Live for
something greater.
Faith. Water. Snow. Community. We connect young people to Christ through the lifestyle they already love.
“We exist to reach the next generation through the sports they love and the God who made them for more.”
Our Story
SonRise Collective Ministries started with a simple idea: to meet young people where they are. Not in a church pew, but on the water, on the mountain, in the lifestyle they're already drawn to.
Through wakeboarding, snowboarding, and authentic community, we create the space for the next generation to experience Christ in a way that actually connects. No pretense. No pressure. Just presence.
What started as a few friends on a boat has grown into a movement of student leaders, mentors, and families who believe adventure and faith aren't separate — they're the same thing.
YEARS DEEP
6+
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Lives reached
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Student Leaders
Every season has
a purpose.
SonRise runs year-round. Here's what each season looks like for our community.
Winter
DEC — FEBHit the slopes together. Snowboard trips, mountain retreats, and fireside community nights.
Summer
MAY — AUGThe boat's in the water. Weekly wakeboard sessions, lake days, and the heart of what SonRise is all about.
Fall
SEP — NOVLeadership development season. Building the next wave of student leaders through mentorship and study.
Spring
MAR — APRGearing up for summer. Training new leaders, planning trips, and getting the community locked in.
The faces behind
SonRise.
Leader Name
Student Leader · Wakeboarding
Leader Name
Mentor · 3 Years
Leader Name
Student Leader · Snowboarding
Leader Name
Student Leader · 6 Years
Why we started SonRise.
Founder story copy goes here. This is where they tell their story — how it started, what drives it, and why it matters. Keep it personal, keep it real, keep it short enough that someone reads the whole thing.
Second paragraph continues the story. What's the vision? Where is this going? Why should someone care enough to donate, volunteer, or send their kid?
What keeps me going.
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This paragraph can go deeper into their personal connection to the mission. What do they sacrifice? What do they gain? Why does this matter more than anything else they could be doing?
Fuel the mission.
Every dollar puts another young person on the water, on the mountain, and in community. Your generosity makes SonRise possible.
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