Kyle Taylor a full-blood Pawnee/Choctaw was born in San
Francisco, California and raised in Oklahoma. After graduating from Fort Sill
Indian School, in Lawton, OK he continued his education at the University of
Oklahoma concentrating his studies in Health, Physical Education and Recreation.
On February 2nd, 1986 Kyle was miraculously delivered overnight of drugs and
alcohol. In 1987, he began to carry out the call God had placed on his life.
Kyle was licensed to preach the gospel in April of 1987 through the Southern
Baptist Convention of Oklahoma, Brook Haven Baptist Church Norman, OK. In June
of 1990 Kyle planted his first church, Liberty Faith Center, a
non-denominational church in Glenpool, OK establishing a solid foundation for a
much larger vision-Planting 39 First Nation’s Churches in the 39 First Nation’s
Tribes of Oklahoma.
Kyle now has stepped into the major phase of his calling which is to Establish
Local First Nation’s Churches, Develop Native Leaders and assists local Churches
in Indian Country. Kyle and his wife Marcia a full-blood Creek/Yuchi have
ministered in over 100 First Nation’s Tribes in America since the year 2001.
Kyle and his wife Marcia are founders of White Eagle Ministry, named after
Kyle’s great-great Grand Father, White Eagle, and Principle Chief of the Pawnee
Nation. WEM focuses on reaching the Host First Nations people of the World using
a “Common Ground” Evangelism Strategy based on 1 Corinthians 9:22-23 LB.
Pastor Kyle has been a Regional Conference Clergy Speaker for Promise Keepers, a
college commencement speaker and has appeared as a guest on Trinity Broadcasting
Network. Pastor Kyle speaks through out the year in America and abroad in
churches, conferences, conventions, public schools, camps and tribes. Kyle and
Marcia hold ministerial credentials with a number of ministry organizations.
Kyle and his wife Marcia, live in Tulsa, OK where they have pastored for 15
years. They have four sons Kyle 16, Stephen 14, Christopher 9 and John 6 years
old.