Elizabeth Savage is a recovered 'SoapStar', best known to American television audiences by her starring roles on ABC Daytime Television, as Lynx Henshaw on ‘General Hospital’ and Gwyneth Alden on ‘Loving’, she is now an ordained minister serving the less fortunate in Flagstaff AZ.

International audiences will recognize her from “Image Workshop”, where she hosted such guests as Paul Newman to Drew Barrymore, for Lifetime Network.
Born in Pennsylvania, she moved with her family at an early age to California. During her college years she started working professionally in Repertory Theater, throughout the United States, assaying roles in Shakespeare, Modern and Musical Theater.
“The Music Man”, brought Elizabeth back to California, followed by starring roles in the musicals “Oliver”, “Cabaret”, “Bitter Sweet”, starring Shirley Jones, “Anything Goes”, starring Van Johnson, and “On a Clear Day”, starring Robert Goulet.
Returning to L.A., she appeared in .guest starring roles on such prime time shows as Murder She Wrote, Simon and Simon, Murphy’s Law, Silk Stockings, and Matlock. She then moved on to directing, writing and producing.

In 2000, she retired from the field of entertainment and joined Think Jesus Project which eventually led here to Flagstaff, where, for the past 9 years, she has fed, clothed and served the less fortunate.

After helping over 100 people get into, or back into college, she decided to finish her degree in Theater Arts, fell in love with painting, and found herself at Coconino Community College earning an AFA. In 2012, she was awarded the Outstanding Student of the Year Award for Fine Arts from CCC. She then went on to complete her Bachelor's at Northern Arizona University in Studios Arts and Theater Arts.

"In serving the homeless and working poor, I have found that painting brings moments of peace into the world of life and death situations that constantly surrounds me. And in those moments, I find I am able to let go of the stress and focus on painting the face of God, in all of His facets."

Artwork can be viewed on Pinterest and sold on Etsy!

All proceeds of art sold are donated to Think Jesus Project, 501c3, to serve the less fortunate of