.
• The Musical Church Band – bringing rich, live instrumentation to elevate the evening’s atmosphere.

Together, they will create an immersive musical journey that uplifts hearts and honors community.

Brought to You by The True Destiny Legacy Project

The event is made possible by The True Destiny Legacy Project, an organization dedicated to empowering lives, preserving legacies, and inspiring the next generation. By blending the power of music with mission-driven impact, the concert reflects their commitment to making a difference.

Event Details

📍 Venue: Colden Auditorium, Queens College, New York
📅 Date & Time: Saturday, January 17th, 2026 at 7 PM
🎤 Headliner: Naomi Raine
🎶 Guests: The NYPD Guardians Gospel Choir, Gary Anglin, and The Musical Church Band
✨ Presented by: The True Destiny Legacy Project

This inaugural benefit concert is more than an event — it’s a movement of faith, legacy, and unity. Don’t miss the chance to experience Naomi Raine live in Queens for an evening that promises to leave a lasting mark on all who attend.