Welcome To the GFC Global Community

WELCOME TO THE GFC GLOBAL FAMILY!

There comes a time in our walk with God when we must seize the opportunity to be a part of what God is doing in our generation. I believe serving as an active member or ambassador of the Global Faith Coalition (GFC), an organization dedicated to restoring the faith once given to the saints (Jude 1:3-4) and equipping the body of Christ (Ephesians 4:11-14), is an awesome opportunity. Nothing compares to being part of a new move of God alongside others whose hearts God has touched to impact present and future generations. Samuel 10:26.

The global Faith Coalition warmly welcomes individuals interested in participating in what God is doing in the 21st century through GFC.

To become part of the Global Faith Coalition, apply via the form below. The process of selection will be quite forthright; we encourage all interested individuals to ensure that they fill out the form in detail and upload photos that support the information provided.

After your acceptance, you are required to pay a fee to receive a membership certificate and ID renewable every two years. The fee is a one-time membership payment for a period of two years.

Carefully read the form below, fill it out, and submit it, then wait for approval.

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Blessed Ojo
LocationSan Antonio, TX Birthday:November 25
Cleautrice Smith
LocationLos Angeles, CA Birthday:September 26
Global Faith Coalition
LocationSilver Spring, MD
GFC Friends & Well-wishers

Kisha Disha'a Morgan - Walker
LocationIndianapolis, IN Birthday:January 18

Dr. Tassha Faison & Dr LaVetta Williams GFC TEAM USA

Reach Out & Build Bridges!

What if your next level is with someone outside your social, religious or cultural "world?" The scriptures admonish us to be kind enough to entertain strangers. Heb 13:2.

Who is a stranger?

A stranger is basically someone you aren't familiar with, who isn't a part of your social, cultural or religious environment. Most of the time in scripture, God used total strangers to connect individuals to their breakthrough, which is contrary to the belief that one should never trust a total stranger, but at times, it is worth the risk.

When you build walls around yourself and relate only with those within your social, cultural or religious order, you unconsciously barricade yourself from many blessings and sooner or later, you would become narrow-minded, unrealistic, and blind. It's time to take the risk and to wisely open your world to "strangers." You might have close your doors to your angels, remember Abraham welcomed three people to his home and entertained them. It turned out that these three individuals were angels on an assignment to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah. The Angels later revealed their mission to Abraham and also spoke about Sarah having a son in her old age. Gen 18: 1-22.

What if Abraham was too careful to welcome the three strangers to his house? Answer for yourself!

We all know the story of Rahab the harlot, she saved herself and family simply by welcoming and hiding the two spies Joshua sent to spy the city of Jericho. Joshua 2/ 6.

What of Cornelius? He was a devout man, one who fears God with all his house, which gave much alms to the people, and prayed to God always. However, God decided to visit him only through a stranger. Acts 10: 1-48.

Listen! Nobody is coming to eat your food; no one is interested in your money. You need the "strangers" more than they need you. Don't be selfish to yourself, get that dam door open. Watch-out for part 2.

DrBenard Etta