steak n cake is our next event at. rbr. all are invited to this wonderful time of fellowship on
january 18, 2025 starting at 10:00AM
No charge… donor support appreciated.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
Of all the fund raisers I have been to, the annual pie auction at Rainbow Bible Ranch is my favorite. Over 90 homemade pies were up for auction last night. Great time of fellowship and all the proceeds go towards the RBR ministry. The crew at Rainbow have been positively impacting young lives for over 40 years.
This was 9 years ago that I finished and gave this painting of Buckshot to Larry Robin Reinhold and family. WOW time sure does fly. It was a great pie auction evening of Fellowship this last Fri. What a great ministry RBR is for ministering to many youth. This Thanksgiving we are sure thankful for this family. Have a Happy Thanksgiving week my friends.
Supporting local means a lot more then just what you can buy for yourself. It also means giving with no expectation of return.
Supporting because you believe in the cause!
I knew the rodeo days were the end of camp but it was what I looked forward to most because I got to show what I learned not just with the horses and the Bible but also teamwork and people who genuinely showed they care about every kid that walked through the door no matter their background
My favorite part about the pie auction at Rainbow Bible Ranch is that my kids love to help with the prep! Apple Cardamom and apple caramel are just a couple!! Come out next Friday night and bid on a pie and support a great camp!
honoring the life and memory of loved ones
through memorial gifts
Phyllis was born October 26, 1936, in the Dell Rapids, SD, hospital, the daughter of Harvey and Viola Jorgenson Christensen. In March of 1939, she moved with her parents and baby sister, Doris (born November 22, 1938), from their home over their filling station business/home in Hartford, SD, to Rapid City, SD. Another sister, Bonnie (born November 25, 1940) soon joined the family in Rapid City.
Special Remarks from Ercell and Family:
I personally feel so lost and sad that she has gone on ahead. I know that she is in a better place but it is still so darn hard being without her. Knowing I will meet up with her again in heaven is my only saving grace! Not ever hearing her sing will leave an emptiness in me that I will feel forever. Her singing always made me tear up. I just couldn't believe that I could be married to someone that could sing like that. I just never got used to it. I hope I can stop crying long enough to thank you all for being there for her and me. I know she loved you all! - Ercell
Colonel Mark “Tyson” Andrew Sletten was called home into the arms of his precious savior, Jesus Christ, on Tuesday, June 18, 2024. He was flying a Piper PA-18 Super Cub floatplane around Crescent Lake on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska when the plane unexpectedly crashed.
Keith was born to Robert and Marjean (Diede) Fawcett as the third child of three, the only son and the 4th generation to thrive on the ranch, which would become known as Fawcett’s Elm Creek Ranch.
Joan Nathalee Morrill Aarsby, “Nat” was born on June 6, 1936, (She always liked to say 6/6/36) in Santa Paula, California. The oldest of 2 redheaded daughters of J. Nathan and Katharine C. (Casey) Morrill. She and her sister Marilyn spend all their growing up years in the family homes in Santa Paula, during the WWII years. She told many stories of life during those war years.
Paul Ray Marrs was born on November 24, 1955, in Deadwood, South Dakota to Ray and Alice Marrs. Paul was the oldest of four siblings, Annette, Dan, and Kari, and grew up on the family ranch on Whitewood Creek, South Dakota where he lived for his entire life.
Rainbow Bible Ranch operates as non denominational 501(c)3 corporation. Camp Fees cover about half of actual costs for a child that comes to camp. Contributions are not only appreciated… they are needed. Pray and consider how God may use you in this powerful ministry to youth and their families.
All photography provided Robin Reinhold and Reinhold Family