I have had the privilege of doing ministry with Frank Zitzman for about 7 years, and the blessing of being his friend for the same. Whether it was at a church worship service or a Bible study at the county jail, hearing his testimony is always moving and inspiring. More than that, it is always God-glorifying. Frank and Sue are gifted communicators who boast in the Lord at the strength only He could have provided to overcome such a horrible ordeal. As we live in a world where tragedy is the norm (until Christ returns), their message is always relevant and comforting. I thank God for displaying His grace in Frank’s and Sue’s lives.
Pastor Jeff Miller
Associate Pastor, North Street Christian Church
Butler, PA
I highly recommend Frank Zitzman to any church for ministry. His faithfulness to rightly divide The Word of Truth and his zeal for Christ was a great encouragement to our church family. We are looking forward to having him come back. Someone who boldly stands for the infallible truths of Scripture and makes it His aim to live what he teaches is the kind of messenger that the Church needs. May the Church of Jesus Christ be strengthened with might in the inner man, and may more faithful servants like my friend Frank be bold in declaring the Whole Counsel of God for His Glory!
With joy unspeakable and full of glory. Your fellow-servant in Christ,
Pastor Steve Henry
Saltwell Road Church
Bridgeport, WV
I was very moved and encouraged by your courage to share your thoughts and emotions on the loss of Troy. The way God has used your acceptance of even the difficult things in your life to minister to us and others shows that He is truly a great and gracious God. It also shows that God has a purpose for everything in our lives and His ways are truly higher than ours. Your willingness to share what God has done in your life has turned what the world calls tragedy into triumph. May God bless you, your family, and your efforts to minister to everyone He puts in your path.
Frank and Sue Zitzman have been through the fire and come out the other side as refined gold. God’s grace met them in the darkest valley through the death of their son, Troy, and they allowed that grace to carry them, and to shine through them. Frank has a powerful testimony, and is a passionate communicator. I used Frank to share his story as a part of sermon series I was doing on grace and suffering. Frank loves God’s Word, and understands the foundational doctrine of the sovereignty of God. Franks style of communication is clear and pointed and will speak to the hearts of so many people that are living with brokenness and wondering “Where is God?” Frank made a statement that has stuck with me, and I’ve heard others in our church repeat it as well. After his son’s death his mind was racing with ‘What if…???’ ‘What if I’d never bought Troy that motorcycle.’ And then God reminded him he was asking the wrong question. In the face of suffering the question isn’t ‘What if?,’ the question is ‘What now?’ What does God want me to do now? How can I use this for God’s glory now? I can heartily recommend Frank’s ministry to you.
Frank and Sue Zitzman shared their story in our Adult education time and in our worship service. The messages entitled “Living After The Loss” are a powerful compilation of the Zitzman’s experience, insights, and understanding of Significant Losses in life. Frank’s presentation was Biblical, practical, and helpful to several here at Northgate Church. Frank and Sue have a deep love for God and are equipped to comfort others encountering grief and loss in a very helpful and practical way. Their love for their Son continues as they share his legacy with others.
Pastor Jesse Boggs
Northgate Church
238 West View Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Pastor Jeff Miller said:
I have had the privilege of doing ministry with Frank Zitzman for about 7 years, and the blessing of being his friend for the same. Whether it was at a church worship service or a Bible study at the county jail, hearing his testimony is always moving and inspiring. More than that, it is always God-glorifying. Frank and Sue are gifted communicators who boast in the Lord at the strength only He could have provided to overcome such a horrible ordeal. As we live in a world where tragedy is the norm (until Christ returns), their message is always relevant and comforting. I thank God for displaying His grace in Frank’s and Sue’s lives.
Pastor Jeff Miller
Associate Pastor, North Street Christian Church
Butler, PA
Pastor Steve Henry said:
I highly recommend Frank Zitzman to any church for ministry. His faithfulness to rightly divide The Word of Truth and his zeal for Christ was a great encouragement to our church family. We are looking forward to having him come back. Someone who boldly stands for the infallible truths of Scripture and makes it His aim to live what he teaches is the kind of messenger that the Church needs. May the Church of Jesus Christ be strengthened with might in the inner man, and may more faithful servants like my friend Frank be bold in declaring the Whole Counsel of God for His Glory!
With joy unspeakable and full of glory. Your fellow-servant in Christ,
Pastor Steve Henry
Saltwell Road Church
Bridgeport, WV
Gary Wheeler said:
I was very moved and encouraged by your courage to share your thoughts and emotions on the loss of Troy. The way God has used your acceptance of even the difficult things in your life to minister to us and others shows that He is truly a great and gracious God. It also shows that God has a purpose for everything in our lives and His ways are truly higher than ours. Your willingness to share what God has done in your life has turned what the world calls tragedy into triumph. May God bless you, your family, and your efforts to minister to everyone He puts in your path.
Sincerely and thankfully,
Gary A. Wheeler
Pastor Brad Bigney said:
Frank and Sue Zitzman have been through the fire and come out the other side as refined gold. God’s grace met them in the darkest valley through the death of their son, Troy, and they allowed that grace to carry them, and to shine through them. Frank has a powerful testimony, and is a passionate communicator. I used Frank to share his story as a part of sermon series I was doing on grace and suffering. Frank loves God’s Word, and understands the foundational doctrine of the sovereignty of God. Franks style of communication is clear and pointed and will speak to the hearts of so many people that are living with brokenness and wondering “Where is God?” Frank made a statement that has stuck with me, and I’ve heard others in our church repeat it as well. After his son’s death his mind was racing with ‘What if…???’ ‘What if I’d never bought Troy that motorcycle.’ And then God reminded him he was asking the wrong question. In the face of suffering the question isn’t ‘What if?,’ the question is ‘What now?’ What does God want me to do now? How can I use this for God’s glory now? I can heartily recommend Frank’s ministry to you.
Brad Bigney
Senior Pastor
Grace Fellowship Church
9379 Gunpowder Rd.
Florence, KY 41042
859-371-7880
bradbigney@graceky.org
http://www.graceky.org
Pastor Jesse Boggs said:
Frank and Sue Zitzman shared their story in our Adult education time and in our worship service. The messages entitled “Living After The Loss” are a powerful compilation of the Zitzman’s experience, insights, and understanding of Significant Losses in life. Frank’s presentation was Biblical, practical, and helpful to several here at Northgate Church. Frank and Sue have a deep love for God and are equipped to comfort others encountering grief and loss in a very helpful and practical way. Their love for their Son continues as they share his legacy with others.
Pastor Jesse Boggs
Northgate Church
238 West View Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa.