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Riding for the Lord: Al and Joanie Persons Bring Cowboy Church to the Road

Whether it’s at a dusty rodeo arena or a quiet rural town, they meet people right where they are—sharing hope, faith, and the love of Jesus with the western world.

Their ministry isn’t limited to the road. At their home ranch in Washington, Al and Joanie host a powerful event that changes lives every year—a rodeo bible camp. Young cowboys and cowgirls come from all across the nation and even the world to learn about rodeo and, more importantly, to deepen their relationship with Christ. It’s more than just riding and roping; it’s about building character, faith, and community.

From sunup to sundown, Al and Joanie lead with servant hearts and a deep love for the cowboy way of life. Their work is rooted in tradition, faith, and a commitment to helping others—especially the next generation. Whether they're behind the pulpit at a rodeo chapel or mentoring young folks at camp, their impact reaches far beyond the arena.

Special Cowboy Moments captures the spirit of the West through stories like this—where grit meets grace and faith rides high in the saddle. Al and Joanie Parsons are a shining example of what it means to live a life of purpose, passion, and prayer on the western trail. Don’t miss this inspiring journey through cowboy country, where lives are being changed—one mile, one message, and one moment at a time.

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