Cowboy Country Church is a non-denominational church that believes in the infallible Word of God and seeks to reach outdoor enthusiasts with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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We provide opportunities for all ages to encounter God by connecting with nature and people. The majority of our fellowship is spent outdoors whether it is at the arena, lake, hunting blind, or campground.

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The Cowboy Country church subscribes to the Statement of Faith modeled from the Baptist Faith and Message taken from God's Word.  They follow the basic guidelines of God's leadership consistent with those followed by cowboy churches affiliated with the American Fellowship of Cowboy Churches (AFCC).

Don is no stranger to the cowboy, farmer and rancher lifestyle.  He was born and raised on a farm near Westmoreland, Kansas where he helped his dad and brother doing farm work and taking care of cattle, hogs, chickens and a few horses. After high school, he served six years in the US Army Reserves and received an honorable discharge in 1972.  He later graduated from Emporia State University and received his Certificate to practice as a Certified Public Accountant.  In 1992, he retired and left the city life to return to his roots in the Kansas farmlands. He started a successful farming and ranching operation and semi-retired in 2011. 
 
On September 9, 2001, Don became a "born again" Christian and the Lord changed his life.  It was at that time that he became a true believer in Jesus Christ and promised to trust Him and to follow Him in his daily life.  Since becoming a "Christian" he has held various leadership positions in the churches that he attended and founded CCC in 2010.   He is currently serving as an Elder in the Cowboy Country Church.  Don and his wife, Berenice, currently reside on a farm northeast of Louisville, Kansas.

Mario loves to "Round up the Kids" to teach and have fun at CCC! Mario’s love for teaching began as she saw her dad gather the neighborhood kids at their house to have a Bible study and then games. While attending a summer Bible camp, Mario learned that sin was anything that displeased God, that God was Holy and there was no sin in heaven...so where did that leave her? She had memorized John 3:16 which says God loved us and sent His (sinless) son to die on a cross so we could be in Heaven with Him. God spoke that night to her at camp and she asked Him to forgive her for the lie's she had told, fighting with her siblings, and wanting her way all the time. Mario asked Jesus to come into her heart so He could walk with her every day. That was at age 8. She has learned and grown in many ways over the past 60 years. God has blessed her with a wonderful Christian husband as well as two daughters, sons in law, and seven grandchildren. Mario & Jim joined CCC because they felt called to help spread the gospel to their friends and neighbors who love the western culture like they do. The mission of the church and the love these " plain ole hard working people" have for the Lord, confirmed their call. It has been "work" but such a blessing to serve our Lord and Savior at Cowboy Country Church!

Growing up in the city of Manhattan, KS, Brian was introduced to Jesus by his parents, but the ones who impacted him most for Christ were his grandparents who lived across the street. Brian always wanted to be a farmer, but was told that may not be realistic since he was not born into a farming family. Brian never lost his hope to be a farmer though and God honored the desire of his heart several years later, when he and his wife acquired their farm with a cattle operation and a farmhouse. Brian has been married to his wife, Megan, since 2009 and together they have four children. Brian loves farming and caring for livestock, but more than that, he loves the Lord and growing in the Word of God. Leading and serving his family in the ways of Christ are his main goal. He enjoys fishing, cooking, golfing, camping, and playing with his kids in his spare time. Brian and Megan have been churchgoers from early on in their marriage, but they strongly felt the Lord leading them to CCC in 2021. Brian is looking forward to heading up the Chuck Wagon Ministry at CCC's future events. 

Megan grew up in a Christian home in a small town in Northeast Kansas, but felt far from God through her teenage years. It wasn't until the tragic loss of a close family member, while in college, that she realized how fragile life is and it was during this trying time that Megan felt the Spirit drawing her back. She always said she wanted to leave her small town of her childhood and be a career woman in a big city. Megan loves that God has a sense of humor, because she eventually graduated Kansas State University in 2007 and married her farmer husband, Brian, in 2009. Small town farm life was looking very sweet at this point! The Lord has worked through their marriage to bring them both into a closer relationship with Him. Megan left her work as a geriatric case manager in 2011 to become a stay at home mom. Today Brian and Megan live together on their farm northeast of Wamego, where Megan is a homemaker and homeschool mom to their four children, a job she thought she would never do because "only crazy ladies would actually choose that!" But God called her family to homeschool and now she welcomes the challenges and blessings that come with it. Megan's daily focus is to equip her children to stand firm in Christ and in Truth in a culture that is continuing to distort and stray further away from the Truth. Megan’s hobbies include reading, cooking, being outdoors, learning new homesteading skills, and planning fun outings with her family. She is excited to serve the church, her neighbors and community in her role as Missions Team Leader at CCC.