“Write the vision
and make it plain.”

She is an award-winning playwright — honored with The Communication Award, ATL Hottest, Boss and Brossette, the Trinity Award and the Black I Am Award.

Both of her shows air on Clarke TV Network, and she is one of its owners — not a guest on somebody else’s channel, but a stakeholder in the network that carries them.

She is happily married to her hero, Elder Chaplain James Mark Jones Jr. They are both military veterans, with eleven children and eleven grandchildren between them.

She is a CASA worker and the founder of Oasis Montage Ministries, a nonprofit organization that provides advocacy assistance. She has an exemplary history of providing workshops and empowerment conferences. She is a sex-trafficking abolitionist, trained by Sabrina Kirkland of the Seedlife Foundation.

This dynamic playwright is the author of the book When Enough is Enough, publisher of Oasis Montage Magazine, screenwriter of the film Gray’s Gift of Giving, an actress, business partner of Clarke TV Network, TV show host of the Oasis Montage Show and The Carol Jones Show, and a motivational speaker of Les Brown.

Why she tells these stories

Carolyn shares her life story of how she overcame being abused. Her history of testimonies and theatrical productions deliver messages of prevention, healing and awareness.

For more than ten years she was victimized by her ex-husband, a minister — a marriage that brought violence, injury, kidnappings and homelessness. Those dominating experiences fueled her motivation to reach out and help victims in bondage.

In 2000 she met with Tyler Perry, David Talbott and T.D. Jakes, all of whom she says told her to write the vision and make it plain.

“My theatrical works are used as a tool to help others visually see how abuse can destroy your life, but my hope is that you will receive healing.”

Her plays — Angel’s Palace, The Gift of Giving and Women Shoptalk While Real Men Wait — provide audiences with real-life situations and inspirational alternatives to recovery.

“I pray for those that watch my plays — that they get help, heal, and receive the message that there is life after abuse.”

On the record

Producer, director and writer, with three produced titles credited to her: Gray’s Gift of Giving, Women Shoptalk While Real Men Wait and Angel’s Palace.