Marine Corps veteran Rick Wolf started the Soul Survivor Outdoor organization in 2014, providing military men and women in several states with fun activities including skydiving, horseback riding, fishing, rock climbing and others, while also having conversations about faith and fellowship.
WACO, Texas — Under the early morning Texas sunrise at the Brazos Bluffs Ranch in Waco, Soul Survivor Outdoor, a non-profit outdoor adventure company awaits the arrival of some of Fort Hood's finest troopers for a day of horseback riding, learning, listening and self-reflection.
Over a period of three days, 55 Troopers didn’t just horseback ride and take a day off. It is not a retreat, it is actual training. The program is designed for participation, with group discussions and testimonies led by members within Soul Survivor Outdoor.
Soul Survivor Outdoor (SSO) and Mighty Oaks were with the Marines of Combat Logistics Battalion 5 (CLB-5) yesterday bringing resiliency, spiritual fitness, and a different approach to suicide prevention and awareness.
"The venue was great and different from anything I have experienced." Jose Flores, SSgt, USMC
"God is affirming your work in the military! Thanks again for your obedience to the call." Mark Won, LT, US Navy Chaplain
