Actress and Producer Roma Downey has had quite a few accomplishments recently. The admired actress is now being honored by the illustrious organization Christian Women in Media (CWIMA) as the grand finale of their national media conference, Excellence in Communication Awards Gala, April 3-5, in Dallas, Texas.

The Bible miniseries that Downey both stared in and produced alongside husband Mark Burnett shattered records by receiving more than 100 million views on the History Channel. Her film "Son of God," which is roughly based on the 10-hour miniseries shocked Hollywood and mainstream critics as well, receiving $26.5 million at the box office coming in at No. 2 on the list of top movies in its first week.

Due to all the success, Downey along with Gospel singer Babbie Mason will be awarded with the prominent award for Excellence in Communication. The organization, CWIMA, is known for recognizing outstanding Christian women in the field of media by bestowing them with the esteemed award.

This premiere award is an incentive for the continued pursuit of excellence for women in social media, television, radio, film, publishing, music the arts and entertainment. CWIMA focuses its attention on exceptional women who influence our society with significant media contributions.

Downey will be honored for her outstanding achievements in television and film. In addition she is to be recognized as Co-Executive Producer and Actor in the 'Son of God' film.

Mason is being esteemed for her remarkable music as an award winning artist and celebrated songwriter. Babbie has graced the stage with American presidents and is an inductee to the Christian Music Hall of Fame.

The Awards Gala is for both men and women. It kicks off April 5 at 7PM. The conference will be at the Double Tree Hotel near the Galleria Dallas, Texas, April 3-5. Membership is not required to attend.

Gala ticket includes program and dinner for $35. Gala Tables are offered with advertising for $500. Conference registration is $300 for CWIMA members and $350 for guests, which includes 4 meals, the Awards Gala and gifts.

CWIMA welcomes all women who work in or are interested in leadership and media. CWIMA founder & President Suellen Roberts trust the event will connect and refresh women in communications.

CWIMA began ten years ago when Roberts sought to create a movement for an industry group geared toward women. Roberts' desire to connect women in purpose and vision has served as the leading factor to its vast progress with members consisting of various women throughout all forms of media.

CWIMA has become a movement to encourage, connect and mobilize women at the heart of CWIMA's mission is to be a source of encouragement that facilitates lasting friendships and continual growth.

More information about CWIMA can be found at www.cwima.org.

For further details visit www.cwima.org/conference