Our Story
Revival Ranch was born out of dust and grace — out of one family’s journey of faith, courage, and the quiet wisdom of horses.
It began with a calling on my heart to help people heal through the connection between horses and humans — and my husband’s steady support of the vision God placed before us. Through seasons of both hardship and hope, God used our own story of restoration to shape this mission.
What began as a personal revival grew into a place where families come to reconnect, rebuild, and rediscover hope — side by side, one horse at a time.
What’s your revival story?Let’s find it together.
Mission
To restore families through equine-integrated experiences that build connection, communication, and courage.
Vision
A world where families are whole, hopeful, and walking in grace — together.
Hi, I’m Becca Flint, the founder of Revival Ranch.
Revival Ranch was born from a deep love for people, horses, and the belief that healing happens when families are given space to slow down, feel safe, and reconnect. As my husband and I began our marriage — and later our family — we walked through seasons that shaped us deeply: health challenges, infertility, business loss, and identity shifts that brought old patterns to the surface.
In that refining time, I began to recognize how my own childhood experiences — including my parents’ divorce and seasons of father absence — quietly shaped the way I navigated relationships and family life. What was once marked by distance has since been transformed through faith, prayer, and intentional healing, leading to a restored and thriving relationship with my father today. That redemption continues to shape how I see families, legacy, and the power of restoration.
Along the way, horses became powerful teachers. Their honesty, presence, and sensitivity revealed how much healing can happen without words. Paired with a deepening spiritual walk, what once felt like breaking became a revival — a restoration of faith, family, and purpose.
Today, I lead Revival Ranch with compassion and humility, creating spaces where families feel seen, supported, and free to be real. I believe families don’t need fixing — they need understanding, tools, and the courage to try again.
Let’s find it side by side.
Our Board
George Flint
Michael Burns
Oscar Franquez Jr.