Western Indian Ministries:
Serving the Lord Faithfully Since 1938

Who We Are:  Beginnings

Present-day Western Indian Ministries began with the efforts of Rev. Howard A. Clark, Sr. as Navajo Bible School and Mission.  In 1938, he and a group of dedicated Christians saw the need for training Navajo Believers and raising a native church.  The scope of the mission has grown over the years, but the central goals remain the same today:  to make disciples and establish churches.
                                            

Who We Are:  Today

The primary focus of the ministry is to proclaim the Good News to Native Americans, using the inerrant, infallible Word of God as the sole basis for ministry.  Western Indian Ministries--WIM--is doing this through three arms of ministry:  Christian radio, Christian schools, and seeking to aid the growth of indigenous (native) churches.
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Who We Are:  Fundamental Values

Biblically Based

The primary focus of the ministry is to proclaim the Good News to Native Americans, using the inerrant, infallible Word of God as our sole basis for ministry.

Christ gave us a Great Commission: to make disciples of every nation (Matthew 28:19-20).  Discipleship includes evangelizing, training, and assisting in developing a functioning church.

Indigenous Church Principle

The ultimate goal is to see a strong, self-supporting, self-governing, self-propagating, Biblical church lead by native believers.  To reach that goal, believers need to be thoroughly grounded in the Word and prepared to take servant leadership roles in the church.  Western Indian Ministries is doing that through a number of integrated ministries.

Who We Are:  Staff

Approximately 50 people serve in various ways at Western Indian Ministries.  Significantly, the Lord is leading more and more Native Americans to assist in the ministry.  We also have dedicated missionaries from other parts of the country. Whether they are missionaries, teachers, or workers who come from the local area, we thank God for their dedication and desire to serve Him in fulfilling the Great Commission.
                  

The WIM Board of Directors

We could not function as we should without a dedicated Board of Directors. Read more about the Board of Directors.

The WIM Newsletter:  A View Through Our Window

Several times a year a newsletter is produced and sent out via the mail to over 9,000 people interested in the work of Western Indian Ministries.  Each issue contains details of how WIM is fulfilling its purpose of taking the Good News to Native Americans and discipling Native Christians. Read the latest issue of the newsletter.

Any Questions?

I'm sure you must have many questions about our ministry, and about involvement you could possibly have.  We'd love to hear from you for any reason!  Email us your comments, questions, or requests for information below and we will get back to you in short order.

Look for answers to frequently asked questions on our FAQ page.