Hunters for Salvation

08/29/2026

We are excited to be attending this great charitable event next weekend!

🌍 A Day of Music, Community & Giving — Supporting Children in South Africa

The Wild Wildebeest Lodge South Africa Children’s Project is bringing the community together for a special charitable fundraiser benefiting children and families in Dwaalboom, South Africa. Every ticket, bid, table reservation, and donation will help support a growing resource center and efforts to provide food for local schoolchildren.

📅 Saturday, Sept. 5

📍 Double Deuce Ranch — 11481 140th Street, Powersville, MO 64672

⏰ Event begins at 2 p.m. | Live music starts at 2:30 p.m.

🌍 A Mission With Lasting Impact

A building purchased in 2025 is being transformed into a community resource center where children can gather after school and on weekends. Plans include opportunities to learn practical trade skills such as plumbing, electrical work, and farming, while also creating a place that can provide food for young children and serve families as a place of worship.

🎶 Live Entertainment

An afternoon and evening of live music will feature DDR Band, Centerline, BootCut, and One Way Out.

🎟️ Fundraiser Highlights

🔨 Silent and live auctions
🍽️ Food and drinks
🎵 Live entertainment
❤️ An opportunity to directly support children and families in Dwaalboom

💵 Advance Admission Donations

🎫 Adults — $30
🎫 Ages 16 and younger — $10
🎫 Ages 5 and younger — FREE
🎫 Day-of-event donation — $40

👥 Reserve a Table for Six — $500

Reserved tables include gifts, a special raffle, food, drinks, and entertainment.

❤️ Support From Near or Far

Those unable to attend can still make a difference by donating to the 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax deductible, and proceeds will support the South African School, building renovations, and efforts to provide food for children throughout the year.

📞 Tickets & Additional Information
📱 Jessica Helbing — (660) 382-4131
📱 Joe McFee — (660) 748-5348
📱 Shannon Nichols — (660) 654-4130
📱 Rebecca Bickel — (660) 654-4109
📱 Aaron Franklin — (660) 748-6314

🤝 One community gathering can help create opportunities thousands of miles away. Supporters are encouraged to attend, donate, and share the event with friends and family to help extend its impact.

08/16/2026

We are on the road and spreading the Good News as we go. Today we met up with Preston Christian Church and for the past 34 years they’ve had Praise in the Park. We will be going in the morning for praise and worship!

07/31/2026

Ages 6-12
Cowboy Campout !
Get those lil doggies signed up !

05/06/2026

Mark your calendars!! October 30th-31st, 2026 Family Campout Pondview Acres!!! To add to the fun we will have a Bible themed trunk-or-treat!! Please make plans to join us. More details to follow as we get closer to the event!!

05/06/2026

We are so excited to partner with Whole Outdoors for this year’s Youth Deer Season opener!!! Our partnership opens up the opportunity for disabled children to join this hunt!! So ANY child 15 and under is eligible! More details added as we get closer to the fall. If you know of anyone who would be willing to allow a youth hunter to hunt their property for this special event please reach out!!

05/02/2026

We had a fun day at Coffee County Lake. The rain stopped, the clouds cleared and we had a good time of family, fishing and fellowship. Our lunch filled our bellies and the devotion filled our hearts and minds with God’s Word. We hope you can join us next time. We want to make this a regular event!

04/27/2026

We are excited about VBS coming up!! Please come join us at The 4 Cs Cowboy Church!

04/26/2026

We had an amazing time at The Bridge Church of Enterprise for their Backwoods Cookout event!! Great food, fellowship and worship! Mark your calendars for this event next year! You won’t want to miss it!!

04/24/2026

We joined forces with The 4 Cs Cowboy Church and Eyes Up Outreach yesterday and took to the highways and hedges of Elba. We passed out blessing bags, prayed with and for people, invited people to church, loved on people, encouraged them and made real connections with other brothers and sisters. It was a “different kind of fishing trip” but it was a success!