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Whiteclay, Nebraska  Purpose-built to supply alcohol to the Natives, the town’s poison spigot had flowed unchecked by either law or conscience for more than 115 years.  As horse-drawn wagons were replaced by larger, more efficient semi-trucks — fourteen wheels of rolling misery as some called them — Whiteclay’s per capita alcohol sales soon rose to the highest in the nation.  Whiteclay was the place you went to die.  To local prayer warriors like Norma Blacksmith and Marsha BonFleur, the situation was appalling beyond words.  Deep into the night and during daily prayer walks down the streets of Whiteclay the two women cried out for transformation.  The first rumblings of divine response came in early 2015. In cities far away, God was moving in ways nobody could have foreseen.  A few months later, on a mid-spring morning, Whiteclay’s praying women stood at the side of the road and wept. Not out of sadness, but over a remarkable and joyous scene that would soon be reported by news outlets across the nation.  “This has got to be one of the most remarkable news stories I’ve ever covered.” – Andrew Ozaki, former KETV bureau chief, Lincoln, Nebraska

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The Gates of Whiteclay