
- Don started his ministry as a missionary in Germany. Upon return to The United States of America, he began teaching German at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee and preaching at the Una Church of Christ while earning his Ph.D from Vanderbilt. Don then moved to preach at the declining Belmont Church of Christ in the 1970s during The Jesus Movement. Under Don’s leadership, the church grew and left the Churches of Christ background. The church saw attendance from many among the music industry in Nashville, Tennessee, including Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith. Don retired from the pulpit in 1996 to found Caleb Company.
- Don is the Founder of Don Finto Ministries.
- Don is the spiritual father to Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant and James Goll.
- Don is on the Board of Advisors and Council of FIRM.
- Don is a 2019 Honoree in the Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
- Don is a Team Member of Toward Jerusalem Council II.
Find out who Don Finto endorses on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram.
- ACTS Global
- AJ Jones
- Allen Family Ministries
- Allen Hood
- Allyson Phillips
- Alyn & A.J. Jones
- Alyn Jones
- Amanda Lindsey Cook
- Andy Byrd
- Andy Stanley
- Anthony Skinner
- Awaken Nashville
- Banning Liebscher
- Barrington Allen
- Belmont Church
- Beth Moore
- Bethel Church
- Bethel Music
- Bethel Prophetic Ministry
- Bethel Worship
- Bible & Missions Institute
- Bill Johnson
- Bill Johnson Ministries
- Brian Johnson
- Bob Goff
- Brent Mitchell
- Cageless Birds
- Caleb Company
- Caleb Global
- CarryTheLove Global
- Chase Cofer
- Chris Tomlin
- Christa BlackGifford
- Cindy Jacobs
- Circuit Riders
- Commission The City
- Compassion International
- CONTEND Global
- Cory Asbury
- Dalton Thomas
- Daniel Kolenda
- Darlene Zschech
- Dave Ramsey
And many many more, click here for the full list!
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Here below you find credible resources exposing Don Finto and his false teachings:
NAR Watch Israel – Sickening, But Hardly Surprising: https://www.narwatchisrael.info/nwi-blog/sickening-but-hardly-suprising