New this year! We’re offering the activities that everyone loves and enjoys available to all! No advanced reservations are required, and there is not a minimum group size to take advantage of the summer fun that Mo is offering. Just check in at the front desk,...
Marty Davis’ connection to Mo-Ranch began way back in 1963 with a story that’s similar to many other “Mo lifers.” He was first drawn to the ranch while attending a youth conference during his junior high years. Little did he know that his life was about to change in...
The Monday Morning Minute At Mo-Ranch Learn from the Cactus Spring is a time of new growth. Wildflowers line the highways, trees put forth new leaves and everything seems to be in bloom after being dormant through the winter. The old parts of the plant remain visible,...
Karla and Chris Gillan first stumbled upon Mo-Ranch while driving through the windy backroads of the Texas Hill Country in 2014. The couple had heard about Mo many times as members of Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in Houston, but they had not yet experienced the...
Hidden deep in the Texas Hill Country, along the crystal-clear waters of the Guadalupe River, lies Presbyterian Mo-Ranch Assembly—a place so sacred that it is often referred to as a “thin place.” For many, Mo-Ranch is a thin place that’s even considered home, and it’s...
The mission of Presbyterian Mo-Ranch Assembly is vibrant and growing because of generous supporters like Les and Brenda Staples who are passionate about sharing the blessing of Mo-Ranch with future generations to come—particularly with youth and creating future “Mo...
