The band from Eldorado, Illinois, became popular across the Church of God in the 1930s. They were prominent at the 1933 General Assembly, and also ministered at the 1934 Kentucky state convention and other places. There was a string ensemble, as well, at the Eldorado Church of God during that era.
The Music Makers
Bennie Triplett
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1976 Korean Girls Choir
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The Henson Family
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Lee College Brass Quartet
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Vestal Goodman
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Charles Towler
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Covenant — East Coast Bible College
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C. S. Grogan
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Todd Tilghman
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W. C. Gore Family
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The Mauldin Family
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Tim Hill
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Nancy Harmon
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Leola Sellers
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Manuel Bonilla
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Walt Mauldin
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Harvest
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The Jacobs Sisters
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Janice Hill
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Tate Butts
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Roosevelt Miller
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Moreland Evangelistic Party
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Forward in Faith Trio
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Max Morris
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Frances Carden Snyder playing accordion at Bradley County Jail ministry.
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Mark Bailey
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Arnold Godwin
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Ray Branham
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Ronnie and Steve Brock
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Lee University Evangelistic Singers
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Voices of Lee
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The Churchmen
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Levola "Vokie" Hart
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The Messengers
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East Coast Bible College Instrumental Ensemble
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Virginia and David Horton
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L. Brannon Bradford, compiler of the print version of this section, is the church historian for the Church of God in Alabama and archival assistant at the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center, as well as a worship leader with long-standing ties to the Gospel music culture.
Online version additions by D. E. "Gene" Mills, Jr., archivist at the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center.
Online version additions by D. E. "Gene" Mills, Jr., archivist at the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center.