Would like to discover new authors on the order of Gilbert Morris and Michael Phillips.  Would like historical fiction.

I like Judith Miller. The Carousel Painter was excellent, as was the Postcards from Pullman series. All are historical fiction.

You might want to try out Judith Pella, Tracie Peterson, or Jane Kirkpatrick. 

If you like G. Morris and M. Phillips I think you'd really like Jack Cavanaugh's books. Also Lynn Austin.

Liz Curtis Higgs might also be a good choice.

I highly recommend Bodie Thoene.   Several series - some set right before and after WW2.   Very well written.

I agree with Cozette on Thoene. There is also Tricia Goyer.  Kim Vogel Sawyer has a good historical fiction book involving Mennonites from Russia entitled " Fields of Grace".  I think   Lauraine Snelling also has some historicals that include immigrants that move to Kansas that are very good. 

I think B J Hoff might be similar to Michael Phillips also. She has a couple of series involving Ireland and Irish immigrants. I think she also has a series that involves people living in the Appalachian mountains in the early 1900s.

I don't know if American western fiction is something you'd be interested in, but Tamera Alexander has a series that I think has 3 or 4 books . I have read the first 3 and I truly enjoyed them.  Also if you haven't read it, read Francine River's "Redeeming Love". The historical aspects are not put at the forefront in this book, but it is a wonderful love story based on the book of Hosea from the Bible.

I thank all of you for the suggestions on historical Christian fiction.  It's wonderful!  So much to look for and think about.  I love that!

If you are looking for more Angela Hunt (the Lost Colonies series and Shadow Women) and GInger Garrett's In the Shadow of the Lion's are awesome

Although I don't read a lot of historical fiction I've enjoyed Bodie Thoene's books over the years and I do like Kim Vogel Sawyer. I also just finished The Centurion's Wife by Davis Bunn and Jannette Oke and really liked that.

And if you're interested, PM me because I won a book at a blog giveaway by Tammy Barley set in the American West.  I haven't posted it on my bookshelf yet.  It wasn't really my thing, but I'd be happy to send it to you, if you'd like.

One of my favorite Historical Christian Fiction is still the late Eugenia Price.

Her books were set in GA and FL from pre-Revolution until after the Civil War. They are wonderful!!

There are several trilogies and quartets.

Most of the Christian historical fiction I see is set in the US.  Do any of these authors write Christian regencies?  I've enjoyed reading some Christian historical fiction lately, but I'm missing the marriage mart, at-home calls and carriage rides in Hyde Park  LOL!