Montana Pastor’s Burger Joint Feeds Kids Worldwide
A burger restaurant near the entrance to Glacier National Park in Montana is demonstrating how a Christian business can feed both bodies and souls.
Mudman Burgers, owned by Pastor Mike Rozell and his wife, Pam, is changing lives through Potters Field Ministries, an international outreach committed to transforming the lives of underprivileged children. From the mountains of Montana to the heart of Kenya, Uganda, Congo, Cambodia and Guatemala, lives are being changed, one meal at a time.
When customers bite into a burger at Mudman Burgers, they’re not just satisfying their physical hunger; they’re feeding hope. Through the support raised at this burger joint, Potters Field Ministries provides food, education and the message of Jesus to thousands of children in desperate need.
“We believe that God can use anything — even burgers — to reach the world,” Mike Rozzell said. “When people visit Mudman Burgers, they’re stepping into a movement of compassion and evangelism.”
The Rozells have turned a passion for food and faith into a powerful mission platform. Through the success of the local favorite, they’ve created a sustainable model of ministry that continues to expand its reach far beyond the borders of Montana. This is more than a local eatery — this is a kingdom movement. Whether guests are visiting Glacier National Park or making a special trip, a stop at Mudman Burgers is a taste of something eternal. With every burger sold, the ministry grows stronger, sending resources, love and the truth of Jesus Christ to kids who need it most.
Rozell and his wife Pam aren’t just flipping burgers — they’re flipping the script for thousands of children worldwide. For more information about the ministry, visit www.pottersfield.org.
A menu and directions to the restaurant are available at www.mudmanburgers.com.
–Alan Goforth
