For 23 years, The Laymen Quartet has been singing about the gospel of Jesus Christ. According to Mark Hoggard, the founder, manager and baritone singer, their mission "is to reach individuals through song that might not otherwise be touched by the gospel".

The Laymen's bass singer, Mark "Markie" Hoggard, Jr. has been singing since the ripe old age of 8. Versatile enough to sing other parts in the quartet, Markie wrote five of the 10 songs on their "Breakthrough" project including Stand Up For Old Glory" their first radio release.

The Laymen's lead singer, Curtis Hyler, formerly sang with the group Heaven Bound. A very talented songwriter, singer and musician, Curtis has a heart for ministry and a love for singing.

A talented musician, arranger and songwriter, Randy Warren, the Laymen's pianist has written a number of great songs over the past few years. For the past 20 years, Randy has been involved in Southern Gospel Music and is excited that God has given him the opportunity to be part of this great ministry.

Kevin McManus, President of Zion Music Group expresses his high hopes for the future of The Laymen Quartet saying the members of the group "have excellent writing skills and vocal abilities". McManus forsees a long-working relationship between Zion and The Laymen Quartet.