Dr. Albertina Dancy

Albertina Samoht Dancy is a distinguished Psalmist, Evangelist, Mother, Co-Author, Motivational Coach, and Entrepreneur. She grew up in Chesapeake, Virginia, in a spiritually nurturing environment provided by her late parents, Rev. Albertine and Catherine Dancy, which cultivated her profound connection to the Scriptures and traditional Gospel music, earning her the title "The little lady with the Big Pipes." With a professional singing career that spans over thirty years, Albertina's powerful and soulful voice crosses multiple music genres while remaining anchored in her love for gospel music. She has shared the stage with prominent Gospel and R&B artists and has collaborated with both national and international musicians, including the legendary Bill Pinkney and The Original Drifters, Gospel icon Albertina Walker, and South African Gospel star Deborah Fraser. Her educational background includes an Associate Degree in Administrative Justice from Tidewater Community College, a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Livingstone College, and a dual Master's degree in Human Service Counseling and Criminal Justice from Liberty University. Currently, she is pursuing a Master's in Divinity at The Samuel Dewitt School of Theology at Virginia Union University in Richmond, VA.