Lead Church Planter
Cross Country Cowboy Church
April 1
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About My Family
My wife and I have been married for 20 years now. We have seven beautiful children and four grandkids. We own an 25-acre horse ranch in Bow, Wash. We enjoy any time we can get away from the day-to-day—from taking road trips to taking our children to Disneyland every other year and attending my wife's beautiful family reunion every opposite year.
When we are not working, conducting ministry or working the ranch, we take every opportunity to be together.
My wife and I surprise one another every other month with a weekend away or a date night focused on our marriage and weekend stuff with the kiddos. Family balance is huge for us.
When we are not working, conducting ministry or working the ranch, we take every opportunity to be together.
My wife and I surprise one another every other month with a weekend away or a date night focused on our marriage and weekend stuff with the kiddos. Family balance is huge for us.
About My Church Plant
I am the director of ministry for Cross Country Cowboy Church Network. We have four current church locations in Washington State that we call outposts. Our headquarters is located on our horse ranch called Heritage Ranch-Bow, LLC. I am the pastor of the Bow-Outpost currently.
We have a food ministry called the Mercantile that is run out of the ranch that serves families in need, like many church planters in our area. We also have a mission home for visiting missionaries and a long-term housing for missionaries in needed. Missionaries from all over the world stay on the ranch.
Our ranch in Sedro Woolley, called Heritage Ranch, will be a place for family ministry. We hope to encourage and enrich the missionary families in our area.
We have a food ministry called the Mercantile that is run out of the ranch that serves families in need, like many church planters in our area. We also have a mission home for visiting missionaries and a long-term housing for missionaries in needed. Missionaries from all over the world stay on the ranch.
Our ranch in Sedro Woolley, called Heritage Ranch, will be a place for family ministry. We hope to encourage and enrich the missionary families in our area.
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