Snowy Range Family,
Over the years, we’ve seen God work in and through Snowy Range. Lives have been changed, families strengthened, and faith deepened as people came to know and follow Jesus.
God has answered our prayers, steadily grown His church, and expanded its reach in Laramie and beyond as we’ve remained faithful to our mission of making disciples.
Now, space has become an issue. We’ve outgrown our facilities and need more room to minister to every age group—places to gather, learn, and grow in Christ. We simply don’t want to be in a position where we have to turn anyone away who wants to be part of our church.
In the past, the people of this church took bold steps of faith—purchasing land and expanding our campus in ways that stretched us financially. Yet every time, God provided. Because we said "yes" to Him, more people have met Jesus, learned to apply the Bible to daily life, and seen their children impacted through vibrant youth ministries.
God honored those steps of faith. And I believe He’s calling us to step forward again.
While we praise Him for all He’s done, we don’t believe Snowy Range has completed her mission. We are still called to make disciples. We are still guided by the command to love God and love people. Someday, when we see the Lord face to face, we want to be able to say we did all we could.
Let’s say “yes” again.
*Average Attendance During the School Year
God is giving us another opportunity to trust Him.
Our children’s and youth ministries are thriving. Our Sunday gatherings are full. People are connecting and growing through discipleship and community throughout the week. But our building is no longer keeping up with the needs of ministry.
Our goal is to expand our facilities—with dedicated nursery and classroom space on the lower level and a multi-purpose room above. A large lobby will create more space for people to linger, connect, and build community.
It won’t be easy. It will require us to stretch and sacrifice. Each of us will need to ask God what joyful, strategic generosity looks like for us personally. But if we say “yes” again—I believe God will provide and use this step of faith to do more than we could ask or imagine.
The projected cost is $3.6 million. If approved by the congregation, we hope to break ground in Spring 2026.
Let’s not settle. Let’s not play it safe. Let’s step forward in faith—together.
—Pastor Mark
Preparing for What God Is Doing Next
A larger lobby for meaningful fellowship and connection
Creating space to linger, talk, and build relationships before and after services
Dedicated classrooms for discipleship and Bible teaching
Supporting children, youth, and adults with appropriate learning environments.
More restrooms for convenience and hospitality
Serving both children’s ministry and large gatherings more effectively.
A flexible activity center (gymnatorium) for all-church use
Hosting youth events, community outreach, meals, and recreation.
A safer, more efficient space for nursery and childcare
Designed with security and ease of use for families and volunteers.
A hub for whole-church ministry—beyond Sundays
Supporting ministry, outreach, and connection all week long.
Plans & Details
Upper Level
Lower Level
Spaces & Square Footage
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Total: 12,715
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Upper Level: 7,270
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Lobby: 1,720
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Multi-purpose: 3,583
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Kitchen: 430
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Storage
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Lower Level: 5,445
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Classroom 1: 354
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Classroom 2: 331
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Classroom 3: 321
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Classroom 4: 369
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Classroom 5: 1,008
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Nursery: 555
- Nursery Check-in: 213
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Bathrooms
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How You Can Help
Ask God to show how He’s calling you to be a faithful steward of the resources He’s entrusted to your care.
Pray
Give generously and obediently as the Lord leads, trusting Him to use your gift for His glory and His kingdom.
Respond
Celebrate together as we watch God provide and continue to build His church through the faith of His people.
Rejoice
What Can You Give?
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What can I reasonably give?
Start by asking: “What can I give from what I already have?”
This might include extra income, a monthly amount you won’t miss, or even assets like stock or savings. Think in terms of discretionary funds—what's available after your needs are met?
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What could I reprioritize?
Next, ask: “What could I give if I adjusted my spending?”
There may be things you want but don’t need—streaming subscriptions, meals out, or other expenses that could be temporarily reduced to make room for giving
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What could God enable?
Finally, consider: “What could I give if God provided in an unexpected way?”
This could be a tax refund, bonus, or other increase you don't count on now—but would joyfully give if it came.