Education
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 Fort
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 Fort
Since 2008, he has served on the Board of Trustees at Oral Roberts University. In 2013 he was appointed the Vice Chair and on April 10, 2014 he became Chair, succeeding Mart Green. He also serves on the Executive Committee Work Group for the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization.
In 2010, Hoskins was named as one of 21 emerging leaders of the Church in Charisma Magazine.
Born to missionary parents Bob and Hazel Hoskins, Hoskins was born in Bangor, Maine and has lived in Lebanon, France, California and Florida. Lauderdale, Florida. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, California.
Personal life
They have two daughters, Diandra and Natasha. The family resides near OneHope’s global headquarters in Pompano Beach, Florida.
Hoskins joined Book of Hope (now OneHope) in 1989 and was appointed president in 2004.
He has introduced a number of other mediums in addition to books, including online games, film, mobile apps, and trading cards. Research
In 2007, Hoskins was instrumental in launching a 44-country research initiative 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, including the United States. 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.
The analysis was completed by Elite research in 2011. The research findings enable OneHope to customize its Scripture programs to address the specific needs of young people in different communities.
Hoskins decided to make the research available for free so that other organizations may benefit from its findings. In 2005, Hoskins was given the John Maxwell Leadership Award.