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Considering the challenges facing Christian ministry today, particularly the need to keep the message Christocentric while conducting ministry in ways that glorify the Lord and build people according to biblical ideals, there is an undeniable need for effective mentorship and development of those called to ministry.
Gospel Heroes Commission International (GHCI) exists to address this need.
Our goal is to equip ministers to become expert builders, developing them for cutting-edge effectiveness in responding to the demands of their generation and preparing them for the conquering of previously considered no-go areas.
GHCI seeks to strengthen ministers through mentorship, leadership development, biblical instruction, practical ministry training, accountability, and strategic engagement.
Preserving the Calling – Equipping the Evangelist – Advancing the Gospel.
To raise a generation of theologically grounded, spiritually mature, practically equipped, and confidently established evangelists who will faithfully proclaim the Gospel and advance the Kingdom of God across nations.
To identify, mentor, equip, train, resource, and establish evangelists for effective ministry, sustainable impact, and generational Kingdom influence.
The evangelist is not inferior to the pastor. The evangelist is not a lesser calling. The evangelist is a necessary calling. We believe the Church needs evangelists who know who they are, understand what they carry, and are prepared to faithfully fulfill their assignment.
The Global Forum of Evangelists (GFE) is a ministry of Gospel Heroes World Missions established to preserve, strengthen, and advance the ministry of the evangelist in the Body of Christ.
In a generation where many who are called to evangelism are tempted to view their calling as inferior to other expressions of the five-fold ministry, GFE exists to help evangelists understand, embrace, develop, and effectively fulfill their God-given assignment.
The evangelist is not a lesser minister. The evangelist is a distinct and essential expression of Christ’s ministry to His Church. GFE therefore seeks to help evangelists discover the uniqueness of their calling, develop their ministry, and leave a lasting legacy.
GFE seeks to identify individuals who demonstrate the calling and grace of an evangelist and help them recognize, understand, and properly develop that calling.
We provide intentional mentorship and spiritual guidance to help evangelists mature in their calling, navigate ministry challenges, and become increasingly effective in their assignment.
GFE provides practical and spiritual training designed to equip evangelists for greater effectiveness in preaching the Gospel, reaching the lost, mobilizing believers, and advancing the Kingdom of God.
We provide the theological foundation necessary for the evangelist to handle God's Word accurately and confidently. Training includes biblical interpretation, theological concepts, Christian doctrine, apologetics, and the theology and practice of evangelism.
Our goal is not merely to produce evangelists who can preach, but evangelists who understand what they believe, why they believe it, and how to communicate the Gospel faithfully and effectively.
GFE recognizes that effective ministry requires more than spiritual passion. Evangelists must also understand how to responsibly mobilize resources for the assignment God has entrusted to them.
We therefore help evangelists learn the art and science of fundraising, partnership development, donor relations, financial stewardship, and sustainable ministry development.
One of the greatest dangers in ministry is building a work that depends entirely upon one individual.
GFE mentors evangelists to develop ministries, teams, structures, and systems that can continue beyond their personal involvement. The objective is to move the evangelist from simply carrying a ministry to building a ministry that can carry the assignment.
We believe in developing ministry that produces posterity, succession, and lasting Kingdom impact.
GFE exists to help evangelists embrace their calling without comparison or inferiority.
The evangelist does not need to become a pastor to validate his ministry. He does not need to imitate an apostle, prophet, or teacher to prove his relevance.
The evangelist must learn to live and function confidently within the grace God has given him.
Our desire is to see evangelists who understand that their calling is not inferior—it is different, necessary, and valuable to the purpose of Christ for His Church.