DETA MILLER MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
"THE GREAT COMMISSION IS STILL AN UNFINISHED TASK"
Inspiring Impactful Change
DETA MILLER MINISTRIES
Evangelist Deta O. Miller
Evangelist Deta O. Miller was licensed and ordained as an evangelist at the Transfiguration Baptist Church in Nassau, The Bahamas where Rev. Stephen Thompson serves as pastor. Upon relocating to Long Island in March 2010, she began service at the Palestine Baptist Church where she assisted Rev. James Bain, pastor. She now resides in British Columbia, Canada as a missionary and serves at Word of Life Church as leader of evangelism where Rev. Delson Monterio is the pastor.
Evangelist Miller received her secular training in social work at The College of the Bahamas, Taylor University in Upland, Indiana and Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. From 2001- 2004 she attended Rhema Bible Training Center in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma where she completed her ministerial training and obtained certificates in both evangelism and missions.
She has been involved in missions and evangelistic outreach since 1985; her ministerial experience includes ministering nationally and internationally. She has organized crusades, facilitated conference workshops, ministered in churches, prisons, hospitals, schools/youth groups and led street evangelism as well as participated in and /or led mission teams to South Africa, Swaziland, Philippines, Brazil, Guyana, Mexico, numerous islands of the Caribbean (Jamaica, Haiti, Grenada, Dominican Republic, etc. ) and The Bahamas (Inagua, Cat Island, Long Island, Andros, and Abaco, etc.). Also, for two years she hosted her radio program On Kingdom Business which was aired throughout The Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Island once per month.
Haiti 2007 Mission Team
Deta's Testimony
There seems to have never been a time that I was not aware of God. I grew up in church but did not give my heart to the Lord until I was fifteen years old. Up to this point, there were significant events in my life that I could readily point to as indicators of my awareness of God and my need for Him. I can recall responding to every altar call I heard regardless of whether the service was held in the church or on the streets. I responded so often my late mother told me she and my late father would often look at me as I made one of those customary walks to the altar and ask, "You think she knows what she is doing?"
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On another occasion, I was in junior high school when the weather got bad--rainy, windy , dark and gloomy. A classmate and I were so afraid, we were convinced that the end of the world was at hand. We spoke of not wanting to die and go to hell.
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I committed my life to the Lord on October 13, 1985 at a revival service where my church choir ministered. Up to this point, I was a morally good person, but I realized that that was not enough. Thank God for the friend sitting beside me that the Lord used to encourage me to respond to the altar call. As he nudged me, I can recall saying, "I am okay" several times . He did not give up but continued to nudge saying, "Deta go up". Eventually, with a broken and contrite heart, I stepped into the aisle and my heart break. The tears began to flow immediately as I stood at the altar. Then the dam broke as I sobbed from deep within my inner being crying out for God.
I left that service a new creature in Christ Jesus and have been involved in ministry in one form or another from then to the present.
Our mission
To support, promote, and engage in missions and evangelistic outreaches that impact man’s spirit, soul and body.
Our Vision
Our vision is an active engagement in the expansion of God’s Kingdom by pulling multitudes from the valley of decision (Joel 3:14) while forming and/or strengthening within the believer his/her role in reaping this end-time harvest through the ministry and message of reconciliation (2 Corinthians 5:18-20).
May the LORD increase you one thousand times and bless you as He has promised,
because of your faithfulness to sow your seed of love.
Deuteronomy 1:11
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