For 50 years, a ministry called “CHIEF” has been reaching Native Americans with the transforming gospel of Christ. Today on Chris Fabry Live, the president of that ministry, Huron Claus, will talk about the challenges, changes, and encouraging breakthroughs he’s seeing in the next generation. He says the greatest need among Native tribes and nations today is Native Christian Leadership. Don’t miss the conversation on Chris Fabry Live.

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Craig and LaDonna Smith are the founders of the evangelistic organization Tribal Rescue Ministries. They are Christian ministers from the Ojibwe and Navajo tribes. In their over 45 years of ministering together, their ministry focus has always been the proclamation of God’s Word while seeking to live God-honoring lives.

Craig Smith is licensed as a Christian and Missionary Alliance National Evangelist and serves as president of Tribal Rescue Ministries. LaDonna joins Craig in their music and teaching ministries and in their equipping of many next-generation spiritual rescuers.

TRM’s Mission Mandate:

Reaching the lost in our tribes and helping everyday believers become everyday spiritual rescuers in their tribes.

This mission clearly explains their passion for being light in a dark world and helping equip others to be light in the places God has sovereignly placed them in.