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Rob Hoskins (born May 18, 1965) is president of OneHope, a Christian evangelical organization.
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Rob Hoskins | |
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| Born | May 18, 1965 |
Rob Hoskins (born May 18, 1965) is president of OneHope, a Christian evangelical organization.
Born to missionary parents Bob and Hazel Hoskins, Hoskins was born in Bangor, Maine and has lived in Lebanon, France, California and Florida. He attended the American International School for his primary education in Lebanon, International Lycee for junior high school in France and Westminster Academy for senior high school in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. [1]
During Hoskins' tenure, OneHope has worked on projects such as Bible App for Kids with YouVersion, Lead Today with John Maxwell and EQUIP, and Vision 2030. [2]
Since 2004, Hoskins has been President of OneHope, Inc. Hoskins has also served with numerous networks in various leadership capacities including the Forum of Bible Agencies International (FOBAI), Chair of the Strategy Working Group with the Lausanne Movement, and chair of the board at Oral Roberts University (ORU). Rob presently serves as the Senior Advisor to the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA). Hoskins is an ordained general-appointed missionary of the Assemblies of God Church. [3]
In 2007, Hoskins helped initiate 44-country research program named Spiritual State of the World's Children, so that OneHope could learn more about the unique needs, experiences and social traditions of children and youth around the world, [4] [ failed verification ] including the United States. [5] Over the course of 4 years, more than 152,000 13- to 19-year-olds on 5 continents answered questions about their life. The research was collected by the Metadigm Group. [6]
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