Young Man’s Faith Project Inspires Support for FCFI

Fletcher Reiman

At the 2024 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, a young visitor named Fletcher Reiman and his father stopped by the Fellowship of Christian Farmers International (FCFI) booth. There, they received Wordless Walking Sticks and learned about the mission of FCFI to share the Gospel through simple tools and personal witness. That visit left a lasting impression on Fletcher Reiman—and planted a seed.

Now, as part of his church’s confirmation class, Fletcher has chosen FCFI as the focus of his church’s required faith project. His goal is to both educate his congregation about FCFI and raise funds to support the ministry.

In his own words, Fletcher wrote:

“Since I learned of your organization, I’ve come to really appreciate what you do for God and His people and would like to help,” Fletcher shared. “I want to start by teaching my church about FCFI and then raise funds that I hope to deliver personally at the 2025 Farm Progress Show in Illinois.”

To begin, Fletcher reached out to FCFI requesting educational materials and resources to distribute during his church’s coffee hour. He also shared his plan to host small fundraisers and speak to the congregation about the mission and impact of FCFI.

According to his dad, Jason, Fletcher has already made significant progress:

“Fletcher has conducted three temple talks at our church so far and has already raised funds for FCFI. This weekend, he’ll be hosting a coffee house fundraiser and hopes to continue raising support throughout the summer.”

Scenes from Fletcher’s Coffee Hour Fundraiser

Below are just a few snapshots highlighting Fletcher’s dedication and outreach during the event!

It’s incredibly encouraging to see the next generation stepping forward in faith and taking initiative to spread the Gospel. Fletcher’s heart for ministry and willingness to serve is a reminder that age is no barrier when it comes to making a Kingdom impact.

We’re so grateful for Fletcher’s dedication and can’t wait to see him again, this time in Illinois—at the 2025 Farm Progress Show!