MEET THE FOUNDERS

Jeremiah Johnson entered into full time ministry in 2009 and graduated from Southeastern University with a bachelors degree in theology and a minor in missions.
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Over the last 15 years, God called him to successfully plant churches in Florida (Heart of the Father Ministry) and North Carolina (The Ark Fellowship). Operating in a strong apostolic capacity, Jeremiah builds and disciples elder teams and five fold ministry leaders who are graced to function in the local church with love and care.
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Along with planting and establishing local churches in an apostolic capacity, Jeremiah has also had the privilege of ministering prophetically in 43 states and 27 foreign nations. He typically ministers in 40-50 churches and conferences every year. Often times receiving dreams and visions for leaders and regions, Jeremiah has been used mightily to further the work of God in many different areas of the USA and world.
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With years of apostolic experience in the local church as well as traveling and ministering prophetically abroad, Jeremiah has also invested much of his time into authoring 15 books and being a popular television guest on the 700 club, Daystar, TBN, Sid Roth It’s Supernatural, and GodTV. He enjoys writing and sharing about his experiences church planting, five fold ministry, and various encounters he has had with God.
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The Johnson’s currently lead a worldwide movement called, “The Altar Global”. It exists to prepare all generations for the second coming of Jesus Christ through a one year discipleship school, support and travel to Israel and Greece, organizing national events, and hosting camps for kids and youth at Camp Goshen in Kannapolis, NC.
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Jeremiah married his wife Morgan in 2010 and they have four beautiful children. Morgan is a successful entrepreneur who enjoys health, fitness, and family ministry. Together they long to see revival in marriages and families and currently reside in Kannapolis, NC. Working alongside one another over the last 15 years has equipped the Johnson’s to not only come to the aid of those who labor in the local church but also encourage itinerate ministers and the saints from around the world.