Headline: Naomi Raine and Chandler Moore Bid Emotional Farewell to Maverick City Music.


Naomi Raine and Chandler Moore Bid Emotional Farewell to Maverick City Music.









In a heartfelt announcement that stirred emotions across the gospel music community, worship leaders Naomi Raine and Chandler Moore have officially parted ways with Maverick City Music. The news, confirmed via their social media platforms, marks the end of an era for the popular worship collective known for its genre-blending sound and powerful live worship sessions.


Naomi Raine, who has been a foundational voice in Maverick City since its rise to fame, expressed deep gratitude in her farewell note. “This journey has changed my life. I have grown, I have healed, I have worshipped with the most incredible people,” she wrote. Raine also hinted that this departure is part of a new chapter God is leading her into.


Chandler Moore, another powerhouse in the group and beloved for his passionate worship, echoed similar sentiments. “Maverick will always be home,” he wrote. “But it’s time to fly. I’m walking into new seasons of ministry, fatherhood, and personal calling.”

Their decision comes after years of touring, recording, and ministering with Maverick City, a collective that has redefined modern worship music and reached global audiences. Both Raine and Moore were central to hits like Jireh, Promises, and Wait on You, which garnered millions of streams and a dedicated following.


Sources close to the team suggest that the split is amicable and that both artists will still support Maverick City from afar. “We’re not breaking away; we’re branching out,” Naomi Raine added during a recent livestream with fans.


Maverick City Music released an official statement thanking the duo for their invaluable contributions. “Naomi and Chandler have helped shape the heart and sound of Maverick. We honor their obedience to God’s call and will always champion them,” the statement read.


Fans have taken to social media to share their emotions, with many posting throwback videos and live performances as a tribute. “Their voices helped me through my hardest seasons,” one fan commented on Instagram. “It’s bittersweet, but I’m excited to see what God does next in their lives.”

The departure signals a shift in Maverick City’s lineup, but the collective assures supporters that new voices and sounds are on the way. “God’s not done yet. The mission continues,” the team added in their statement.


As Naomi Raine and Chandler Moore step into solo seasons, both have teased upcoming projects. With their immense talent and faith-centered artistry, the gospel world is eager to see where their next steps will lead.

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