Grace Ranch - A Work in Progress!

Welcome to Grace Ranch

"Established September 15, 2003"

"Member of The Fishermen Ministry"

Free Coyote Camping at Grace Ranch! Goto Ranch Projects under About Us for details!

Grace Ranch is a Work in Progress!

We are a Working Horse Rescue Ranch Located in West Texas near El Paso and we are still in the process of building and setting up our vision of a Christian Ranch/Camp. Horseback Riding, Camping and Christian/Ministers Retreat are just a few of the activities that we can now offer at Grace Ranch.

Welcome to The Grace Ranch Web Site. We hope that you will come back often as we will be adding a lot of information and material to our site as time goes on. We will also be updating our pages as we accomplish our goals and we will keep you up to date on the progress of the various projects that we have started, and will be starting, out here in the Desert. As you can see by the picture on the bottom right, things were just a little bit primitive** when we arrived at Sunset Ranches here on our property on September 15, 2003.

The first group to arrive out here were Richard and Ann Eutsler, Sr., along with Gail Stevens with her son Chris, Francisco Soberanis, John Sexauer and Paul Muller. Nothing had been started when we got here. There was supposed to be a Pole Barn up and the septic system was supposed to be in. But none of it was done, so we were given the opportunity to start from scratch.

Here it is, just a little over a year later (the date is wrong in the pictures) and we have gotten quite a bit done. Grace Ranch is a place where people can come and find a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and learn more about themselves than they ever thought was possible. You might wonder how this can be? Have we found some kind of "secret"? Well, you could say that we have, but the answer is really quite simple. As you read through the Scriptures, Old Testiment, The Gospels and The Acts of the Apostles, you find that many times God would send them out into the 'Desert' or 'Desert places'. When I was young, I believed that this meant a real Desert. You know, with no water or grass or trees or anything. But now I realize that they got away from 'society'. When you come out here to Grace Ranch, you leave society behind. It is like coming out of the fog. Any baggage that you find, you brought it with you and you will have the opportunity to look at it with a whole new perspective. One thing is for sure, when you leave Grace Ranch, you will see things differently than when you came.

Grace Ranch was started on eighty acres of land, but now is one hundred twenty acres. Twenty acres have been set aside for The Fishermen Ministry where we plan to build an Adobe Church. Another twenty acres will eventually be where the Eutsler's will live along with some of the ministry/ranch team. Our plan is to build around the theme of an 'Old Western Town'. These buildings will provide a 'camp kitchen', almost ready for use, 'bunk houses', of which we now have two and places to hold meetings and various other buildings to serve the Ministry here at Grace Ranch. *We hope to be able to move the campers (you can see them in the picture at the left) over to another piece of property to preserve the 'look' of the 'Town' that we are building. If you would like to be a part of the Grace Ranch Ministry, write us and let us know what part you might want to play.

* We have since moved the campers down to another section of the property as we hoped to do.

** Please keep in mind, if you wish to come out here and visit, when we say it is 'primitive', it is primitive.

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