A young missionary has an out of body experience in Havasupai. He is brought back to life through Priesthood administration by his mission president, Dale Tingey. Dale was called as mission president over the Southwest Native American Mission in 1969. He was responsible for 70 branches and 280 missionaries in the vast and sparcely populated American Southwest. His escapades piloting his Cessna 172 became infamous. Buzzing missionary residences, forced landings in the desert, on highways and in within the Parks. Engine troubles caused him to glide out of Zions National Park, and land on the highway with 49ers Steve Young as a passenger. Should a mission president travel in his own small plane? Don’t tell the brethren. Dale loved the Native Americans he served them, not just during his term as mission president, but for the next 50 years. They trusted and loved him. A Moapa Nation tribal Elder trusted him, and Dale was one of the first people she confided in and shared her Native American Near-Death Experience. Teach them to keep their covenants. So, I can bless them.” GOD LOVES YOU…ASK HIM