Rick Wolf
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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.

Fort Hood: Soul Survivor Outdoor Helps Troops Handle Stress & Focus on Faith
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Soul Survivor Outdoor, Faith-Based Adventures ...

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.

Soul Survivor Outdoor, Faith-Based Adventures Bring Healing to Active Duty Soldiers
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1st Air Cavalry Brigade Utilizes Soul Survivor ...

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.

1st Air Cavalry Brigade Utilizes Soul Survivor Outdoor and its Unique Faith-Based Program
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The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) ...

Ryan Lamb, an SSO board member and volunteer, prays with active duty military service members before taking to the rocks in Joshua Tree National Park.

The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) Helping the Home Front is Again Partnering with Soul Survivor Outdoor!
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Soul Survivor Outdoor (SSO) Impacts Spiritual ...
Soul Survivor Outdoor (SSO) Impacts Spiritual Fitness & Resiliency of 7th Marine Regiment

MCCES

Joshua Tree - Marine Corps Communications and Electronic School

SSO - Joshua Tree - Marine Corps Communications and Electronic School

December 2, 2017

Marines from the Marine Corps Communications and Electronic School (MCCES) at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC) Twentynine Palms attended a climbing and hiking event Saturday December 2, 2017 at Joshua Tree National Park (Indian Cove). 

MCCES Students and Staff participated in a rock climbing and hiking event at Joshua Tree National Park.  The event focused on  strengthening resiliency and spiritual fitness.  Students and staff had an opportunity to participate in a meal, listen to a guest speaker, and engage in individual and group discussion in a wilderness setting.  The event gave service members  a chance to relax and let their guard down, unpack the stress of daily life, refresh their spirit, clear their minds, and restore the soul.