About Wind River Reservation
Wind River Indian Reservation is the 7th largest Indian reservation in the United States. It is located in the desolate, but beautiful, state of Wyoming and is home to the Northern Arapaho Indians and the Eastern Shoshone Indians.
The Native Americans have often been called the forsaken and forgotten people, yet God has not forgotten them. Where broken treaties have betrayed them and history has cast them aside, God has a redemptive plan to revive, raise up, and restore this unreached people group.
Why We Exist
Foundations For Nations is a a ministry dedicated to the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone Indians on the Wind River Reservation. We provide a safe and positive environment for the Native youth, families, and community. We have a local church with weekly services and Bible studies and have outreaches to the community through our food pantry, sports camps, vbs, and after school programs.
2023 Impact Report
Salvations
We saw 184 people commit their lives to follow Jesus, and our church attendance is growing.
Households Fed
We were able to serve over 2,800 households by giving out over 47,000 pounds of food to families in need.
Teams
We had 12 missions teams help with Kids Club and community outreaches impacting hundreds of lives with the Gospel.
Church Building & Recreation Center
Our Church/Recreation Center is NOW OPEN!
Meet Jason & Sarah Lucas
Jason and Sarah felt God leading them to start a ministry on the Wind River Reservation, so they moved their family to Wyoming in May of 2017 to birth Foundations For Nations.
Both Jason and Sarah had served in numerous ministry leadership roles and have been on multiple missions trips before feeling called to the Wind River Reservation. Jason graduated from Indiana Wesleyan University with a business degree and biblical studies, and Sarah graduated from Charis Bible College where she studied ministry and missions. Both Jason and Sarah are licensed ministers and serve as lead pastors of Foundations For Nations Church.
