This study was conducted to develop the Global Interpersonal Forgiveness Test (GIFT) a measure of forgiving behaviors, thoughts, and feelings towards strangers, acquaintances, and loved ones. The purpose of this new instrument is to develop a measure of a dispositional tendency to forgive for three different types of relationships. The GIFT is derived from the Enright 21-stage model of forgiveness to arrive at a 63-item assessment that addresses three types of relationships. Three hundred and sixteen participants in the study completed the GIFT and a principal component analysis was conducted to find basic psychometric properties. Three general factors emerged from the analysis: anger, rumination, and creating meaning/finding empathy. Results of this study indicate that the GIFT is a reliable and valid instrument that contributes to the psychology study of forgiveness by assessing forgiving in three different types of relationships.