Mission
Empowering national workers and building trust in churches and ministries to grow local generous giving to God's work.
About GTP
A Calling Became a Ministry
Global Trust Partners is a Christian ministry committed to empowering church and ministry workers through biblical teaching, practical training, peer accountability, and trusted resources. Its work helps leaders cultivate healthy stewardship and sustainable local support for God's work.
Origin
Founded by Gary Hoag
Global Trust Partners was founded by Gary Hoag as a global expression of his long-standing work in biblical stewardship, accountability, and generosity. After years of international service, he was asked to lead a separate entity devoted to this mission, and GTP began as a registered U.S. charity in 2019.
While Generosity Monk shares Gary Hoag's teaching, reflections, and resources, Global Trust Partners extends that same vision through hands-on ministry around the world.
Vision
Faithful stewardship and peer accountability increasing local support for God's work in every nation.
The 4Ts
How Global Trust Partners Serves
Four integrated pillars equipping national workers and strengthening the local church worldwide.
Teaching
Biblical instruction that forms faithful stewards.
Training
Practical onsite training and online courses.
Teamwork
Regional collaboration and peer accountability.
Toolbox
Resources that help strengthen trust and local giving.
Healthy ministry depends on more than funding alone. It requires trust, wisdom, accountability, and faithful stewardship and Global Trust Partners helps build that foundation so local ministries can flourish with integrity and long-term impact.
— Gary G. Hoag, Founder
Global Trust Partners
Spreading biblical stewardship vision in practice around the world.
From 2019-2025, GTP grew from a founder's vision into a team of 20 staff serving in 20 countries forming peer accountability groups and equipping national workers to grow local generosity.
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