Scott Hinkle, an evangelist now headquartered in the Dallas / Forth Worth Metroplex once lived a life that pointed to only one direction…prison and ultimately an early grave.

In a parking lot in 1970, Scott’s life was drastically rearranged as he was told of and experienced the life transforming power of Jesus Christ.

Today, this one time Jewish, heroin addict raised in New Jersey, is leading a charge with a direct and radical message that is having profound effects for the kingdom of God across our nation. He has been known for his practical, challenging and sometimes humorous Bible based messages.

Along with his wife Nancy, they founded Scott Hinkle Outreach Ministries. In 1984, a grass roots revolution began through their “National Street Ministries Conference” (A Passion for Souls), which has trained and ministered to thousands of evangelistic workers, leaders and pastors through the years.

Scott, an author of two books, has also written a column for Charisma Magazine. He has been a church planter; served as a senior pastor and an adjunct teacher of evangelism.

Beyond conducting rallies, outreaches and conferences they lead an annual multifaceted evangelistic invasion of the Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Their ministry continually stretches across geographic, social, age and cultural lines.

Scott and Nancy are married with two children. They are both graduates of Christ For The Nations Institute and are ordained ministers. As a family and ministry they were a part of Phoenix First Assembly pastored by Tommy Barnett in Phoenix, Arizona where Scott also served as a church evangelist.