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Musketeer Missions Incorporated has three members. We fondly refer to each other as The Three Musketeers. Hence, the name for our mission organization. Our three members are:
Musketeer Missions Incorporated has three members. We fondly refer to each other as The Three Musketeers. Hence, the name for our mission organization. Our three members are:
Dr. Wayne Hinson, President
Dr. Wayne Hinson, President
I was saved by grace at the age of 13. I was called to preach the gospel in 1967. I've served my country for three years in the US army which included one year in Vietnam. I have pastored four Baptist churches in 36 years of ministry. Since 2013, I have been active in evangelism and have authored over 500 full manuscript sermons and have written five books, the last of which has been chosen for an interview with CBS Radio. I am married to Mary Elmore Hinson.
I was saved by grace at the age of 13. I was called to preach the gospel in 1967. I've served my country for three years in the US army which included one year in Vietnam. I have pastored four Baptist churches in 36 years of ministry. Since 2013, I have been active in evangelism and have authored over 500 full manuscript sermons and have written five books, the last of which has been chosen for an interview with CBS Radio. I am married to Mary Elmore Hinson.
Dr. Wayne Hinson and Mary Elmore Hinson
Mary Elmore Hinson, Secretary
Mary Elmore Hinson, Secretary
I was saved by God's grace at age 15. At that time I thought that God was calling me to be a missionary. That call turns out to be a true one, but not on a foreign mission field. God placed me as a missionary in the public school system in the city and county of where I was born. My first husband John Elmore senior, was a Baptist preacher for many years before his death. My son, John Elmore Jr., is a Methodist minister. The grant that established this mission organization came from a trust fund of which I was the administrator. That call is also true in that now in my senior years I am once again active in mission work.
I was saved by God's grace at age 15. At that time I thought that God was calling me to be a missionary. That call turns out to be a true one, but not on a foreign mission field. God placed me as a missionary in the public school system in the city and county of where I was born. My first husband John Elmore senior, was a Baptist preacher for many years before his death. My son, John Elmore Jr., is a Methodist minister. The grant that established this mission organization came from a trust fund of which I was the administrator. That call is also true in that now in my senior years I am once again active in mission work.
Mitchel Guy Gibson
Mitchel Guy Gibson, Vice President
I'm Mitchel Gibson and I got saved by the blood of Jesus as a teenager on a Sunday morning at Maples Branch Baptist Church in Sevierville Tennessee, where i was attending for the first time. God touched my heart and I felt the call to preach, teach, and reach sinners everywhere. At age 40, I started driving a tractor trailer truck and realized that is one of the most neglected group of people when it comes to evangelism. I had found my field in which to spread the gospel. I started handing out tracts and soon became friends with a truck stop chaplain and began to purchase Bibles to hand out. God’s providence led me to become friends with Wayne and Mary Hinson in 2023. They started supplying me with Bibles. With their contribution, what I was purchasing, and the fact that I was traveling the country delivering RVs, we began a ministry that led to the beginning of Musketeer Missions in 2025.. The amazing thing about our organization is that God has used the most unlikely three people on this earth to accomplish His great commission of Matthew 28. Our ages are 73, 78, and 81.
I strongly urge you to consider becoming a contributing participant in this great endeavor that God has commissioned us to perform. Click on the donate button below and contribute from your heart.
Our Ministry
Our Ministry
Musketeer Missions sponsors a toy give away each Christmas.
In 2024, we gave away over $18,000.00 of toys to children in the hurricane Torn Western North Carolina mountains.
In 2025, we sponsored a toy give away in Old Fort, North Carolina. Toys and sporting goods were given to 400 children.
When the floods ravaged Kerrville Texas, we solicited $1000.00 from donors and sent it to that area.
In June of 2025, we gave over $800.00 of canned food to Caleb’s house in Old Fort North Carolina. This is a new home opened for foster children.
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