Sarah Miébo-Téibo is a well-known gospel singer-songwriter, worship leader, author, and Nigerian-born British citizen. She gained notoriety after 2015 and is now regarded as one of the top gospel vocalists in the UK thanks to her potent songwriting, worship leadership, and personal testimony.
Early Life
Sarah, who was born in London to Nigerian parents, was heavily involved in Nigerian church life during her early years before moving back to the UK in 2007 after being married. She started conducting youth ministry and singing in her early teens, which sparked her passion for worship and served as the groundwork for her subsequent musical career.
Music Career Breakthrough (2015–2018)
Sarah’s first album, Walk With Me (2016), won Premier Gospel Album of the Year and was nominated for a MOBO Award after her breakthrough song, “Steal My Joy,” (2015).
Gospel icon Fred Hammond appeared on her second album, Keep Walking (2018), which became the first independent female gospel album from the UK to reach the top of the Official Christian & Gospel Charts.
Leadership in Worship and Partnerships
Sarah, a well-known worship leader at Kings Church London (New Frontiers), has conducted worship across Europe, Africa, and Australia in addition to her home country.
Fred Hammond, Noel Robinson, Tim Godfrey, Charles Jenkins, Phillippa Hannah, Lou Fellingham, and Volney Morgan are among the well-known gospel musicians with whom she has worked.
Top-Rated Singles and Albums
- Victory (2021): Hit number one on the Christian charts in the United Kingdom.
- Secure (2021): Made it inside the Top 30 Billboard Gospel Indicator.
- Restored (2021): A pandemic-era worship album renowned for its musical artistry and spiritual closeness.
Triumphing Over Cancer & New Music
When Sarah received a thyroid cancer diagnosis in early 2023, her singing career was put at risk. She penned and recorded her comeback single, All Clear, barely three weeks after surgery, despite being told she would never sing again. This song demonstrates her perseverance and thankfulness.
Human Like Me (2024), her most recent EP, chronicles her journey through surgery, recuperation, and unshakable faith. She combined modern production with gospel elements in her Afro-House remix of “Baba O,” which was released in early 2025.
Ministry Impact & Genuineness
Sarah leads worship at Kings Church and is involved in the ministry to children. She is a proud wife, mother of two, and composer of music that inspires, heals, and empowers others to have a close relationship with God.
Author and Supporter
She is also the author of the 2011 book “S*x Interrupted”, which is based on her Christian beliefs.
Sarah also utilizes her platform for community development and worship, and she donates to a number of children’s charities.
