Gospel
Gospel originally meant the Christian message itself, but in the 2nd century it came to be used for the books in which the message was set out.
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Coy Cook
Tenor
Pfeifers
Musical artist
Lexi Elisha
American musician
Claude Ely
American singer-songwriter
Christian Troubadours
The Talleys
Trio
Buddy Liles
Bass
The Hoskins Family
Musical artist
The Rambos
Musical group
Bryan Hutson
Barry Rowland & Deliverance
Musical artist
Gold City
Singing group
King's Heralds
Musical quartet
Mark Trammell Quartet
Musical quartet
Sam Goodman
American gospel singer
Scott Fowler
Singer
Shane Dunlap
Singer
The Morrison Sisters
Musical artist
The Perry Sisters
Trio
Henry Slaughter
American pianist
Terah Crabb Penhollow
Musical artist
Kathy Crabb Hannah
Musical artist
Acappella
Vocal group
3 Heath Brothers
Musical artist
Country Church Time
Studio album by George Jones
Billy Todd
Bass singer
Jeff and Sheri Easter
Duo
Gaither Vocal Band
Vocal group
Frank Seamans Musician
Singer
Bobby Clark
American tenor
Jeff and Sheri Easter
Duo
Tony Brown
Rugby union player
Hovie Lister
American musician
Vestal Goodman
Singer
Blue Highway
Band
Darius Brooks
American musician
James Hall
American geologist
Harvey Watkins Jr.
Musician
Tim Bowman
Musician
Myron Butler
Musician
The McCrary Sisters
Musical quartet
Leonard Scott
Judith Christie McAllister
American musician
The Delta Rhythm Boys
Vocal group
Shea Norman
American musician
Darlene McCoy
Gospel singer
Ted Winn
Songwriter
