Daniel Punnose (c. 1970 – N/A) was an American preacher and missionary leader whose ministry has focused on advancing global evangelism through his role as President of GFA World. Born in the United States to K.P. Yohannan, the founder of Gospel for Asia (GFA), and Gisela Punnose, he grew up immersed in the organization’s mission, traveling to India each summer during his childhood. He earned a Bachelor of Theology from Believers Eastern Church Theological Seminary in India and began his preaching career serving in various regions, including North India, Delhi, Nepal, and South India, before pastoring a church at the seminary. Punnose’s preaching career expanded as he took on leadership roles within GFA World, becoming Vice President and later President, overseeing operations that support indigenous missionaries and humanitarian efforts across Asia. Confirmed as a Bishop in Believers Eastern Church on March 2, 2017, he has preached at GFA events and churches, emphasizing prayer, fasting, and outreach to the poor, as seen in his contributions to GFA’s 40-day Lent devotionals and Veterans Day messages. Married with a family, though specific details are private, he continues to lead from GFA’s U.S. base, carrying forward his father’s vision after K.P. Yohannan’s death in May 2024.