A New Year with Sacred Road Ministries

So much happened for Sacred Road Ministries in 2025! We are grateful to everyone who partnered with us last year, whether through prayer, serving with us, or financially supporting us.

Staff Updates

Below, you can find some end-of-year updates from a handful of the Sacred Road staff members! Click on the links provided to read individual accounts of how the Lord has been moving and working in Native communities of the Pacific Northwest this year.

Rev. Chris & Mary Granberry

Founders of Sacred Road Ministries, working in White Swan, WA. since 2003.

Rev. Joshua & Ruth Tsavatewa

Head Pastor of Hope Fellowship Presbyterian Church

Chuck & Neena Clevenger

Working with Sacred Road's Youth Ministry since 2009

Evan & Holly Shaw

Warm Springs Site Coordinators

Rev. Tomo & Juliana Ito

Warm Springs Church Planter

Tionna Tillequots

Children's Ministry Director

Trey Belisario

H.O.P.E. After-School Director

Tsennibah Piel

Hospitality, Mercy Ministry, and Community Assistance

Kealen & Emily Ann Farris

Facilities and Transportation Coordinator, Hospitality Coordinators

Felicia "Fishii" Umtuch

Youth Ministry

Connie Yallup

Director of our Discipleship Program for Youth Ministry

Jiron Lopez

Vehicle Management and Community Assistance

Ann Marie Hausler

Communications Coordinator and Worship Director for Hope Fellowship Church.

Eric Chouinard

Support Staff

Amy Li

Associate Staff

Excited for 2026!

A new year of ministry has begun! We are already preparing for coming short-term teams, interns, outreach events, Kid's Clubs, worksites and more!

We often say that people can partner with Sacred Road Ministries in three major ways:

pray, give, come.

We have seen God's faithfulness in answered prayers for over twenty years in ministry! Please continue to pray for Sacred Road and the work that God is doing in Yakama, Warm Springs, and beyond. Together, we can continue investing in Native communities across the Pacific Northwest!

Thank you for your generosity and for loving our first neighbors well!