Patrick Cramer is the founder and CEO of Frontline Men’s Ministry. He served in the U.S army and was stationed in Germany during his service. Patrick then went on to graduate with a degree in Accounting. He progressed in his studies and became a CPA. A devoted follower of Christ, he has served in many capacities in Church leadership and has a wealth of experience in leadership roles both inside and outside the church. After losing it all in 1992, Patrick sought the truth of God – and he found it.

Today, he continues to serve as Frontline’s CEO, though he places servitude at the centre of his work.

Velvet Cramer was born in Athens, Georgia, and spent much of her early life moving with her family. She began her 31-year career as a flight attendant with the Delta Connection in 1986, during which she and her husband, Patrick, traveled on mission trips to Haiti and India. While working, she also became a registered nurse.

After retiring from aviation in 2017, Velvet and her husband ran Caring Companions, a home care service, until 2022. She now serves as an intercessor for missions in Haiti and Frontline Men’s Ministry and leads Trinity Heart Healing, a ministry dedicated to emotional and spiritual healing. They also host a monthly healing ministry in their home, helping others find restoration.

Velvet is passionate about serving others and guiding them toward healing through faith and compassion.

Willy Severe was born in Port-au-prince, Haiti.. He has three sons. He was charged to revive a failing financial institution in New York, which had two branches to begin with. His work allowed the financial institution to expand to twenty five branches throughout the United States and Canada from 1985 – 1995. In 1998, he became a social worker and worked with children with additional needs. In 2004, he became a prison counsellor. He was a church elder for fourteen years and after the passing of his father, her became the pastor of the school and church that his father had started in Haiti. When the school was destroyed from the earthquake in 2010, he tirelessly worked to rebuild it with the help of Frontline Men’s Ministry and our many generous donors.

Willy has been the school’s principal and teacher for the past 18 years.

David is a dedicated and versatile member of the Frontline team, bringing both professional expertise and a deep commitment to service. Having spent a substantial portion of his childhood in the Philippines, he developed a strong appreciation for community, generosity and culture – values that continue to shape his work today.

As a skilled bookkeeper, David ensures financial integrity while also stepping in wherever needed. Whether behind the scenes or on the front lines, his dedication and servant-hearted approach make him an invaluable part of our mission. His unwavering commitment to helping others reflects his passion for making a meaningful impact in the lives of others. 

David stands out as a team player who values collaboration and collective success. His ability to balance technical expertise with heartfelt service makes him an invaluable asset to Frontline and a role model for those who aspire to live with purpose. As he continues to grow with Frontline, David’s legacy of compassion, integrity, and cultural appreciation promises to leave a lasting mark on both his colleagues and the communities he serves.

Joshua is a British filmmaker and theological researcher with a passion for storytelling that bridges faith, justice, and the arts. Born in Bangalore, India and raised in South London, England, he draws on his cross-cultural heritage to explore spiritual themes with depth and nuance. He is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology, where his work focuses on theology, cinema, and community engagement.

With a background in film and communication—and experience working with Martin Scorsese’s team—Joshua brings both artistic rigor and spiritual sensitivity to his projects. He volunteers regularly at the Toco Hills food pantry in Atlanta, believing that theology should be lived out in service. His work aims to foster dialogue across difference and make space for voices often overlooked in both religious and creative circles.

Joshua serves at Frontline as its media lead, using film and photography to document stories with care and integrity. From producing short videos to crafting visual campaigns, he helps communicate the heart of our work—amplifying the voices of those it serves and strengthening connections between supporters, volunteers, and the wider community.