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Greg Austin has been a Christian leader for more than thirty-nine years. He has served for more than 30 years in the role of local pastor and currently pursues his passion to equip, encourage and mentor a new generation of emerging leaders in God’s church.

Greg has a compassionate heart for broken, wounded and discouraged people. Having personally experienced the deep waters of trial, defeat, despair and brokenness while receiving from the Father’s heart the gifts of wholeness and victory, Greg and his wife Sheila have a shared testimony of the glorious grace of God.  Their experience is that God's mercy, grace, healing and restoration are available to everyone who is of a broken and contrite heart. 

Austin is the Founder of Global Action, a Christian humanitarian organization which has provided care for needy multitudes in Asia, Central and South America and in the U.S. Greg is the Founder and President of Next Reformation Network and g2k (genesis two thousand). He has been a Crusade Speaker and has served as a denominational official. He currently serves as an Area Advisor for Aglow, International and as a partner in several apostolic councils.

Greg has ministered in more than forty nations on seven Continents bridging denominational and non-denominational fellowships. He has participated in the birthing of churches in the U.S. and abroad. Greg has served as a member of numerous ministry advisory boards, and provides counsel to ministries on four continents. His writing has encouraged believers around the world.

Greg and Sheila were married in 1971, and have four beautiful daughters; Amy, Rebecca, Carrie and Deborah; three sons-in-law, Michael , Kevin and Nicholas, and three grandchildren, Emma, Madeline and Alex.

g2k was born to provide a bridge between the old religious structures of the church and the church that is emerging. As with any season of great change and transition, there is confusion and  deception, mixed motives and sometimes bizarre experimentation among many in the church today. But in the midst of error and misconception is also the true presence of the Spirit of God, the direction of heaven and the promise of a church and an emerging Kingdom that will welcome, receive, embrace and befriend all who search for Truth.

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