INDIAN MOBILE MISSION

Mission Stories

For decades, the story of Indian Mobile Mission has been written on the road—in homes, schools, conversations, prayers, friendships, and the everyday moments that happen when we go to the people.

FROM THE TRAILS

These Are the Stories Behind the Mission.

Some stories are about a child receiving a backpack. Others are about a family Sylvia has known for decades, a long trip down the road, a prayer shared together, or seeing a child grow into an adult with a family of their own.

This is where we share those moments—the big ones, the small ones, and the ones that remind us why Indian Mobile Mission keeps going.


“You Give – We Go. Together we are a team!”

THE LATEST FROM INDIAN MOBILE MISSION

Stories From the Road

Read the latest updates from Sylvia and travel back through years of stories, ministry visits, friendships, and life on the reservations.

  • Spring 2018 Newsletter

    Spring 2018 Newsletter

    50 years!! How can it be. Where did Fifty years ago? 1968-2018 this is my 50th year on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Come to…

    Read the Story

  • What We Do?

    What We Do?

    For many years now we’ve gone to the Indian Reservation in hope to inspire and give the kids the supplies they need. We have…

    Read the Story

  • Introducing Me

    Introducing Me

    “Marry me,” the farmer said. He was thirty-three and Sylvia was sixteen. Why not she reasoned, maybe I’ll be a part of a real…

    Read the Story

SEE THE MISSION

See the Stories Come to Life.

Years of trips have left us with countless photos, memories, and moments worth sharing. Take a look back at the children, families, places, and relationships that have shaped Indian Mobile Mission through the years.

Come Back and Travel With Us.

There are always more miles to travel, people to visit, children to encourage, and stories to tell. New Mission Stories will be added here as the work continues.

BE PART OF THE NEXT STORY

You Give. We Go.

Your prayers and support help Indian Mobile Mission stay on the road, visit families, encourage children, meet practical needs, and share Jesus.