Fast forward, God called Jeremiah and Sarah to Enid, Oklahoma. While ministering in neighborhoods, they discovered that the issues they saw on Skid Row—brokenness, addiction, rape, abuse, and hopelessness—were present in Enid behind closed doors. Local churches had overlooked the lost in their own communities. Seeing the need for empowering churches to reach the lost and prevent a Skid Row in Enid led to the creation of Forgotten Ministries.

As they ministered and partnered with churches, they met many people either following Jesus or needing guidance. To provide a casual environment for connection, they renovated a downtown building into Five80 Coffeehouse, named after Enid's area code. The welcoming space catered to everyone, from businesspeople to the homeless, and operated on a "Pay what you can" system. Five80 fostered relationships that deepened through Gospel conversations.

As the ministry expanded its reach with various mobile outreaches, they needed a place to store their supplies and vehicles. In 2014, Jeremiah, Sarah, and their staff broke ground in southeast Enid to build a ministry center. After long days of construction and with many helping hands, they completed the Forgotten Ministries Center by the end of 2015.

While constructing the Forgotten Ministries Center, men from the Enid Department of Correction helped and began sharing their stories. This led to the creation of the Oasis Program, a faith-based, Bible-focused program for men from incarceration, homelessness, or rehab. It included community living, Bible classes, budgeting aid, legal aid, and mentoring, aiming to build a firm foundation in Christ. Some graduates even became staff members, their lives transformed and called to ministry.

After the Ministry Center was built, a story emerged of a homeless person freezing to death in Enid. To prevent this, the ministry retro fitted the building into the part-time emergency shelter: the Mercy House. Thanks to straightforward systems, the involvement of churches and individuals made it all possible. The shelter provided anyone in need—whether drunk or high—a warm meal, Gospel message, shower, clean laundry, and a warm bed for cold nights. The Mercy House helped individuals experience Jesus' love and find lasting hope in their difficult circumstances.

On the property opposite the Forgotten Ministries Center, a community garden was established with an eighty-foot cross as its focal point. Known as the Paradise Garden, it became a place where volunteers could serve, a source for providing food, and a peaceful environment for worship and prayer.

Over the years, Jeremiah explored various ways to inspire the church to share the Gospel. He accidentally discovered that using a mobile grill to offer free food while knocking on doors could effectively encourage church members to start gospel conversations. This led to the creation of the Tellgate Grill, a custom mobile grill with an accompanying video teaching series. Since then, many grills have been distributed to numerous states, resulting in thousands of salvations. The Tellgate Grill has played a significant role in fulfilling Forgotten Ministries' mission to mobilize the Church and reach the lost.

Recognizing the ever-present need for food in Oklahoma we launched the FM Food Ministry which partners with local churches to provide groceries and foster lasting relationships within their communities. This initiative enables ongoing, Gospel-centered connections beyond a one-time event. In Enid, we also host monthly grocery giveaways every first Saturday and various outreaches to address local food needs. These efforts have led to meaningful Gospel conversations and transformed lives.

Throughout every season of Forgotten Ministries, our unwavering commitment to the Enid community has been a testament to God's call. With His guidance, we have shared His truth, hosted local mission trips, empowered and equipped churches to reach the lost, and conducted weekly park outreaches providing resources and preaching the Gospel. God opened the door to partner with Send Relief Serve Tour to take the Tellgate Grill outreach to five states each year. We also offer internships, host block parties, VBS, and more. May God receive all the glory. Even as seasons change, ministries grow or fade, and people come and go, our divine mission endures—to mobilize the church and reach the lost with the Gospel.