Everything in life starts with a seed, and it was many decades ago when God first gave G. Franklin a vision to believe in and pray for. The burden of reaching the lost and sharing the hope of Jesus Christ began to sit upon his soul and take root. ..

Everything in life starts with a seed, and it was many decades ago when God first gave G. Franklin a vision to believe in and pray for. The burden of reaching the lost and sharing the hope of Jesus Christ began to sit upon his soul and take root. Seeing that the world was in desperate need of the Truth, he envisioned God using his life to equip other Christians and create a worship-driven culture and lifestyle. Armed with confidence that he could do all things through Christ who strengthened him (Philippians 4:13), he laid out on paper the blueprint and initial steps he needed to take to realize the daunting task before him.

In the years since, fervent prayer and a sense of purpose had enabled G. Franklin to finally see the vision begin to unfurl in living reality with his team of builders. With untiring perseverance, he communicated the goal to inspire and motivate others and thus small pieces came together to form the big picture. Consequently, Hallelujah Gospel Globally was born.  

“If it seems slow in coming, wait patiently, for it will surely take place. It will not be delayed.” (Habakkuk 2:3)

Just like strong bodies, strong teams are comprised of interdependent members fulfilling precise tasks. It is no accident that you are holding this book in your hand right now. When you selected it to read, you also opened a special doorway to that dream and what it presents. You have become a significant part of it.

Now is the time for the vision to come to pass. Today marks the commencement of G. Franklin’s tangible pledge to impact lives for eternity, to see Christ remain preeminent, and to become a good steward of God’s resources he has been entrusted with. From the shores of the United States to the ends of the earth, “let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” (Psalm 150:6