Foundations For Nations

Foundations For Nations Church is a multi-cultural, multi-generational congregation in Riverton, Wyoming, focused on building relationships with God and impacting communities through outreach and ministry. Led by pastors Jason and Sarah Lucas, the church serves the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone communities on the Wind River Reservation. Learn more about the church.

Foundations For Nations Church is a vibrant, multi-cultural, and multi-generational congregation based in Riverton, Wyoming, with a mission to reach the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone communities on the Wind River Reservation. The church is led by pastors Jason and Sarah Lucas, who moved to Wyoming in 2017 to establish a ministry focused on spiritual growth, community outreach, and healing. About the pastors

The church emphasizes a deep relationship with God, a commitment to serving others, and a desire to impact the community through practical ministries. Their faith tradition is rooted in the belief in the Trinity, salvation through Jesus Christ, and the authority of the Bible. What they believe

Foundations For Nations offers a range of programs and services, including weekly worship services, Bible studies, and community outreach initiatives such as a food pantry, clothing closet, and domestic violence support. Community resources

The church also has a dedicated children's ministry, Foundations Kids, which provides age-appropriate classes and activities to teach kids about their faith and God's love. About Foundations Kids

The church building and recreation center are located at 20 Mission Rd., Riverton, WY 82501, and are open to the community for events and gatherings. Church location

Foundations For Nations is committed to being a place of love, healing, and transformation for all who walk through its doors. Whether you're new to the area or looking for a church home, you'll find a welcoming community ready to embrace you.

Foundations For Nations Church in Riverton, WY, offers a welcoming, multi-generational environment focused on community outreach and spiritual growth. First-time visitors may notice a strong emphasis on serving the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone communities through programs like food pantries and domestic violence support, alongside a vibrant children’s ministry. The church’s open altar and community center reflect a commitment to accessibility and practical ministry.

Pros

• Provides community resources like food pantries, clothing closets, and domestic violence support.
• Includes a dedicated children’s ministry (Foundations Kids) for age-appropriate faith education.
• Offers a welcoming environment with open altar access seven days a week.
• Features a recreation center and community space for events and gatherings.
• Leadership emphasizes spiritual growth, healing, and outreach to Indigenous communities.

Cons

• Cultural integration approaches may present challenges for some attendees.
• Worship style emphasizes musical ministry, which may vary in alignment with all visitor expectations.