“Business as Missions,” as professional  jargon, catapulted in the public square and marketplace in conjunction with the Lausanne Movement within Christendom decades ago. The focus then was on creating a movement of business professionals using the gifts of entrepreneurship and efficient management to bring creative and long term sustainable solutions to the marketplace, utilizing resources generated from business profits to fund platforms for advancing the gospel to unreached people groups around the world.

GMF, as a 501c3 evangelical outreach organization, is focused on utilizing multiple platforms within its chartered charitable purpose to effectuate this strategy, especially within multi-family residential real estate and multi-media venues.

Dr. Hamlet, as a former Wall Street professional and business entrepreneur prior to his ordination to the gospel ministry/pastorate in 1997, has a passion for reaching the marketplace itself with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Thus, the GMF Business as Missions “jargon” not only exists to generate program revenues to fund Great Commission advances around the globe, but, also, the ancillary goal of reaching its platform constituents personally with the Good News of Jesus Christ and His saving gospel.