Sharon and I have traveled into Wyoming three times during the past 14 years of FGGAM ministry to carry out The Great Commission. We love Wyoming. Its people are so very friendly. I will never forget our stop in Medicine Bow. We had our pup Daisy with us on this trip. The wonderful lady at the Medicine Bow Museum let Daisy roam with us! While we were soaking in the history of the village, a friend of the workers at the museum came in and began talking about her Saturday Church services. It came up that the Church was in need of supplies! We had Bibles and other ministry supplies to give her! The woman was so very, very thankful! It warms our hearts when Sharon and I can GIVE to people. The smiles are in my memory bank forever and ever. On this trip, we also stopped in Casper, Wyoming to see my friend Larry Ramsey. Larry and I grew up together in Windom, Minnesota. We gave Larry a ton of ministry supplies to use as he minsters in the area.
Sharon and I would like to visit the Oregon Trail Memorial Episcopal Church in Eden, Wyoming. American History was my favorite subject in school and my love for the rich history of our country remains with me to this day. That may explain to people why I am so very, very concerned about the state of my country.
The following is a great write up by Dennis Lennox:
The Christian Post
By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor
EDEN, Wyoming — Along U.S. Highway 191 stands a little log church that looks as though it has occupied this windswept landscape since the days of wagon trains.
Oregon Trail Memorial Episcopal Church is not quite that old. A local carpenter built the log church between 1937 and 1938 in a revival of vernacular frontier style. It was intended as both a house of worship and a memorial to the pioneers who crossed the continent. More Here
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