Women Of Faith was an all-female gospel group that released their first album, Women Of Faith: Songs Of Joy, in 1998. The group's unique vocal technique was a harmonized, unaccompanied style of gospel music called a cappella. Women Of Faith are best known for their powerful renditions of hymns and spirituals, showcasing their impressive vocal range and control.

If you want to learn how to sing like Women Of Faith, there are several practical tips that can help you achieve their sound. First, work on developing your breath support, which is essential for singing a cappella. Singing without instrumental accompaniment means that you need to rely solely on your voice, so having good control of your breath is crucial.

Next, practice your harmonization skills. Women Of Faith's signature sound comes from their beautiful harmonies, so learning how to sing in harmony with others is a key skill to master.

When selecting songs to study, it's important to choose hymns and spirituals with a strong melody and a clear structure. Look for songs that showcase your vocal range and are easy to memorize so that you can focus on your technique when singing.

A useful Singing Carrots resource for learning hymns and spirituals is the Song-book. It provides linked lyrics, sheet music, chords, karaoke, and YouTube audio for a variety of songs. You can use the Vocal Range Test to determine which songs in the Song-book are best suited for your vocal range.

Additionally, Singing Carrots offers an Educational Singing Course that covers both singing theory and practical tips, including advice on breath support, voice control, and harmony singing.

For those struggling with breath support, the website offers useful articles on breathing basics and breath support. The Open Mouth & Throat article explains the importance of opening both the mouth and throat while singing. The Vocal Range Test and Pitch Accuracy Test may help you develop better pitch and range skills.

Finally, if you want to improve your female vocal technique, consider learning about vocal registers and belting techniques by referring to the Contemporary vocal techniques: Heavy modal, Twang, Belting article.

With consistent practice and the right resources, you can learn to sing like Women Of Faith and develop your own unique vocal style.