A men’s ministry in Bellevue, Florida, uses outdoor activities—from fixing a septic tank to shooting sporting clays—to build relationships, foster spiritual growth, and create opportunities for pastors and men to connect beyond the pulpit.
Mark Pizer turns his racing and fishing expertise into a life‑saving boat step business that serves veterans and anglers, illustrating how everyday gifts can become ministry.
Two former Texas flag‑football coaches turned wilderness ministry leaders explain how a friendship forged on the field sparked a mission to guide men into the mountains and transform their lives.
State Representative Kurt Vanderwald shares how a hunting tragedy shaped his family’s faith and why he urges hunters in Michigan to vote to protect their rights and the right to worship.
Miller Murdoch explains how his father’s death and a spinal injury pushed him toward ministry, and how outdoor adventures and the changing St. John’s River illustrate the need for spiritual renewal.