Q: We are members of a medium size church, (about 160 in attendance), we think our pastor is discouraged and under a lot of stress, we would like to help. We may not be able to afford to send both he and his wife to Renewal Ranch. Can our pastor come alone?
Q: What is the minimum length of stay?
Q: Is Renewal Ranch associated with any denomination or Church?
Q: Do you have planned activities:
Q: How far are you from a main city
Q: How can I volunteer to work at your camp
Q: Is there television in every room
Q: What about a telephone in the sleeping rooms
Q: What about cell phones
Q: Can I take a tax deduction for what I pay you
Q: Who else comes to the Renewal/Restoration program
Q: Can we bring our kids
Q: How successful is the Renewal Ranch program
Q: Can our pastor come alone?
A: In some instances yes, if a pastor has challenges, usually the pastor’s wife is having challenges also. However, we do our very best to never turn anyone away because of their financial condition, or that of their church. This does not mean they come free, we do have scholarship programs available upon requests.
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Q: What is the minimum length of stay?
A: Our main program is three days and three nights., each programs is flexible as to weekends and weekdays. We also offer spouse and married retreats each month and CHURCH STAFF RETREATS, or our BRAVEHEART father and son 2-day/2-night retreat.
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Q: Is Renewal Ranch associated with any denomination or Church?
A: No, it is not. Even though we are members of the local church, we feel the outreach of the Renewal and Restoration program should be non-denominational and based on Christian principals of the Holy Scripture.
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Q: Do you have planned activities:
A: Absolutely. For the details visit the activities section of this site. You can be as busy or as relaxed and laid back as you want to be.
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Q: How far are you from a main city?
A: We are an hour from Oklahoma City International Airport and an hour and 15 minutes from Tulsa International Airport.
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Q: Does your program include all meals?
A: Yes. Three meals a day and they will be nutritionally balanced and plentiful for those with hearty appetites from a full day of activities. (Fresh meat and vegetables are a must)
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Q: How can I volunteer to work at your camp?
A: Thanks for asking. By volunteering you automatically become a member of the Wranglers Club. Just ask for a application form , fill it out and send it to us. We will promptly get right back with you. You are considered a VIP to us and essential to the success of this ministry. We are looking for young people, active senior citizens, or any of the “in between” to come along side of us and serve.
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Q: Is there television in every room?
A: No. As a matter of fact you will be glad. You will love the quiet, still nights, and the sound of the cool breeze.
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Q: What about a telephone in the sleeping rooms?
A: There are no phones in the rooms. You can receive calls through the main office and make calls but on a limited basis. You are here to “get away”, and we will help you do that.
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Q: What about cell phones?
A: Good question. We do not allow cell phones at all on the ranch. Again, this is not the place for conducting business, or any other “busyness”. Time to take time out is the motto, let’s come with that in mind.
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Q: Can I take a tax deduction for what I pay you?
A: Yes, We are a faith based organization therefor we are on a gift basis, if you desire to make a contribution to Renewal Ranch or the Cowboy Church.
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Q: Who else comes to the Renewal/Restoration program?
A: We operate on a small-group basis. We will have 6/8 in a group. The group will all be in or formerly in some form of full-time Christian ministry. (exception to this would be our church staff hosting and 3 day Braveheart weekend)
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Q: Can we bring our kids?
A: No. We aren’t equipped for childcare — and we don’t want you to be distracted by their needs while you are working on your issues.
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Q: How successful is the Renewal Ranch program?
A: The vast majority of retreat guests leave with a renewed sense of hope, new tools for dealing with stress, and important self-discovery in their call from God. Our feedback indicate these factors continue to contribute to the future growth of our participants.
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