National Board of Trustees

Global Fund For Jesus

In each country where GFFJ and GBR operate, the GFFJ
establishes the National Board of Trustees whose responsibility
is to oversee the execution of GFFJ Mandate in each respective
country. The Heads/Ambassadors and their Teams who report
to the Chief Ambassador (Administration) will also report to the
National Board of Trustees (Policy, Mandate and Strategy).

Global Investment Team

This comprises of specialists in Investment Banking, Corporate

Finance, Law, Investments etc and is responsible for invest-
ment strategy and execution of GFFJ Assets and Investments.
Their primary mandate is to create more value for GFFJ by
investing GFFJ assets and monitoring their performance on
monthly basis.

The team is headed by the Chief Investment Officer who

reports to the Global Board of Governors.

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Global Project Management Team

The Project Management Department will be established when To Partner with GFFJ Kindly Contact
GFFJ is ready to build schools, clinics, orphanages etc and will
be responsible for execution and monitoring of GFFJ Projects
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and assets. The function of this team will be to initiate, plan & Contact Person: Alice Mothiba / Mr Paul Ndaba
execute projects approved by the Board of Governors of GFFJ. Telephone: +27 11 242 8000
Fax: +27 11 242 8001/2
Email: alice@globalfundforjesus.com
paul@globalfundforjesus.com
Website: www.globalfundforjesus.com
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Global Business Roundtable

History
The Global Fund For Jesus was born out of the mandate
given directly to the chairman in a vision whilst in Jerusa-
lem, Israel when he was on tour of the Holy Land. On 15
November 2007, in the early hours of the morning and in a
vision, he saw a cloud of light and from it came a voice
which said, “Arise, setup a Global Fund for Jesus.”
“Global Fund for Jesus” was repeated three times.
The Global Fund for Jesus was officially launched on the
18th of November 2010 at the Sandton Convention Centre,
Johannesburg, South Africa at the Gala Dinner attended by
1000 people.
Mandate
The Mandate of the Global Fund for Jesus is to do that
which Jesus Christ would do if He was physically present
amongst us.
He would take care of the poor, the vulnerable, the afflicted,
the sick, oppressed and all those that are affected by all
forms of oppression.
Main Objectives of GFFJ
The Global Business Roundtable Members embrace the
mandate, vision and mission of GFFJ and become Ambassa-
dors or Champions for GFFJ programs.
The successful execution of which is directly linked to the
growth and expansion of the GBR in line with the strategy
outlined in our articulation of Vision 2020, that is to be in
every city, town, village, township and suburb by year 2020
This growing platform becomes strategic for expansion of GFFJ
Mandate objectives and Agenda.
Resource Mobilisation Strategy
1.People (Human Resources)
GFFJ Ambassadors Critical to the success of the mandate are
People or Ambassadors (volunteers) who are at the centre of
the execution strategy.
GFFJ is continuously looking for Ambassadors, people
committed to the vision who can mobilise other strategic and
resourceful people to implement the vision.
2. Cash Resources Mobilisation
Without money no vision can flourish. Money is critical to the
delivery of the mandate which includes building schools,
clinics, hospitals, old age homes, orphanages, entrepreneur-
phase campaign for shares or equity mobilisation will be
launched. Companies, (Corporates and SME’s) were
requested to donate or pledge a percentage of the shares in
their compnies to GFFJ.
Some of these shares may be intended for black economic
empowerment or indigenisation objectives and GFFJ may and
will be a powerful and strategic partner to companies
wanting to empower the disadvantaged and previously
disadvantaged communities.
The Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment operating in
some of the countries in Africa such as South Africa intends
to facilitate economic ownership to entities such as GFFJ.
Black Economic Empowerment policies need to be met and
do not apply in all the countries in Africa.
Any companies looking for a credible partner with a track
record in empowering the poor can invite GFFJ to be their partner.
4.Property (Land and Buildings) Mobilisation
The 4th leg of resource mobilisation will focus on property
(moveable or immovable) land, buildings, and farms, to be
used by GFFJ for the benefit of the poor.
This campaign was launched at the GBR Prayer Camp and
Retreat in 2016.

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GFFJ aims to focus on 6 Key areas of interventions and
ship centres etc.
human support. GFFJ will invest in high impact projects in all
developing countries and where necessary it will partner
On the 1st of February 2014 at the 2014 GBR Prayer Camp
with existing organisations to execute its mandate.
and Retreat held at Alpine Heath in Drakensburg, South Africa,
the cash mobilisation campaign was launched which saw
Six Key Areas of Focus are:
approximately 400 GBR members pledge to offer monthly for
• Education
the first
• Healthcare
3 Years in support of the vision.
• Food Security
• Job Creation
• Prosperity and Economic Empowerment
The campaign has now escalated to all our Roundtable Global Board of Governors
meetings and branches and is becoming fully extended within
• Entrepreneurship
GBR.
GFFJ has the Global Board of Governors comprising of well
The campaign will run perpetually until Jesus comes back. It is respected leaders from different countries and continents
GFFJ’s intention and belief that we see millions of people where GBR and GFFJ operate. The Board of Governors is the
around the world committing to give weekly or monthly to highest decision making body of the GFFJ and is responsible for
the GFFJ Vision & Programmes. policy and strategy issues. The key function and mandate is to
ensure that all the countries adhere to the mandate of GFFJ in
3. Shares (Equity) Mobilisation identifying and implementing the projects.