Hill, Scott & Ruth

Scott and Ruth Hill began serving in Cherokee, North Carolina, in 2006 when they went to serve on a one-week trip through MTW. In 2007 they began to serve as project associates, serving summer teams. They continued in this role until July 2012, when they were approved by MTW to raise support to serve as career missionaries to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. During that time, God began to develop in them a greater love for Native Americans and a desire to bring the truth of the gospel message to them.

Scott was ordained in the PCA in 1992 and pastored two churches in South Carolina before serving with MTW. The Hills moved to Cherokee in 2013 and began to be involved in the ministry in Cherokee by building relationships within the community.

The goal of ministry in Cherokee is to establish a Reformed church there. A new church plant has begun, where Scott serves as pastor. He is also involved in the community and helps to facilitate a scripturally based addiction recovery program. Ruth is involved in the work of ministry through teaching, helping to establish a women’s Bible study, and hospitality.