About Dove Over Nations

A young missionary pastor named Joseph Gilbert McNally went north with his wife, Elizabeth McNally, and their two sons, answering the call of God to begin a mission

work in northern Maine. With nothing but faith, a borrowed chainsaw, and a piece of land, he used the logs from that very ground to build both a church and a home.

For the first ten years of their pastoral ministry, Joseph and Elizabeth shepherded a congregation called Old Paths Gospel Mission. From 1990 to 2000, they faithfully

served the people of Aroostook County, becoming a radiant light in the community.

In the year 2000, a divine shift occurred. The church took on a new name, New

Bethel Ministries, as that same light began to spread throughout the United States.

The McNallys, filled and empowered by the Holy Spirit, traveled across America and

then throughout the world, ministering through prayer, intercession, evangelism,

teaching, and humanitarian aid.

The call on their lives was one of service, prophetic ministry, and apostolic leadership,

raising up the body of Christ for the glory of God. After two decades, the Lord again

redirected their focus, transforming that humble log cabin church into Keepers of My

Glory. Through this new mantle, Joseph and Elizabeth continued to travel across the

nation, praying for the end-time remnant and strengthening the saints for the coming

hour.

Through every chapter, Old Pass Gospel Mission, New Bethel Ministries, and

Keepers of My Glory, the symbol of the dove remained central, representing the

abiding presence of the Holy Spirit.

Now, in 2025, their daughter Sarah McNally carries that same flame forward through

Dove Over Nations. Raised, taught, and anointed under her parents’ ministry, she

continues their legacy of intercession, prophetic ministry, teaching, and preaching the

gospel of Jesus Christ until the Lord’s return and for His glory