Christian Performing Artists' Fellowship
The Christian Performing Artists' Fellowship (CPAF) is a non-profit, trans-denominational Christian ministry, dedicated to the classical performing arts world. CPAF is based in Winona Lake, Indiana, home of evangelist Billy Sunday, Youth for Christ and was the location of many early Billy Graham crusades. Co-founded in 1979 in the D.C. Area by Artistic Director and author of Spiritual Lives of the Great Composers, Dr. Patrick Kavanaugh and his wife Barbara, and by trombonist James Kraft and his wife Mary Jeane, it is one of only two organizations in the United States dedicated to this particular mission field.
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Christian Performing Artists' Fellowship
The Christian Performing Artists' Fellowship (CPAF) is a non-profit, trans-denominational Christian ministry, dedicated to the classical performing arts world. CPAF is based in Winona Lake, Indiana, home of evangelist Billy Sunday, Youth for Christ and was the location of many early Billy Graham crusades. Co-founded in 1979 in the D.C. Area by Artistic Director and author of Spiritual Lives of the Great Composers, Dr. Patrick Kavanaugh and his wife Barbara, and by trombonist James Kraft and his wife Mary Jeane, it is one of only two organizations in the United States dedicated to this particular mission field.
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