Mark Perry(XX)
Mark Perry was born in Alexandria, Virginia to Joseph and Eloise Perry.
Mark began in theater and public speaking in high school and continued through college where he earned a B.A. in communication from California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, CA. Mark has taught Communication and English in public and private schools and colleges in California and Japan.
In 1991, Mark entered into vocational ministry as a church planter and pastor. He has traveled to England, Russia, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Mexico and Canada as well as several U.S. states preaching and communicating.
Mark's first exposure to TV was as a contestant on Wheel Of Fortune in 2005. In 2011, Mark & Cheryl and their three daughters, Audrey, Emily, and Olivia, were approached by a casting director to become part of the first season of 'Preachers' Daughers', a new docudrama on Lifetime. They were cast members on all 10 episodes of season 1.
Mark serves as Senior Leader of Everyday, a church and apostolic center in the Central Coast of California. Mark is also the author of Kingdom Churches and serves as a coach to individuals and churches.
Mark began in theater and public speaking in high school and continued through college where he earned a B.A. in communication from California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, CA. Mark has taught Communication and English in public and private schools and colleges in California and Japan.
In 1991, Mark entered into vocational ministry as a church planter and pastor. He has traveled to England, Russia, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Mexico and Canada as well as several U.S. states preaching and communicating.
Mark's first exposure to TV was as a contestant on Wheel Of Fortune in 2005. In 2011, Mark & Cheryl and their three daughters, Audrey, Emily, and Olivia, were approached by a casting director to become part of the first season of 'Preachers' Daughers', a new docudrama on Lifetime. They were cast members on all 10 episodes of season 1.
Mark serves as Senior Leader of Everyday, a church and apostolic center in the Central Coast of California. Mark is also the author of Kingdom Churches and serves as a coach to individuals and churches.
