Few names are as synonymous with Inspirational music as Larnelle Harris. Admired by fans and peers alike for his majestic tenor voice, Larnelle has become the epitome of talent and integrity in a career that spans over three decades. Honored with five Grammy Awards, eleven Dove Awards, including being named Male Vocalist of the Year three times, a Stellar Award and numerous other accolades, Larnelle was one of the first Christian artists to cross racial barriers and build healing bridges with predominantly white churches who had never had a black singer on their platform. He has garnered nineteen #1 radio singles and countless top 10 hits, including three top 10 national Inspirational singles coming in the past 12 months alone. Songs such as "How Excellent Is Thy Name," "I Miss My Time With You," "I've Just Seen Jesus" with Sandi Patty, plus many others, including his signature song, "Amen," are now considered modern classics.

Married to wife Cynthia (a.k.a. Mitzy) for over 35 years, Larnelle has successfully combined the demanding lifestyle of a global music ministry with being a husband and father of two grown children. Still a sought-after vocalist for special events and ceremonies, Larnelle also continues to perform solo concerts for churches and Christian organizations worldwide each year. His latest recording titled "I Want To Be A Star" has garnered three, top 20 national radio singles, including the hit "Look At Your Hands" which went to the top 3 position. Billboard Magazine dubbed "I Want To Be A Star" another gem in the crown of one of Christian music's true treasures. In October 2007, Larnelle was inducted into the prestigious Gospel Music Hall of Fame.

Few names are as synonymous with Inspirational music as Larnelle Harris. Admired by fans and peers alike for his majestic tenor voice, Larnelle has become the epitome of talent and integrity in a career that spans over three decades. Honored with five Grammy Awards, eleven Dove Awards, including being named Male Vocalist of the Year three times, a Stellar Award and numerous other accolades, Larnelle was one of the first Christian artists to cross racial barriers and build healing bridges with predominantly white churches who had never had a black singer on their platform. He has garnered nineteen #1 radio singles and countless top 10 hits, including three top 10 national Inspirational singles coming in the past 12 months alone. Songs such as "How Excellent Is Thy Name," "I Miss My Time With You," "I've Just Seen Jesus" with Sandi Patty, plus many others, including his signature song, "Amen," are now considered modern classics.

Married to wife Cynthia (a.k.a. Mitzy) for over 35 years, Larnelle has successfully combined the demanding lifestyle of a global music ministry with being a husband and father of two grown children. Still a sought-after vocalist for special events and ceremonies, Larnelle also continues to perform solo concerts for churches and Christian organizations worldwide each year. His latest recording titled "I Want To Be A Star" has garnered three, top 20 national radio singles, including the hit "Look At Your Hands" which went to the top 3 position. Billboard Magazine dubbed "I Want To Be A Star" another gem in the crown of one of Christian music's true treasures. In October 2007, Larnelle was inducted into the prestigious Gospel Music Hall of Fame.

For Jeff and Sheri, gospel music is genetically programmed into their DNA. As members of acclaimed musical families—Jeff’s father is one of the Easter Brothers and Sheri’s mother is a member of The Lewis Family—they grew up surrounded by the sound of people praising God through their musical gifts.

Jeff & Sheri have been nominated for numerous Dove Awards and won five. They’ve also received a Grammy nomination, and Sheri has been named the Singing News Favorite Alto eleven times and the Singing News Female Vocalist four times. Jeff & Sheri’s wall of awards also include three Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music Association Awards, two International Country Gospel Music Association, nine Voice Awards for Female Artist, five Voice Awards for Song/Single of the Year, two Voice Awards for Christian Country Group, four SGM Fan Fair/USGN awards, five SGN Scoops Diamond Awards, four Hearts Aflame Awards, and three Cash Box awards. They have also participated in the Gaither Homecoming Video Series since 1993, which has sold over 15 million units.

Apart from their frequent appearances on the Gaither Homecoming tour and videos, Jeff & Sheri have a fairly heavy touring schedule of their own. “When we perform, we want people to leave a little different than when they came in,” Sheri explains. “We want them to have a great time smiling, laughing, crying and healing. We want them to know God loves them and that He is in control.”

For Jeff and Sheri, gospel music is genetically programmed into their DNA. As members of acclaimed musical families—Jeff’s father is one of the Easter Brothers and Sheri’s mother is a member of The Lewis Family—they grew up surrounded by the sound of people praising God through their musical gifts.

Jeff & Sheri have been nominated for numerous Dove Awards and won five. They’ve also received a Grammy nomination, and Sheri has been named the Singing News Favorite Alto eleven times and the Singing News Female Vocalist four times. Jeff & Sheri’s wall of awards also include three Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music Association Awards, two International Country Gospel Music Association, nine Voice Awards for Female Artist, five Voice Awards for Song/Single of the Year, two Voice Awards for Christian Country Group, four SGM Fan Fair/USGN awards, five SGN Scoops Diamond Awards, four Hearts Aflame Awards, and three Cash Box awards. They have also participated in the Gaither Homecoming Video Series since 1993, which has sold over 15 million units.

Apart from their frequent appearances on the Gaither Homecoming tour and videos, Jeff & Sheri have a fairly heavy touring schedule of their own. “When we perform, we want people to leave a little different than when they came in,” Sheri explains. “We want them to have a great time smiling, laughing, crying and healing. We want them to know God loves them and that He is in control.”

Reggie and Ladye Love Smith are two of the most sought-after voices in Nashville. Best known for their performances on Gaither Homecoming television specials and videos, Reggie and Ladye have performed in more than 25 countries and in such prestigious venues as the Super Bowl, New York's famed Carnegie Hall, and the Kremlin in Moscow. They have sung with some of the most iconic artists in both country and gospel music including Dolly Parton, George Jones, Lee Greenwood, Brenda Lee, Ricky Skaggs, Sandi Patty, Larnelle Harris and Vestal Goodman, just to name a few. They have been part of the famous Opry Singers at the Grand Ole Opry, featured as vocalists at Billy Graham Crusades, and sung on movie soundtracks of award-winning films. Both graduates of the University of Mississippi, Reggie and Ladye have one son, Bret.

Reggie and Ladye Love Smith are two of the most sought-after voices in Nashville. Best known for their performances on Gaither Homecoming television specials and videos, Reggie and Ladye have performed in more than 25 countries and in such prestigious venues as the Super Bowl, New York's famed Carnegie Hall, and the Kremlin in Moscow. They have sung with some of the most iconic artists in both country and gospel music including Dolly Parton, George Jones, Lee Greenwood, Brenda Lee, Ricky Skaggs, Sandi Patty, Larnelle Harris and Vestal Goodman, just to name a few. They have been part of the famous Opry Singers at the Grand Ole Opry, featured as vocalists at Billy Graham Crusades, and sung on movie soundtracks of award-winning films. Both graduates of the University of Mississippi, Reggie and Ladye have one son, Bret.

Russ Taff is one of the most celebrated and innovative voices in gospel music. He has experimented with rock, pop, blues, southern gospel, black gospel and country during a career spanning over 30 years. Two years after his teenage band opened for the Imperials, Russ was invited to sing lead for the legendary Christian group. He has received five Grammy® Awards and nominations during five glory years with the Imperials. During his next several years as a soloist, he co-wrote, with wife Tori, songs about his personal spiritual pilgrimage. During his solo stretch, he won Grammy® Awards for Walls of Glass and Under Their Influence, as well as for his work on the movie soundtrack, The Apostle, while collecting three Dove Awards for Male vocalist of the Year. He began appearing on Homecoming videos in the early ‘90s and toured with the Gaither Vocal Band for three years during which two GVB projects won Grammy® nominations. Now he appears as a featured artist on the Homecoming circuit and tours solo.

Russ Taff is one of the most celebrated and innovative voices in gospel music. He has experimented with rock, pop, blues, southern gospel, black gospel and country during a career spanning over 30 years. Two years after his teenage band opened for the Imperials, Russ was invited to sing lead for the legendary Christian group. He has received five Grammy® Awards and nominations during five glory years with the Imperials. During his next several years as a soloist, he co-wrote, with wife Tori, songs about his personal spiritual pilgrimage. During his solo stretch, he won Grammy® Awards for Walls of Glass and Under Their Influence, as well as for his work on the movie soundtrack, The Apostle, while collecting three Dove Awards for Male vocalist of the Year. He began appearing on Homecoming videos in the early ‘90s and toured with the Gaither Vocal Band for three years during which two GVB projects won Grammy® nominations. Now he appears as a featured artist on the Homecoming circuit and tours solo.