We’re located in a prime irrigated farming & ranching area of southwest SD. Orman Dam, just 7 miles away, was constructed in 1902 and completed in 1911, under Teddy Roosevelt’s reclamation program. It was the largest earthen dam in the world at that time! The primary crops are feed corn and alfalfa. This is cattle & cowboy country! Most raise Angus right around here, with a splattering of other breeds, and there are still some sheep ranchers in the area – some with sizable flocks, but not the way it used to be. Also, there are a few dairies still operating. Nisland, population 200, has the claim to fame that the National Registry of Historic Places lists our own Butte/Lawrence County Fairgrounds! Most of our folks attend church from the surrounding area, rather than from the town. Nisland itself is quite a mission field, known unofficially as the drug/alcohol capital of Butte County! Once a bustling little town with two banks, a grocery store or two, several churches, K-12th grade school, and other businesses, all that remains is the bar, Post Office, Town Hall, Fire Hall, and our church. The only outreach that occurs in the town is through our church. Please pray with us that God will open hearts and homes to the Good News of the Gospel. Pray that each of us would have an overwhelming burden to reach out to friends and neighbors and love them to Christ. Pray for boldness in speaking of Jesus and His love!