Ron Evitt, trusted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior in an Evangelical Gospel meeting in 1971, and has not been the same since. Born and raised in a God fearing, happy home in
In 1988, Ron’s pastor encouraged him to take over the Jail Ministry in Williston. Ron has now enjoyed preaching the Gospel in the Williams County Jail, every Sunday morning that he’s in town, for 19 years. He has been used by God to touch and save many lives for the Lord through this ministry. Also, Ron’s family of six children and wife, Rachelle, began singing together as a family band in the mid-nineties. The family sang in nursing homes at first, then churches, fellowship gatherings, parks, near bars across highways, and crusades, etc.
Having a desire to evangelize on a broader scale, Ron felt that God had called him to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ on the Radio. In 1997, Ron started on the radio with the 90 second ads on three radio stations around Williston. He became known as “A Preacher in the Patch (Oil Patch that is!).” Ron was raised being familiar with the oil field, graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1985 with a degree in Petroleum Engineering, and has worked in the oilfield ever since. Thus, he decided to put the oil field theme in the broadcasts.
In a short time it was decided that “To The Cross Ministries” should be put into motion. This was seemingly God’s direction since the non-profit corporation shell was given to Ron, and a lawyer wanted to set it up for free. As the years now have rolled along, To The Cross Ministries has now added up to 27 radio stations that are throughout western
During these broadcasting years, Ron and his team were lead to put on City Wide Evangelical Events, Crusades as some would say, with Christian bands of all sizes and styles, and preaching with an invitation to receive Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. To The Cross has performed around 27 events since the last day of 1999. We plan to continue these as long as the Lord calls us to. Our vision is to spread the Gospel to the whole world. Since, if God is our partner… we had better think big!