Biography

Kara Christine Klein was born on Christmas Eve in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1985. She has six siblings, three brothers and three sisters, and resides with her family in a suburb of New Orleans. Kara graduated with high honors from high school, where she was involved in many clubs and organizations. She helped found the Hearts of Purity club and served on the state board for the Governor’s Program on Abstinence. Kara’s favorite activity during high school was participating in musical theatre. She held leading roles in: Oklahoma!, South Pacific, Guys and Dolls, Music Man, and Godspell.

Kara began singing as a young child and began to write music when she was eight. In eighth grade she wrote and performed the theme song for a local Christian Youth Festival. Afterwards, Kara rapidly began writing music for Jesus Christ and has since written over 100 songs. Her utmost desire for her music is that it will touch people’s hearts and bring them closer to Christ.

Kara is currently a freshman at a Washington, D.C.-based university, majoring in Philosophy and Political Science. She can be contacted at kara@karaklein.com.