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Indian Ministries of North America
One
morning as he was getting up for work, James A.
Hughes received a vision from God. His bedroom wall
appeared as a large screen displaying the faces of
thousands of American Indians. He strongly felt God
saying to him, "Take my Gospel to your people."
This he began doing immediately. Years later,
the ministry became known as Indian Ministries of
North America.
After working among the
Cherokee and the Lumbee in North Carolina for
several years, the ministry began reaching into the
Southwest during 1998. The ministry gives spiritual
guidance through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Indian
Ministries of North America (IMNA) was incorporated
and became a 501(c)3 non-profit ministry in
2002. During that year IMNA began an extensive
benevolent ministry to help relieve some of the
sufferings of life on the reservations. Due to widespread poverty and neglect, life on many of the American Indian reservations is equivalent to that of third world countries. The ministry
has developed a team of volunteer workers from
several states, to minister to the Indian people through preaching and teaching the gospel, youth camps and Bible schools, recreation and sports clinics, construction and maintenance, as well as the collection of food, clothing and other household items. The ministry is presently working with
eight reservations throughout Alabama, Arizona, Minnesota,
Montana, New Mexico, North Carolina, and Oklahoma.
IMNA, Inc. hopes to
pass the vision of its founder on to others. Representatives are available to speak at local churches, schools,
businesses and civic organizations. Mission trips are scheduled several times each year and we welcome participation from all who are interested. We are continually collecting donations for our benevolence ministry and we are solely financed and supported by individuals, churches, and businesses. If you are interested in becoming a partner in this ministry, contact us today.
You will surely be blessed!
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