Former Artists
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- 2nd Chapter of Acts (Disbanded)
- Susan Ashton (Active, currently unsigned)
- Avalon (Active, with Koch Records)
- Margaret Becker (Active, with Kingsway Music)
- Michael Card (Active, currently unsigned)
- Carman (Active, currently unsigned)
- Steven Curtis Chapman (Active, with Reunion Records)
- David Crowder Band (Disbanded, had moved to sixstepsrecords)
- Delirious? (Disbanded)
- Bethany Dillon Active
- The Elms (Disbanded)
- Kirk Franklin (Active, with GospoCentric Records)
- Keith Green (Deceased)
- Steve Green (Active, currently unsigned)
- Charlie Hall (Active, with sixstepsrecords)
- Tim Hughes (Active, with Survivor Records)
- Jump5 (Disbanded)
- Phil Keaggy (Active)
- Barry McGuire (Active, currently unsigned)
- Geoff Moore and the Distance (Disbanded)
- Needtobreathe (Active, with Atlantic Records)
- Newsboys (Active, with Inpop Records)
- Christy Nockels (Active, with sixstepsrecords)
- Out of the Grey (On Hiatus)
- Twila Paris (Active, with Koch Records)
- Charlie Peacock (Active, independent)
- Matt Redman (Active, with sixstepsrecords)
- Resurrection Band
- Robbie Seay Band (Active, currently unsigned)
- Aaron Spiro (Active, currently unsigned)
- Kristian Stanfill (Active, with sixstepsrecords)
- Starfield (Active, independent)
- Switchfoot (Active, with lowercase people records )
- Russ Taff (Active, with Springhouse Records)
- John Michael Talbot (Active, with Troubadour for the Lord)
- Steve Taylor
- Dave Thrush (Active, independent)
- Chris Tomlin (Active, with sixstepsrecords)
- Michelle Tumes (Active, with EMI CMG)
- Sheila Walsh
- Matthew Ward (Active, independent)
- Deniece Williams(Last worked, with Shanachie Records)
- Lisa Whelchel
- ZOEgirl (Disbanded) (ZOEgirl reunited on February 27, 2011 but they don't plan to work on projects together, but it is still possible)
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