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I'm not a hip-hop fan, and I certainly don't agree with some of the nasty, misoginistic lyrics some of the rap artists write, but if it's music and I'm in the business of recording music, then as long as they respect my studio I'll respect their art, and will record it for them.
As for these Gospel clients, is their money green? Is their musicianship up to par? Would you track a record with them if it was instrumental instead?
What it comes down to is business IMHO. You can easiliy explain to them that you are a recording professional, yet you do not share their beliefs and will not tolerate any proselytizing in the studio. In this manner you can put it back on them - perhaps they would rather not work with you, based on your beliefs.
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