Bible Institutes

Teaching the Word of God has always been a huge part of what we do. With Bible Institutes in 13 locations around the world, our desire is to reach a new generation of world changers.

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Camps & Conference Centers

Whether you want to get away in the Adirondacks or head down to sunny Florida, Word of Life camps has options for you. Though the locations are different, our commitment to provide you with solid Biblical speakers, top-notch musical talent, and an amazing location to get away won't change.

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Missions

Word of Life is an international organization with active ministry in over 60 countries and over 1,100 missionaries. Last year alone, over 160,000 people made professions of faith through the various ministries around the world. To God be the glory...great things He is doing!

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Local Church Ministries

With missionaries spread around the country, Local Church Ministries is focused on helping local churches accurately teach God's Word to their youth. We supply the Bible curriculum and then help train your leaders to teach the youth of your church the truths of God's Word.

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Word of Life Ranch Horsemanship Program

Introductory Session

 

Word of Life’s Horsemanship Program is designed and supervised by our CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) approved staff.

 

Instructional Session:

 

  • A 90-minute sessions in which the camper learns to tie, lead, brush, tack and ride a horse. A total of 6 hours per week will be allotted for Horsemanship. Please note that not all of this time will be riding, as outlined above.
  • One-on-one instruction and smaller classes provide for in-depth development, depending on the rider’s ability. There will be no more than 25 participants per class divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced riders. If the entire class is beginner or intermediate, etc. the program will be adjusted accordingly.

 

Requirements:

 

  • A child MUST be 8 years of age or older to participate. Deputies are not able to participate, but they will be given opportunities for pony rides.
  • Child must wear boots or lace-up shoes with a heel. Sneakers are not acceptable.
  • Long pants are required and an ASMTF 1163 approved helmet. Helmets are available at camp, if child does not own one.
  • Child must not weigh more than 220 lbs.

 

Rainy Days:

 

  • If a rainy day occurs, we will move their class to a different time or day.

 

If the camper enjoys the one-time Introductory Class they can continue on with the full lessons for the rest of the week. The registration account holder will need to call in to pay the difference (an additional $70).