The Global Fund for Jesus (GFFJ) was founded following a spiritual mandate received by its Chairman, Prof Sipho Mseleku, during a visit to Jerusalem on 15 November 2007. In a vision, he heard the instruction: “Arise, set up a global fund for Jesus,” a message repeated three times to emphasize its significance. This divine calling led to the establishment of GFFJ, which was officially launched on 18 November 2010 in Sandton. The organisation was created with the mission of carrying out the work of Jesus Christ by serving the poor, vulnerable, sick, oppressed, and those facing hardship in communities around the world.

Driven by the values of love, compassion, and service, GFFJ seeks to make a lasting impact through investment in high-impact development and humanitarian projects, particularly in developing countries. The organisation partners with communities and like-minded institutions to extend support where it is needed most, creating opportunities for empowerment, growth, and sustainable change. Through its work, GFFJ aims to demonstrate God’s love in practical ways, helping people overcome challenges, build capacity, and gain equitable access to opportunities while inspiring others to contribute to the upliftment of humanity.