Using the tools of the creative arts - mime, drama, puppets and skis - to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ.

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Fay Nelson became a Christian as an adult, drawn to and overtaken by God’s love through an interdenominational outreach ministry. As she experienced God’s redeeming love and His healing of inoperable back problems, her focus quickly changed from teaching in the public school system to sharing God’s love in unique venues.

An opportunity to produce a television show in 1978 led Fay to join with CliffAnn Perry and a small group of others to form Creative Ministries. The show, The R a i n b o w Factory , was created in 1980 and became the springboard for the “live” ministry she has been a part of since then. Using many of the creative arts to share God’s love led naturally to teaching others, to writing for publication, and the joy of discipling new Christians.

CliffAnn Perry knew from the night she accepted the Lord at a Billy Graham Crusade that her life was His to direct. She spent her high school years preparing to follow His call, working summers in an interdenominational ministry, helping lead her youth group, and seeking God’s will for her life. He led her to Asbury College and a degree in Christian Education and then to be one of the founding members of Creative Ministries.

Her role as program director has been a natural venue for her to share the creative gifts God has given her and to become a leader in the Christian arts. CliffAnn’s delight is to share God’s love in ways that make it visible and real to others. She received her Masters in Communication with a concentration in creative drama from Regent University in 1995. She continues to write curriculum, skits, and shows and to choreograph dances which make God’s love real.