Rodger & Sarah have been husband and wife and ministry partners since 2003.  Rodger is an ordained, licensed Christian minister, cross-cultural missionary and chaplain, and been in ministry since 1974.  His ministries have been in pastoring, teaching, chemical dependency recovery, recovery from past abuse, and mostly among Native People (Native Americans) in Alaska and especially Seattle, Washington (since 1988).  After planting Seattle Intertribal Alliance Church (1990 - 2002), Eagle Wings Native American Ministries (Eagle Wings Ministries, for short) developed as a church/ministry focused on helping Native People and others experience full recovery in Christ from past abuse and addictions.  Rodger was also a vocational counselor and chemical dependency recovery teacher with the Seattle Indian Health Board (Thunderbird inpatient treatment center) for 13 years.  Since 2010, Rodger has also been serving as Vice President of The National Association of Christian Ministers, ordaining, licensing, training and encouraging Christians (Native Christians as well) in fulfilling their personal call to ministry.

Sarah (Kahaloa) Niemeier is Native Hawaiian, born in a little village called Pahoa on the Big Island of Hawaii, and growing up on Oahu. She is a survivor of 30 years of past abuse (alcoholic father growing up and abusive first husband).  Through coming to Christ and several years of Christ-based abuse counseling, Sarah has become a domestic violence advocate for victims of abuse.  Together Rodger & Sarah minister to those desiring to overcome the effects of past abuse and resulting addictions, and find true, lasting freedom and new life in Christ.

Gary Morrison is a Haida Native from Hydaburg, Alaska, an experienced chemical dependency counselor.  Recovered from years of alcoholism, Gary has been a Christian and involved in Christian Native ministries for over 30 years.  He has served Eagle Wings Ministries as President of the Board of Directors since it started, and was also involved in the ministries and board of directors for its predecessor, Seattle Intertribal Alliance Church.  Gary has served as a chemical dependency counselor in Hydaburg, Alaska, on staff several years at the Thunderbird Treatment Center of the Seattle Indian Health Board, and a volunteer counselor at two Rising Above conferences for abuse and chemical dependency recovery.

Gary and his wife Elesta (Apache) have raised four children, and are now Grandparents, enjoying their family in both Seattle, Washington, and Phoenix, Arizona. They love their Lord Jesus Christ, Who changed their lives, bringing them out of alcoholism into an even greater love for their culture and People.  Gary has also been an avid basketball player and conducted ministries through the sport.  He is a compassionate, warm and like humble soul; and he loves sharing Christ and the change He can bring to anyone's life, including overcoming any kind of addiction.

Pat connected with Rodger through the Thunderbird inpatient treatment center of the Seattle Indian Health Board.  Coming to Christ there, Pat overcame many years of alcohol and hardcore drug addictions and became a faithful member of Eagle Wings Ministries.  He has served on the Eagle Wings Board of Directors for several years.  This year (2023) he celebrates 16 years of clean-and-sober living, attributing that to the life change he has experienced in Jesus Christ.

Besides loving the Lord supremely in his life, he enjoys Native People and their culture, and is an avid fisherman!  A tilesetter by trade, he loves to share Christ and how one can have a full, satisfying life, free from addictions and all the pain of the past.  Pat is just a down-to-earth, warm and caring guy!