Curtis & Emily Fay
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Emily grew up going to church in Durango, CO, but it wasn’t until she started college at Colorado Mesa University that she began truly pursuing a relationship with God. She got involved with Master Plan Ministries at CMU her freshman year, and God challenged her to grow through campus evangelism her senior year. After graduating with a degree in computer science, she went on a summer project to West Asia with MPM and completed an internship with Master Plan in the 2023-24 school year with the CMU team before joining staff. Emily enjoys using her gifts in lettering and computer science to further the Kingdom. She loves discipling girls and teaching at TNL and women’s Bible study.
Curtis grew up on the Front Range of Colorado and joined Master Plan Ministries at CMU his freshmen year of college. He quickly got involved serving on the music team. God provided opportunities for him to step outside of his comfort zone, and Curtis attended the Crush Fear summer project after freshmen year. The following summer he interned for Crush Fear and is excited to be joining the CMU team as a full-time staff member! He graduated with a degree in Computer Information Systems (CISB) and is looking forward to continue using his gifts mixing sound and doing IT work. Curtis and Emily met through Master Plan Ministries as students, started dating during Emily’s internship, and got married March of 2025. They have enjoyed being involved in the ministry so far and are excited to be coworkers for Christ! |
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