Dr. Ruby Holland is a native Texan, lovingly dedicated to her primary call as the mother of two daughters and loving grandparent. She has served in full-time ministry for more than forty years. She has been privileged to share her ministry gifts with thousands of people on five continents, including Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America.

Dr. Holland founded Ruby Holland Ministries, Inc. (1999); a global preaching, teaching, and community care outreach ministry. In 2015, Dr. Holland became compelled by the Holy Ghost to become the Founder and Pastor of The Accomplishing Word Ministries (AWM).

Her objective is to touch the world with the transforming power of God’s love, humbly yielding to the impenetrable charge to reach the lost, and to minister life and hope to His people with a prayerful and Christ-centered heart.

Dr. Holland is indeed an “elect lady” of the Gospel, a rare jewel, fashioned by the Master’s touch, with an unusual gift to communicate the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Raven M. Smith was born and raised in Central Jersey (a very real place). She began her acting endeavors at the age of five in elementary school and within her local church. Before fully realizing her true passion for acting, she was an avid musician and a member/captain of her high school's marching band. Acting became an integral part of her life after she joined her high school's drama club, taking on the role of publicist for her final two years of high school. During her Junior year of high school, she was one of 100 students (out of 10,000) selected to attend the Disney Dreamers Academy with Steve Harvey and Essence Magazine. There, she spent the weekend taking Acting and Networking classes with industry professionals, such as actor Lamman Rucker.

In the summer of 2015, she was accepted into the Rutgers Summer Acting Conservatory, studying acting, movement, and voice. In early 2016, she was accepted into the Montclair State BFA Acting program. She was cast in several Montclair State theatre productions - her final performance as the headstrong Nasreen and naïve Belen in Naomi Iizuka's "Anon(ymous)", directed by INTAR Theatre's Lou Moreno, earned her a nomination for the 2020 Irene Ryan Scholarship Award. Shortly after her senior showcase, she signed a year contract with Glitter Talent Agency. She graduated cum laude in May 2020, receiving the BFA Acting Award.

She currently resides in the Tri-State area, where she is producing her original web series pilot, Quarter Life Crisis.