God has purposely placed aspects of His own character and personality in each culture/people group. Our desire is to see, hear and know Him better through this revealed image of Jesus in each of us. As the Montana Intercultural Team, it is our desire to...
- Plan and conduct First Nations Gatherings with a cross-cultural emphasis.
- To intentionally honor all people and cultures as God does. Conducting protocol with each nation and building relationships with individuals.
- To call women into their God given destiny with an emphasis on giving the First Nations Women a platform for their voice and message to be heard.
- Network with other inter-cultural ministries.
- Teach and support Aglow Lighthouses in cross-cultural exchanges.
- Help to form inter-cultural teams in other states.
- Facilitate and lead short term mission trips in the US and overseas
- Work with reconciliation issues through (for example):
- A) Healing the land seminars
- B) Building relationships with First Nations and indigenous women of the world
Sandy Boyd - President God gave Sandy a heart to see First Nations women restored and set into rightful places of authority. Her background of growing up on the RedLake Reservation and also being married to an Eastern Shoshone man has all been used by God for His glory. Sandy is one of the co-founders of the MICT and now serves as the president.
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Dorothy 'TJ' Hemsworth - Native American Cultural Resource TJ has always walked in her Lakota culture which is now being used for the Kingdom of God. She serves as the Native American Cultural Resource Leader on the MICT. Her varied background of living on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation in SD, being involved in rough stock rodeo, riding bulls and broncs, and attending pow wows has prepared her to be a bridge builder between cultures.
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Billie Jean Norgard - Prayer Coordinator & Grant Writer Billie lives on the Fort Peck Reservation where she teaches business at the Ft. Peck Community College. Her heritage is Assiniboine, Dakota and Chippewa. Billie and her husband have raised two sons who are now grown, with one serving in the Navy and one attending college. She serves as Prayer Coordinator for the MICT and has a passion to see native women in leadership. Click here to contact Billie
Ilah Stephens - Lamplighter to Indigenous Women Having lived in other nations of the world has prepared Ilah to serve on the MICT. Ilah started the first Aglow in Nepal which gives her unique insight into her position as Lamplighter to Indigenous Women. Her greatest joy is ministering to women from the word of God and seeing people set free to experience intimacy with Jesus. Click here to contact Ilah
Vicki Horton - VP of Finances Vicki has recently embraced her Cherokee heritage. She serves the Lord in diverse ministries besides the MICT VP of finances, including motorcycle ministry, worship leader and working with teenage girls. Besides her grandchildren, her passion is to see unity in the Body of Christ. Vicki is now helping other women worship God by embracing their own culture. Click here to contact Vicki
Cindy Gherman - VP of Special Events Cindy serves as VP of Special Events to the MICT. God has given her a special gift of healing touch and Cindy has ministered healing to many women over the years. Her passion is to see people walking in freedom and wholeness from every tongue, tribe and nation and she uses her gift of organization to see this happen. Click here to contact Cindy
Agnes GunHammer - Team Intercessor Agnes was born and raised on the Flahead Reservation and has lived there off and on for many years. She is an enrolled member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. Agnes serves the MICT as intercessor and has a passion to see First Nations people set free from addictions and walking with Jesus. Agnes' joy is contagious and her sense of humor even through the hard times is a blessing to all who know her. Click here to contact Agnes Click here to meet the Montana Intercultural Team Advisors. | 
