• Pastor/Elder at Grace Bible Church of North County
• Founder and Executive Director for the Christian Citizenship Council (C3) of San Diego
• Founder and Executive Director for the Christian Statesman Internship Program (CSIP)

Frank has been married to Lynn for 44 years and has three married children and four grandchildren. He has served as a pastor/elder at Grace Bible Church since its founding in 1990 and is responsible for Outreach oriented ministries.

Frank has been a Christian worldview activist in the political realm for almost twenty years. Besides authoring over 160 columns and commentaries on biblical politics for Good News Etc, the Christian Examiner, and on-line with the Washington Times “Communities” and Communities Digital News, Frank has been a frequent guest speaker for local para-church, conservative and political organizations. In addition, he has taught on a wide range of contemporary issues at churches throughout the county and assists in the creation of local church salt and light ministries. As Founder and Executive Director of the Christian Citizenship Council (C3), Frank has also published his “Kacer’s Call” biblical perspective on every statewide Proposition presented to voters since 2002.

Frank’s latest publication, “Christian Fratricide – Why Christians Continue to be Divided Politically”, examines the systemic issues the Christian community faces in influencing our nation for the common good and God’s glory and provides biblical, practical solutions. In addition, Frank recently was a major contributor to Dr. Jim Garlow’s “Well Versed – Biblical Answers to Today’s Tough Issues”.

A physicist in the Department of Defense Intelligence Community for over 35 years, and a senior systems engineer with SAIC for over 12 years, Frank has a B.A. in Physics from Western Washington University and a M.S. from U.C.L.A. in Engineering/Operations Research. In the political realm, Frank has been a leader in grass-roots political activism, candidate recruitment and assessment, precinct operations, and formal political party representation both locally and with state conventions. He also served for seven years on the Board of Directors for the National Center for Law and Policy.