Wounded Warriors at Nebo

We are an all volunteer, faith-based, interdenominational ministry located in Fredericksburg, Texas.  We are not affiliated with the Wounded Warrior Project or other wounded warrior organizations.  However, at times we interface with others such as Olympic Outdoor Center (San Marcos),  DOD Adaptive Sports Military Program (Fort Sam Houston), Lazy U Ranch aka SS American Memorial (Seguin) to meet specific needs.  We are a 501(C)(3) organization totally supported by donations of which 100% goes directly back into the ministry.

Wounded Warriors at Nebo has an Executive Board made up of members of various local churches.

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Our Name

People have asked where we got our name or what is Nebo so perhaps there are others with the same question.  It took a while for us to find a name, but believe this one is appropriate based on the following.  Nebo is the mountain GOD took Moses to when showing him the Promised Land where the Israelites would find hope and respite from their journey. Deuteronomy 34:1 “Then Moses went up from the plains of Moab to mount Nebo, to the top of Pisgah, which is opposite Jericho. And the LORD showed him all the land, Gilead as far as Dan.” (ESV)  In addition, the country home where we first hosted the Warriors and their families was at one time the old Nebo school.  It was a place where they could find respite from the hectic life on base and feel there is hope in their future.

Our Name

Mission Statement

Demonstrate the love of Christ to all wounded, injured or ill warriors and their families and caregivers.

  • Offering Respite;
  • Assisting with reintegration into civilian settings;
  • Showing our deep gratitude for their service;
  • Sharing GOD’s love.

Recent Posts

  • Honor and Sacrifice

    25 May , 2020

    Today is Memorial Day.  Millions of Americans will take time to remember and honor the service men and women who died in service to their country. Originally Memorial Day was know as Decoration Day.  It was meant to honor the Union and Confederate Soldiers who died during the American Civil War (1861-1865).  By the 1900s

  • Newsletter – March, 2020

    12 May , 2020

    Well, I wish I had a better excuse for this getting posted late but I just plain forgot.  I’m sorry.  Those who receive it via email got their copy on time.  However, since the church was closed we could not get paper copies for those we usually send snail mail.  Click on this link and

  • Peace in Trying Times

    10 May , 2020

    I don’t know about you but I have never experienced anything like this COVID-19 pandemic.  The closest thing to it that I can think of is the polio epidemic however, it pales in comparison. In the late 1940s polio outbreaks in the U.S. increased in frequency and size, crippling an average of more than 35,000

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