Ellson Bennett is a noted teacher and speaker who travels extensively throughout the United States and the world. Co-Founder of Covenant of Faith, a ministry of many outreaches devoted to meeting the needs of the Indigenous People of America and the world. Along with his ministry, he is also a renowned Native American Artist.

 

Well-known for his balanced Biblical teaching, Ellson teaches through the extraordinary riches of his Native American Culture. To articulately express the Love of the Creator is the desire of his heart. This is accomplished through outreaches such as: Covenant of Faith Church, Restoration to the Reservation Campaigns, Eagle's Rest Youth Ranch, REZIOX Youth Ministry, Tribe of Judah Motorcycle Ministry, Voices of Thunder Conference, Healing of the Nations Motorcycle Rally, and the many speaking engagements from Indian Reservations to the Metropolitan.

 

Ellson is in demand today because of his inspiring messages of victory, faith and vivid illustrations from the Bible. He teaches the uncompromised 'Word of God' with power and authority, and with love, delivers the message to the spirit man. Covenant of Faith ministry headquarters is located on the Navajo Indian Reservation in Hidden Springs, AZ at the mouth of the Grand Canyon.

 

Covenant of Faith was established in 2005 by Ellson and his wife, Debra Bennett, and they now conduct meetings across the North American continent, along with pastoring in Hidden Springs, AZ on the Navajo Nation. The ministry continues to steadily move forward with the message of hope to all People.

 

Ellson has ministered to youth and children through movies and videos with Willie George and Kenneth Copeland. Ellson was mentored spiritually by Kenneth Copeland, Willie George,Kenneth Hagin Sr. and Jerry Savelle. In April 2006, Ellson was part of the Centennial Ministry Team at the Azusa Street Centennial in Los Angeles, California. 

 

Ellson is honored to have ministered with Kenneth Copeland and Jerry Savelle, his spiritual nobility. Rhema Bible Training Center, an outreach of Kenneth Hagin Ministries, has impelled their mission students to ascertain wisdom, and knowledge of the ministry of Ellson and Debra Bennett. Ellson has ministered to millions of people through the Trinity Broadcasting Network of Arizona. Trinity Broadcasting Network has allowed Ellson as a host of the Praise the Lord program to bless, edify and strengthen the listening audience.  In 2016 Ellson was apart of the highly inspiring documentary movie "Awakened: The Spiritual Destiny of the First Americans". And Ellson has served his community through his involvement in the Navajo Nation's Tribal Government. 

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In 2017, Ellson and his family were adopted into the Lakota Nation with the Miniconjou Band, and he was given the name Wakiyan Ho' Was'te' meaning 'Good Voice Thunder'. 

 

Ellson's heart is that all would come to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, and that all would come to the reality of God's Word through what Jesus has already done for them.