Featured in Season 1, Episode 9
In this episode, Eric is joined by his wife, Heather, as a special guest host for an endearing conversation with Randy from Wilderness Fellowship. Together, they explore the origins, growth, and mission of this beautiful ministry that has been serving as a place of refuge and spiritual restoration for over 52 years. Randy shares how the vision for Wilderness Fellowship began with his father’s calling at a young age and the journey that inspired the ministry’s commitment to providing spaces where individuals can encounter God without barriers. Remarkably, they’ve maintained their commitment to operate debt free throughout their history, trusting God, and relying on donations and the dedication of volunteers.
Tune in to hear how Wilderness Fellowship is creating a lasting impact by connecting people with God in the midst of His creation. how you can encounter God in the wilderness, and how you can get involved.
About Wilderness Fellowship
Our Mission
To provide a place of refuge, peace, restoration and hope, dedicated to help people establish intimacy with Jesus Christ and those they love.
Who We Are
In operation since 1972, the Wilderness Fellowship Ministries is a four-season ministry facility which provides a place of retreat and refreshment that fosters Godly intimacy. Nestled between two lakes, it is located 10 miles northwest of Frederic, Wisconsin on 250 acres of rolling wooded land with frontage on two good fishing lakes, miles of hiking trails, lots of wildlife and beauty. Retreat facilities include personal prayer cabins, larger cabins for groups or families, a large meeting-retreat-fellowship facility, as well as many campsite spots. Some facilities are rustic and others are completely modern. We operate by donation only and have diligently worked to provide a place where God’s people can come away and hear His voice.
Wilderness Fellowship’s Web Site
Support Wilderness Fellowship
Click Here to learn about ways to support Wilderness Fellowship through the donation of time, equipment, or financial gifts.
Check out the special volunteer projects page for other ideas to get involved.
