Labels

Name	Logo	Description
Karew
Karis
Kerygma Records		Now defunct label that was based in Reseda, California, and was distributed by Sparrow Records.
Key
KHP
Kickstarter
Kim Hill Music
Kingheir Music
Kingsway
Kirshner
KMG
Koch
Koinonia
KT Records
La Pinta Records		A division of Noble Music Group.
Lamb & Lion		Distributed by the Benson Company from ?? - 1981. Distributed by Sparrow Records from 1982 - ??.
Lamon Records
Lava		Lava Records (Lava Music, LLC) is an American-based record label owned by Universal Music Group and distributed through Republic Records.
LeKri Music
Levantar
Lexicon
Li'l Buddy Records
Lifeline		Bluegrass label distributed by the Benson Company.
Lifestream		A division of Calvary Records
LifeWay
Light
Lion of Zion
Liquid Disc		Now defunct label that was headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee.
Live Oak
Lo-Fidelity
lowercase people		lowercase people records is the record label founded and run by the members of the band Switchfoot. It was founded after the band split with their major label, Columbia/SonyBMG. The label's name was drawn from the lyrics of a song written early in the band's career, "Company Car" from 1999's New Way to be Human. The "L" of "lowercase" is intentionally not capitalized, and is thus self-referential.
Lucid Artist
Lula Street
M2 Communications
M2-0
M2T Records		Founded by Mark Hall of Casting Crowns, Mark Miller of Sawyer Brown, and industry veteran Gordon Kerr.
M8		Millenium Eight (M8) is a label that specializes in reissuing out-of print Christian albums and releasing limited edition collector's CDs.
Madacy
Made to Fly Music
Madison Line
Magdalene Records		This label is distributed by M8 Records.
Maiden Music
Main Street Music
Majestic Sound
Make Way Music
Malaco
Manna
Mansion Entertainment
Maple Bar Records
Maranatha! Music		Maranatha! Music was founded in 1971 by Chuck Smith Sr. of Calvary Chapel, to promote the “Jesus Music” his young hippie followers were writing and singing, up and down the California coast. In the early years, Maranatha! Music started signing artists because of their passionate profession of faith through music. These songs became the influential calling card of the worship music genre of that time; they belong to the Maranatha! Song catalog today.