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Alexandria Sharpe (born 4 May 1971)[citation needed] is an Irish soprano singer and actress mostly known for her live roles in London's West End and on the Irish stage (both the Olympia and Gaiety Theatres). In the United States she is best known as one of the former members of Celtic Woman from 2008 to 2010.

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Career

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She began her career at 1991 by portraying Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz at the Olympia Theatre in Dublin.[1]

Her career in musical theatre continued, as she played Janet in The Rocky Horror Show, Young Sally in Follies in Concert, Jenny in Aspects of Love, and Mila in Aloha Kamano by Sean Purcell.[1] She was asked to play Éponine in Les Misérables for the Cameron Mackintosh Company in the UK and Ireland and in the Concert Tour of Les Misérables.[1][2] She created the role of Bernadette in the Andrew Lloyd Webber/Ben Elton Musical The Beautiful Game. On her return to Ireland she played the role of Kate Foley in The Wireman in the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin.[1]

Alex has sung with the Icelandic Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, The Danish National Symphony, and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra. She has appeared on several recordings, such as on the Evita film Soundtrack with Madonna.[1][2]

She has appeared at The Prince's Trust concert in the Mayflower Theatre, England.

In 2006 she travelled to Chicago to launch the musical The Pirate Queen as principal female.[1]

She was a featured soloist at Andrew Lloyd Webber's 60th birthday celebration (2008) with the RTE Orchestra.

In 2014 she released her first solo album "Be Still My Soul" produced by Andrew Holdsworth, which is a collection of hymnal and Easy listening classical songs.[3]

Celtic Woman

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See also: Celtic Woman

When founding member of Celtic Woman Lisa Kelly went on maternity leave, Sharpe became a temporary member of the ensemble in 2008, saying that "I'm just in for this tour," and "It's a different style than I'm used to. But I've enjoyed learning the technique. My background is musical theatre, so this is something very different for me...But my philosophy is, you're always growing as a performer. There's always so much to learn."[4] She admits that before she joined, she was not familiar with the group's music; "I'd never seen any of their shows...David (Downes, composer and music director of Celtic Woman) gave me a CD and some DVDs, and that was the first time I'd seen any of it."[4]

However, "I knew about the success of Celtic Woman and was thrilled to join," she said. "It was an opportunity I couldn't say no to."[5]

In 2009, Sharpe became a permanent member of Celtic Woman, in effect replacing Órla Fallon. She has said that "The other members have been really encouraging," and "They have such a history together. I've never been in anything with such a high profile; usually you're much more anonymous."[4] She has toured with the ensemble on their 2009 'Isle of Hope' tour, and has recorded a CD and DVD with the group, both entitled Celtic Woman: Songs from the Heart, released in January 2010.[6] The group toured North America from February to May 2010 on their 'Songs from the Heart' tour.[7]

After the tour finished, Sharpe announced she would be leaving Celtic Woman to be with her family full-time.[8] With the group she performed for President Obama and also at Radio City Music Hall. In early 2015 it was announced that she would rejoin Celtic Woman for two months (May and June) of their Tenth Anniversary tour.[citation needed] In 2018 Homecoming – Live from Ireland Tour, Alex Sharpe joined the group Celtic Woman as a temporary fill-in for Susan McFadden who was home for two weeks due to the death of her aunt. Later, McFadden was replaced by Megan Walsh in the new album Celtic Woman: Ancient Land

Post-Celtic Woman

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On 11 July 2016 it was announced that Sharpe was forming a new group called CaraNua with friend from Celtic Woman days Lynn Hilary. The direct translation of CaraNua is New Friend. It was chosen in part because it, not so commonly, sounds the same whether Irish or English letter sounds are used. The all Irish trio initially included Lynn Hilary and Edel Chan Murphy, both former singers of Celtic Woman and Riverdance.[9][10][11][12][13] This trio made the album Favorite Hymns with Jason Tonioli, and the singles A Million Dreams (a cover from the award-winning soundtrack of The Greatest Showman), and Remember Me (a cover of the Oscar winning song from the movie Coco). Murphy's departure prompted the arrival of Lisa Nolan.

In 2017 Sharpe provided the vocal, in modern Irish Gaelic, for the traditional hymn Be Thou My Vision on Camille Nelson's, mainly instrumental, album "Lead Me Home." The album won the 2018 IMEA award for Christian/Gospel Album of the Year, and Be Thou My Vision was nominated for Christian/Gospel Song of the Year.[14][15] In 2019 Sharpe again collaborated with Nelson on a cover of the Oscar winning Song into the West from Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.[16]

Personal life

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Sharpe is the middle child and has two brothers. When asked where she developed her musical talent, she has said that "my granddad was a great one for singing songs and banging out tunes on the piano."[5]

Sharpe is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the only LDS member of Celtic woman to date).[5] She said, "I love 'Abide With Me' and 'I Know That My Redeemer Lives'...I love singing hymns. Music is a very powerful thing. I've heard it said that music prepares a man's soul to receive the gospel."[5]

Sharpe is mother to a son, Jacob. "When I had my son, he became my passion in life", she said. "I tried to stay home and take work that wouldn't compromise my relationship with my son."[5]

Discography

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Solo albums

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  • Be Still My Soul (2014)
  • Broken by Design EP (February 2020)

Singles

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  • "Audition for a Charming Clown" (2014)
  • "Wedding Song" (June 2019)

With CaraNua

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Albums

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  • Favorite Hymns (November 2017)
  • Evermore Park Vol. 1: The Soundtrack of Magical Lore (September 2018)
  • Evermore Park Vol. 2: The Soundtrack of Cursed Lore (September 2018)
  • Celtic Dreaming (2019)

Singles

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  • "Remember Me/Recuérdame" - lullaby from Coco (Celtic cover) (2018)
  • "A Million Dreams" (Greatest Showman Cover) (January 2018)

Appearances

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References

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Alex Sharpe

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Alexandria Sharpe (born 4 May) is an Irish soprano singer and , best known for her prominent roles in London's West End musicals and her tenure as a soloist with the internationally acclaimed vocal group . Born and raised in , , Sharpe began her musical journey in childhood, joining her school choir around age nine or ten and pursuing a professional career by age 19. Her early breakthrough came with the role of Dorothy in a production of at 's Olympia Theatre, marking the start of a stage career that included performances in Ireland's major venues like the Olympia and Gaiety . At age 27, she relocated to , where she appeared in Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Beautiful Game and various concert works, establishing her reputation in . In 2008, Sharpe joined , contributing her soaring vocals to the group's performances at prestigious venues such as and during her three-year stint. She departed in 2010 due to the demands of extensive touring but has occasionally returned for special appearances. Following her exit, Sharpe launched a solo career, releasing her debut album Be Still My Soul in 2013 and staging her first solo concert, One Heart One Voice, in 2015. In 2016, she co-founded the trio CaraNua alongside former colleague Lynn Hilary and harpist Lisa Nolan, blending traditional Irish sounds with contemporary arrangements on albums like Celtic Dreaming. A member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Sharpe continues to perform globally, including a 2025 concert with missionaries in the Adriatic North Mission and the release of her holiday single "The Secret of Christmas" in November 2025.

Early Life and Education

Childhood and Family Background

Alexandria Sharpe was born on 4 May 1971 in , a coastal suburb north of , . Raised in the area amid 's rich , Sharpe spent her formative years in a close-knit family environment that emphasized personal values and community ties. Her upbringing in this vibrant coastal community laid the groundwork for her deep connection to Irish traditions.

Musical Training and Early Performances

Sharpe's early exposure to came through her participation in choirs in , where she began singing at around age nine or ten after being encouraged by her older brother. This experience sparked her enduring passion for vocal performance and marked the start of her development as a . Throughout her years, Sharpe continued to engage in choral activities and amateur singing, building foundational skills in a supportive educational environment that emphasized work and vocal expression. These formative experiences in local Irish settings helped cultivate her technique. After completing , she chose to pursue a professional career at age 19, forgoing formal higher education.

Professional Career

Musical Theater Roles

Alex Sharpe began her professional musical theater career in during the early 1990s, securing her debut role as the alternate Dorothy in a production of at the Olympia Theatre in 1991. At age 19, she won the part through an open audition, marking her entry into the Irish theater scene and contributing to the show's success as a family favorite. Throughout the mid-1990s, Sharpe continued to build her reputation on stages with prominent supporting roles that showcased her soprano versatility. In 1996, she portrayed in Michael Scott's production of at the Tivoli Theatre, a that drew enthusiastic crowds for its interactive energy. That same year, she appeared as Young Sally in in Concert at the National Concert Hall, delivering poignant performances in the score during a concert adaptation that highlighted emerging Irish talent. By 1997, Sharpe took on the role of Jenny in Andrew Lloyd Webber's at the Olympia Theatre, sharing the stage with and earning praise for her youthful interpretation in the romantic ensemble. She also originated the role of Mila in Sean Purcell's Aloha Kamano at the Riverbank Arts Centre in around this period, blending Hawaiian influences with musical narrative in a lesser-known but innovative work. Seeking broader opportunities, Sharpe transitioned to the in the late , auditioning successfully in 1998 for the role of in Cameron Mackintosh's touring production of , which she performed across and for two years. This move represented a significant breakthrough, allowing her to refine her skills in larger-scale productions and escape the constraints of the circuit. In 2000, she achieved a West End milestone by creating the role of Bernadette in and Ben Elton's The Beautiful Game at the Cambridge Theatre, contributing to the musical's exploration of conflict in and receiving positive notices for her emotional depth amid the show's mixed overall reception. These experiences solidified her as a versatile performer bridging Irish and British theater traditions.

Tenure with Celtic Woman

Alex Sharpe joined Celtic Woman in December 2007 as a temporary replacement for Lisa Kelly during her maternity leave, drawing on her prior success in musical theater to secure the opportunity. Her background in stage performances, including roles in productions like and Evita, contributed to her selection for the group's demanding live shows. She quickly integrated into the ensemble, which at the time included vocalists , Lynn Hilary, and Lisa Kelly, alongside violinist . In January 2009, Sharpe became a permanent member of the quartet, replacing , who departed to focus on family. During her primary tenure from 2009 to 2010, Sharpe contributed to vocal harmonies that defined the group's ethereal sound, often delivering solos and duets in arrangements of Irish classics and contemporary ballads. Notable featured performances included her solo rendition of "True Colors" and a duet with on "The Prayer" during the Songs from the Heart concert, recorded live at Powerscourt Gardens in Ireland and released as both CD and DVD. She also performed songs like in live settings, showcasing her clear and emotional depth. Her stage presence added a dynamic element to the shows, blending theater-trained expressiveness with the group's traditional Celtic style. The group undertook extensive tours during this period, including the U.S.-focused Isle of Hope tour in , which featured performances at major venues such as in New York. These tours emphasized international legs, particularly in , where Celtic Woman had built a strong following through specials, reaching audiences with harmonious renditions of tracks like "Fields of Gold" and "The Call." Sharpe described the group dynamics as supportive, noting the other members' welcoming attitude helped her adapt despite initial nerves about matching their "pure sweet sound." Sharpe departed in May 2010 for personal reasons, citing the emotional strain of constant travel as a single mother to her young son, , whom she prioritized for stability. Her final appearances included wrapping up the ongoing tour legs, after which she returned to theater and solo pursuits. In 2015, she briefly rejoined for the group's 10th anniversary tour from May to June, alongside Lynn Hilary, performing updated arrangements of Irish favorites and pop covers like "" across U.S. dates, including a stop in . This short return highlighted her enduring connection to the ensemble but ended with no further involvement, allowing her to resume independent projects.

Solo Career and CaraNua

Following her tenure with , which provided a significant platform for her vocal talents, Alex Sharpe launched an independent solo career focused on Celtic-inspired performances and personal compositions. In 2013, she released her debut solo album Be Still My Soul, a collection of hymns and inspirational songs that highlighted her range and emotional depth. This marked the beginning of her shift toward more intimate, faith-infused musical expressions, building on her earlier theater and ensemble work. Sharpe's solo milestones expanded in the mid-2010s with her first major , "One Heart One Voice," held in , in 2015, where she performed a mix of original and traditional pieces to enthusiastic audiences. By 2018, she embarked on U.S. tours, including appearances at regional venues that showcased her blend of Irish folk and contemporary sounds. In the , she continued this trajectory with key performances such as sold-out shows at Cherry Peak Resort in Utah in 2023 and 2025, featuring themed sets like "Alex Sharpe Sings the 80s," and a two-night engagement at The Vert in , in 2024. Amid the , Sharpe adapted to virtual formats, participating in the Classical Crossover United Lockdown Concert #3 in August 2020, delivering remote performances of selections like "" to global viewers. Recent projects include the release of her single "The Secret of Christmas" in November 2025, a festive track emphasizing themes of , with a full planned for subsequent holiday seasons. In parallel with her solo pursuits, Sharpe co-founded the vocal ensemble CaraNua in 2016 alongside fellow former Celtic Woman member Lynn Hilary and Irish singer Edel Murphy, later joined by Lisa Nolan as a core member. The group's name, derived from the Irish word for "new friend," symbolized their collaborative spirit and shared Celtic roots, evolving from initial live performances in Ireland and Europe—such as festival appearances and intimate gigs starting in late 2016—into a recording entity by the late 2010s. CaraNua's early shows emphasized harmonious a cappella arrangements and instrumental fusions, gaining traction through tours across Ireland and select international dates, including a 2019 showcase of their ethereal style at events like the Saint Etienne's Festival Roches Celtique. By 2020, the trio had solidified as a recording act, releasing albums like Celtic Dreaming that integrated original compositions with traditional motifs, produced in collaboration with artists such as Jason Tonioli. Through 2025, CaraNua maintained a schedule of live outings, blending live harmonies with cinematic soundscapes to connect with audiences on themes of heritage and renewal. Beyond CaraNua, Sharpe has pursued notable collaborations, serving as a guest soloist in the Witnesses of Christmas concert series with violinist and Family Four in December 2021, performing holiday classics for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints audiences. In May 2025, she joined missionaries from the Adriatic North Mission for a three-city European tour, featuring enchanting performances in , , and that fused her Celtic repertoire with inspirational narratives. These endeavors underscore her versatility in blending solo artistry with ensemble and thematic projects up to the present.

Discography

Solo Albums and Singles

Alex Sharpe's solo discography began with her debut album Be Still My Soul, digitally released on April 7, 2014, through independent distribution including digital platforms like Apple Music and physical copies via Deseret Book. The album features 11 tracks of inspirational hymns and classics rendered with Celtic influences and minimal accompaniment to highlight Sharpe's soprano vocals, emphasizing themes of faith, peace, and spiritual reflection drawn from her background in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Key tracks include "Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing," "Be Still, My Soul," "I Know That My Redeemer Lives," and "O My Father," blending traditional LDS hymns with easy-listening arrangements that invite contemplation and solace. The album received positive reception in niche inspirational music circles, earning a 4.5 out of 5 rating from 11 customer reviews on Deseret Book, where listeners praised its soothing and uplifting qualities. In 2014, Sharpe released her first solo single, "Audition for a Charming Clown," a 4-minute track tied to the musical MEN? The Musical, showcasing her theatrical versatility with a whimsical yet poignant delivery. Available digitally via platforms like and , the single marked an early foray into original musical theater material outside her ensemble work. Sharpe's next solo release was the EP Broken by Design on January 13, 2020, comprising five original tracks that explore personal , mystery, and resilience through poetic and orchestral elements. The EP, distributed independently and available on and , features the title track "Broken by Design," alongside "The Mystery of Your Gift," "Atlantic Sky," "Grand Masters Design," and "Thy Way," produced with a focus on emotional depth and Sharpe's clear, emotive phrasing. A for the lead single "Broken by Design" accompanied the release, enhancing its promotional reach on . In June 2020, Sharpe released the single "Wedding Song," an original composition blending orchestral and vocal elements for a romantic theme. More recently, on November 1, 2025, Sharpe issued the single "The Secret of ," a 3-minute orchestral track serving as the lead from her forthcoming Christmas album of the same name, funded via and emphasizing swing-era and classic seasonal themes with heartfelt arrangements. Available on streaming services like and , the single captures a timeless, celebratory spirit aligned with Sharpe's inspirational style. Sharpe's solo output has maintained a focus on independent releases without major label backing or significant chart placements, prioritizing artistic expression in faith-based and theatrical genres over commercial metrics.

Releases with CaraNua

CaraNua, the musical trio formed in 2016 by Alex Sharpe and Lynn Hilary—both former members of Celtic Woman—alongside harpist Lisa Nolan, began releasing material in 2019, focusing on collaborative arrangements that fuse traditional Irish folk elements with contemporary and cinematic influences. Their debut album, Celtic Dreaming, released on October 16, 2019, via Aingeal Music, showcases their signature vocal harmonies on a selection of tracks blending reimagined classics and originals. Produced in part by Chuck E. Myers, the album emphasizes ethereal soundscapes with Celtic instrumentation, including uilleann pipes and bodhrán, to evoke Ireland's mythological heritage. Key tracks such as "Dúlaman" (a traditional Irish song arranged with modern percussion) and "Baby Mine" (a cover from Disney's Dumbo infused with Gaelic motifs) highlight the trio's process of layering multi-tracked vocals during recording sessions in Ireland and the United States, creating a sense of intimate storytelling. Following the debut, CaraNua issued their holiday-themed album A Celtic Christmas on November 1, 2019, also under Aingeal Music, which explores yuletide traditions through acoustic and orchestral lenses. The record features lush arrangements of carols like "" (co-produced by E. Myers with string swells) and "" (adapted with and whistle for a folk twist), reflecting the trio's emphasis on seasonal and spiritual depth. Recording anecdotes from the sessions describe spontaneous experiments in a studio, where Sharpe, Hilary, and Nolan drew from their shared experiences to refine vocal blends without extensive overdubs. The album received praise for its soothing and enchanting qualities, with fans noting the haunting beauty of the harmonies in online reviews. In the years after their initial albums, CaraNua shifted toward singles and promotional releases tied to tours and holidays, maintaining their thematic focus on vocal-driven Irish reinterpretations up to 2025. The single "Angels We Have Heard on High," released in 2021, reworks the classic carol with layered verses transitioning to full instrumentation, serving as a tour staple during their North American performances. It garnered over 50,000 streams on within its first year, underscoring the trio's growing digital footprint. No full-length albums followed by 2025, but their output contributed to milestones like collaborations on projects, such as a 2025 piano rendition of "," which highlighted their enduring appeal in sacred music circles. Overall reception for CaraNua's releases emphasizes their innovative harmonies and cultural authenticity, though without major chart entries or awards, their impact is evident in niche streaming metrics, with popular tracks like "Remember Me " (from a 2019 promotional single) exceeding 700,000 streams.

Guest Appearances and Contributions

Sharpe's early recording contributions include her feature on the duet "," a composition, from Damian Wilson's solo album Disciple released in 2001. She also provided vocals on two tracks, including "Our Kind of Love," for the original cast recording of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical The Beautiful Game in 2002. Additionally, in 1996, she released Alex Sharpe Sings the Music of Shaun Purcell, a collection showcasing her interpretations of composer Shaun Purcell's works, marking one of her initial forays into dedicated vocal projects. During her principal tenure with Celtic Woman from 2008 to 2011, with occasional guest appearances thereafter, Sharpe contributed to several collaborative albums and specials. In 2012, she sang on "Silent Night" and "Wexford Carol" for violinist Jenny Oaks Baker's Noël: Carols of Christmas Past, blending Celtic influences with traditional holiday arrangements. Her 2017 feature on "Be Thou My Vision" appeared on guitarist Camille Nelson's instrumental album Lead Me Home, which debuted at number 8 on the Billboard Classical Crossover chart and incorporated folk and sacred elements. Following her departure from Celtic Woman, Sharpe continued to make notable guest appearances, particularly in faith-inspired and instrumental projects aligned with her membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She provided vocals for multiple tracks, including "Into the West" and "Be Still My Soul," on Camille Nelson's 2019 album Sacred Lullabies, a collection of hymns and lullabies that reached number 1 on Amazon and iTunes new age charts. In 2025, she participated in live performances with missionaries from the Adriatic North Mission, though no associated recordings were released by that date. Other contributions during this period include background vocals on the 1996 Evita film soundtrack, highlighting her versatility in theatrical contexts.

Personal Life

Family and Relationships

Alex Sharpe is a who has prioritized her role as a in her personal life. She gave birth to her son, , in 2002 after returning to her native , an event she has described as "to date the most proud production of my life." As a single mother, Sharpe has maintained a close family unit centered around her son, with limited public details shared about beyond her upbringing in . Sharpe's family commitments significantly influenced her career decisions, particularly during her tenure with from 2008 to 2010. She resigned from the group in 2010 to focus on raising full-time, citing the emotional strain of extensive touring as incompatible with motherhood: "I chose to leave as I found the strain of traveling and juggling schedules too much of an emotional strain on me as a Mother." This break allowed her to step away from full-time performing while still engaging in selective musical projects that accommodated her family responsibilities. In subsequent years, Sharpe has balanced her professional pursuits with family life through more flexible endeavors, such as her solo recordings and the formation of the trio CaraNua in 2016, which enabled shorter commitments and home-based work . By 2015, with Jacob more independent at age 13, she briefly rejoined for a limited tour, noting reduced guilt over time away: "I’m a , so it was very hard to be on the road... I don’t feel so bad going away this time, because he’s more independent now, and it’s also for a shorter time." In interviews, she has emphasized the importance of family stability, often crediting her son as a primary motivator for her career choices up to the present day.

Religious Affiliation and Beliefs

Alex Sharpe is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Her family joined the church early in her life; her mother converted from Catholicism when Sharpe was an infant, after missionaries addressed her spiritual questions, leading to the family's and upbringing in the faith in a small Irish town where they were the only Latter-day Saints. This early immersion shaped her core values, emphasizing family, spiritual upliftment, and using music as a means to connect people with . Sharpe has publicly expressed her faith through performances and interviews, highlighting its role in her personal and artistic life. In a 2015 interview, she discussed her excitement about performing for Latter-day Saint audiences during Celtic Woman tours, particularly in , where she anticipated reconnecting with her faith community after extended travel. She has shared her love for church hymns such as "Abide with Me" and "I Know That My Redeemer Lives," describing them as testimonies that provide a unique spiritual feeling distinct from her secular repertoire. Her faith influenced musical choices toward inspirational themes, as seen in her 2014 solo album Be Still My Soul, which features hymns and conveys the message that individuals are not alone but loved by a Heavenly Father. Throughout her career, Sharpe has integrated her beliefs by participating in church-sponsored events and collaborations. As the only Latter-day Saint in , she maintained spiritual practices like online scripture study during tours and attended services when possible. She has performed with on "Music and the Spoken Word" and at the 2023 RootsTech conference, where she sang "Faith of Our Fathers" in Gaelic for the first time at the event, tying her heritage to family history and . In May 2025, she joined missionaries from the Adriatic North Mission for concerts in , , and , using music to uplift audiences and draw them closer to Christ, an effort that strengthened community bonds after her recovery from vocal issues through missionary prayers. Sharpe's involvement extends to local , including past roles as a nursery leader in her ward and planning faith-based concerts, such as a free performance in , in 2015. These activities reflect her commitment to charitable and community efforts within the church, prioritizing spiritual service alongside her professional pursuits.

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