About Frank
Frank's Bio
Frank grew up in San Diego with Von of Spectrum Ministries as his youth pastor. Under Von’s teaching, Frank embraced the truth that God calls us to live His Word, not just read it. (James 1:22-27 NIV) Frank traveled frequently to Tijuana with his youth group to reach out to the homeless and orphans. His heart for helping the poor led him to write songs about living radically for Christ - including a song about World Vision.
His songs, “Don’t Panic” (which was chosen to be on San Diego’s Homegrown Album and was in the top five most played singles in CCM Update) and “Revolution of Love” topped the Christian charts for weeks.
Frank led worship and performed concerts at Forest Home Christian Camp for over ten years. During this time his traveling increased as he performed at churches and camps from coast to coast. He also began singing and speaking for groups from all over the United States and Canada who go to work down in Mexico on short term missions’ trips; encouraging these Christians to become involved with foreign missions is still one of Frank’s passions.
Frank and his wife came to the realization that not all of us can go across the border, but all of us can sponsor a child. They saw World Vision’s child sponsorship program as the most effective way the majority of us can combat world hunger and poverty. Since 1995, Frank’s focus has been to work with churches and camps as a child sponsorship advocate for World Vision. For nearly a decade, Frank has been partnering with Hume Lake Christian Camps and other churches and organizations as they work together to get children sponsored. Due to his fresh, laid-back style coupled with his encouraging yet challenging message, Frank is sought after for many types of venues.
