Micky and Timika Hitchcock

God has called us to bring the gospel to the native people of the Unites States. He has given us an entrance through the Apsáalooke (Crow) people of Montana. Also, a door has already opened into the neighboring tribe of the Northern Cheyenne. We expect to keep expanding throughout the Americas as the Lord leads. Our primary focus is bringing people into the kingdom through evangelistic preaching and establishing strong churches. Along the way, we facilitate clean water projects, food distributions, clothing distributions and any other thing that we can engage to demonstrate the love of Jesus.

We have spent 14 years waiting on God to bring us to that single thing we were put here for. Along the way, we have served in pastoral ministry, children’s ministry, youth ministry, prison ministry, street ministry, Sunday school teaching, and a host of other functions. All these have uniquely prepared us for the multidimensional demand of establishing the church where there is very little trace of Christianity. Myself being Choctaw, I understand that these are a people that have been traumatized in the name of Christianity. I hope to sanctify the name of the Jesus among them to bring healing.

After the first tent meeting, there was immediate fruit. Still, I fought the most intense feeling of worthlessness I can recall. I recognize that it was the enemy now, but in the moment it was difficult. As I labored in prayer, the Holy Spirit took me back to the last day of our meeting. On the last night, as the tear down was happening, a toddler grabbed my hand and pulled me back to the stage and put me on it, as if to tell me it was my place. By this, God reminded me that it is the call that brings stability.