DEBBIE PAYTON
Partner/Director of Media Outreach
With 20 years of experience in the non-profit and political sectors, Debbie Payton has a reputation for her passionate desire to do well and do good. She has assisted dozens of charitable organizations and political candidates and causes in their efforts to communicate and to make a difference. Payton was public relations director for the nation’s largest public relations agency serving the faith-based community, and served in communications and program positions at The Salvation Army and Big Brothers/Big Sisters. She was on the staff of Congressman John Linder of Georgia, and she has long been active in conservative causes. Fox News’ Sean Hannity calls Debbie “a trustworthy professional of conviction and talent who has the experience to bring about exemplary results and the judgment to determine what causes to advocate. Her authenticity and rock-solid determination make her an extremely valuable partner.”
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JIM JEWELL
Managing Partner
Jim has 32 years of experience working in the evangelical Christian movement, and he has had the privilege to provide communications counsel and services to dozens of great organizations and leaders. Jim was chief of staff for Chuck Colson for more than a decade, and communications director for Promise Keepers’ historic Stand in the Gap event and for Billy Graham’s Amsterdam 2000 conference.
He has served in several management positions in the Christian non-profit sector, including director of public relations at World Vision; senior vice president, corporate communications at Prison Fellowship; and executive director of The Trinity Forum.
In recent years he has been on the forefront of new Christian action in environmental stewardship and he has unique experience as an expert at the intersection of evangelical faith and environmental concern. Jim was campaign director for the Evangelical Climate Initiative and chief operating officer of the Evangelical Environmental Network. He now serves as chairman of Creation Care, Inc.
