Liberty TV USA
About Us


Our
Story
Liberty TV is founded by husband and wife team Will and Gina Johnson. The couple has a daughter who is an Army Veteran and a son in law who is currently serving in the Army. Obviously Veterans are near and dear to their hearts.
As a new believer, Gina began ministry as a worship leader and team ministry planter from 1999-2006. In which she helped to raise up and train worship teams in 3 different ministries in Southern California. In a time and season of sabbatical in 2006 (for health purposes) she joined a fitness ministry which led her to obtain a certification as an Aerobics Health and Fitness Instructor. Over the next 6 years she further pursued minor certifications on health & wellness coaching and nutrition. During this time forward in 2011, she volunteered in local ministries in which she served as Personal Assistant to the 5-fold ministry, Administrator, Marketer and Events Coordinator within these churches. She also helped to fund 501c3 ministries’ and organize charity events, seminars and conferences within the region. Her heart was always been to serve the body and give back to the community.
William has been a professional in Film, Broadcasting, Concerts and Live Events for three decades now. In the 1990s he produced and directed Desert Rock TV, a behind the scenes concert program which aired in thirty countries and taped eighty rock bands on tour. He was worked as a grip on twenty feature films and after DRTV went on to work with hundreds of bands including being video archivist for Paul Rodgers and Bad Company. He was the producer and live video engineer behind Paul Rodgers first ever live concert webcast on New Years Eve 2007. In his three decades he has worked on projects with Military Contractors, leaders from Microsoft, Intel, Bechtel, Halliburton, BAE systems and even President George HW Bush.
He is the founder of thewaytv.net Christian Music Television and has been in Media Ministry for nearly a decade.
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