Cornelius Elizabeth
"Connie" Hopper
1940 -

Inducted 2010

Connie Hopper is considered by many to be the keystone of the famous singing family, The Hoppers. Her sensitivity to her audiences has caused her to become a household name and a favorite among gospel music lovers everywhere. 

Connie was voted Queen of Gospel Music by the Singing News for two consecutive years, Favorite Alto in 1998, 1999, and 2000, and Person of the Year in 2005. She also was voted as Gospel Music's Female Vocalist of the Year by the People's Choice Awards. In 1998 she was presented the Marvin Norcross Award. In May 2003, Connie received an Associate of Arts Degree from Oakland City University in Oakland City, Indiana. She also received her Honorary Doctrate of Music Degree from Oakland City in May 1999. 

Connie's sincerity is projected both on and offstage. She has become a roll model for young ladies who are entering the realm of gospel music. Her warmth, charm, and genuine faith in God have become her hallmark. 

Connie is the author of a testimonial book entitled "The Peace That Passeth Understanding" which relates to her bout with cancer and God's divine intervention. Her most recent writing is a daily devotional book of inspiration entitled "Heart of the Matter", in which she shares some of the deep spiritual matters concerning Christians today. Connie has also penned more than 50 gospel songs.


Connie Hopper accepts her Hall of Fame Induction as Hall of Famer Maurice Templeton looks on


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