process of development. Ministry The three unique characteristics of CPAF's ministry are Evangelism, a very high standard of Excellence, and work within the Classical Performing Arts. In addition to the MasterWorks Festival, CPAF sponsors the Second Sunday Series, a series of once monthly, community concerts in which performers share their faith through classical music, drama and dance. CPAF has begun numerous Bible Studies and prayer groups throughout colleges and performing arts arenas around the United States. Training Arts Administration In 2004, CPAF established an intern teaching program. The year-long program is designed for young performing artists to train, both spiritually and artistically, in arts administration. Production CPAF also trains young performers and theatre technicians through a number of technical internship programs held in the summer including, Production, Orchestra Management, Photography, Piano maintenance, Recording and the supporting areas of General Production. The internships assist in the productions that appear in the MasterWorks Festival. Leadership A Bible Study Leadership Training Program is held during the MasterWorks Festival. This program trains performing artists to start Bible studies in their academic and artistic organizations. References www.christianperformingart.org/Mission.html www.christianperformingart.org/Bibleframe.html www.christianperformingart.org/Opportunities.html MasterWorks Festival Homepage Kavanaugh, Patrick. The Story of the Christin Performing Artists' Fellowship. Winona Lake, IN. Christian Performing Artists' Fellowship. The Christian Performing Artists' Fellowship. (2006) MasterWorks Festival Brochure. Winona Lake, IN. Christian Performing Artists' Fellowship. Cook, Jane, G., and Heckman, Paul. (2001). Winona Lake Summers. North Manchester, Indiana. ICanPublish. Christian performing arts Christian organizations established in 1984 1984 establishments in Indiana