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CASPER, WY — Wyoming Rescue Mission’s 12th Annual Fishin’ for the Mission was a heartfelt celebration of lives transformed, stories shared, and hope restored. Preliminary estimates show the event raised $128,417.50, all going directly to support the Wyoming Rescue Mission’s programs of providing hot meals, safe shelter, counseling, case management, recovery programs, and care. The event began on June 4, 2025, with the Guide Meet & Greet Dinner at The M —a gathering where mission partners, guides, and guests came together to connect over stories of redemption and resilience. Renowned sculptor Chris Navarro introduced a bronze sculpture he made exclusively for the Wyoming Rescue Mission. Titled “Hanging On,” the bronze features a bear cub clinging to a tree– a powerful reminder that even in the hardest times, holding on can lead you to higher ground. The bronze was sold in a live auction, with all proceeds benefiting the Wyoming Rescue Mission.
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Discipleship Recovery Center Dedication
Graduations are a big deal here at Wyoming Rescue Mission! Our Discipleship Recovery Program is broken up into three phases, with the intention of helping restore people back to society through the love of Christ. At the end of a semester, we celebrate those who have graduated from one phase to the next, especially those who have graduated out into sober living. This semester we had 26 graduates! We had 13 graduates from phase 1, 8 from phase 2, and 5 from phase 3. Nothing will bring you more joy than hearing the stories of how God is lavishly changing these wonderful people from the inside out. “Behold, I am making all things new.” Revelation 21:5 There is no doubt that Christ is doing a great work here at Wyoming Rescue Mission. Just listen to these stories of transformation yourself, and hear how God is making all things new, and re-writing stories from brokenness to healing.
Wyoming Rescue Mission was recently featured on the Hughes Foundation’s website. “We’re so inspired by how the Wyoming Rescue Mission works through such a profound and loving understanding of Christ. Those who seek help are not required to come in the door with belief; all are welcome and offered compassionate care,” says Molly Hughes, Executive Director of the Hughes Charitable Foundation. “As guests move through the layers and levels of holistic and empowering elements within these programs, they get the chance to discover faith as a source of strength, resilience, and hope.” Click here to read the full article.
