David Worth Hinton with Outreach For America will be ministering at Rozel Christian Fellowship at  7 p.m. Saturday July 25. The founder of the non-profit ministry designed to win the lost to Jesus Christ and train up disciples to do the same leads worship through country gospel music on guitar.  With the assistance of RCF Pastor Stan Bryant, he will also appear at four other Pawnee County churches throughout the week.  
According to Hinton’s website, outreachforamerica.net, while the organization “stands firm on its beliefs in God, the focus of the ministry is not about religion—it’s about loving and serving God and people.
“David spent several years working in the streets of New York City, New Orleans, Miami, Detroit, Toledo and many other inner-city streets, taking out teams of laymen and watching the Lord work through ordinary people—empowering them to lead many to Jesus.”
His ministry led to doors opening at rodeos, prisons, public schools, Indian reservations, many local churches, including state and national conventions and conferences across the United States and Canada. He has ministered in music at conferences and special meetings for a number of notable celebrity evangelists,
Andrew Wommack, Dave Duell, Billy Joe and Sharon Daugherty, Joyce Meyer and many others.
David credits his unique way of mixing his music with the Word of God for bringing refreshing to God’s people, hope to the hurting, and a desire for God to those that are lost.  Over the years, he has appeared on the the Discovery Channel, and is now in the process of producing his own television show that will air in the Tulsa, Okla., area.  He has written, produced, scored and starred in the Holywood Production movie, How the West Was Won. This movie is touching and changing lives all over the world and is a phenomenal outreach tool! He has 12 CDs in his discography library and continues to write songs that speak to the lost and encourage people all over the world.