VaShawn Mitchell is an American Gospel singer, songwriter, perceived lyricist, and gospel vocalist as well. He is famous for making several Stellar Award-winning projects and various songs for Grammy Award winners Smokie Norful, Bell Armstrong and Vanessa Bell Armstrong.

VaShawn Mitchell was born on 19 November 1976 in Harvey, Illinois, United States. His birth signs Scorpio. VaShawn holds an American nationality whereas he belongs to a mixed ethnical background.

He is the son of Danarvis Mitchell (mother). Talking about his educational background, he attended at Thornton High School.

How much is VaShawn Mitchell Net Worth?

According to Celebrity Net Worth,  The gospel singer, Mitchell has an estimated net worth of around $4 million.

He lives an extravagant lifestyle and has own lavish house in the United States of America. Mitchell has won GMA Dove Award for Urban Worship Recorded Song of the Year.

Is VaShawn Mitchell Single, Married, or Dating Someone?

Talking about Mitchell’s personal life, he is single and still unmarried. He is living a single life without being part of any rumors and controversies. Similarly, he might have dated some lady in the past. However, he hasn’t revealed any information about his past affairs and also has not seen any girlfriends.

Moreover, Mitchell may be looking for a right partner or maybe focusing on his profession. We think that he will get a perfect life partner in his upcoming future.

Career as a Gospel Singer

VaShawn started his career after finishing his graduation. He worked on the St. Mark Baptist Church along with a mentor, Lonnie Hunter. At the age of 20, his musical potential was discovered by Bishop Larry Trotter. Afterward, he became the Minister of Music at Chicago’s Sweet Holy Spirit Church. VaShawn became responsible for every aspect of the department as the minister of music.

Likewise, in the African American church, he headed to invent the most noted selections as Don’t Last and My Worship Is For Real. He produced and released his first solo project was So Satisfied. Also, he provided hits for Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Smokie Norful, and Bishop Paul Morton as a songwriter.

He has written many top-selling choir recordings and become a worship leader. His some memorable hits are like My Worship Is For Real and Trouble Don’t Last throughout the years. In the year 2012, he began the Norman Youth and Arts Foundation which helps in sponsoring summer youth camps in the Chicago area for the arts.

Moreover,  he became one of the only gospel artists who acts as a spokesperson and acted with the Big Brothers and Big Sisters Foundation. He moved to Nashville, Tennessee in the year 2016 for appointed Music & Worship Arts of Mount Zion Baptist Church as the General Overseer.