WYTHEVILLE, VA — Pastor Jeremy Farley of Restoration Church of Wytheville will soon appear on national television through a special four-part series on Cowboy Church, a popular faith-based program airing on the RFD-TV Network.

Farley recently traveled to Fort Worth, Texas, where he recorded four episodes that will begin airing monthly starting in late July. In addition to delivering Biblical preaching, the episodes will feature on-air interviews with hosts Russ Weaver and Susie McEntire-Eaton.

During these candid interviews, Farley shared not only about his ministry but also about his recently released memoir, Hay Balers & Holy Rollers, which chronicles his coming-of-age years in Wythe County. The book blends heartfelt storytelling, Appalachian heritage, and reflections on faith and family. It climbed to number one on Amazon’s list of memoirs set in the Southeast and has resonated with readers for its honest and often humorous look at small-town life.

“I am very grateful for the opportunity to have gone to Texas and share the story of Jesus’ love and grace with the nation,” said Farley. “It was deeply humbling and I hope the episodes come across in a manner that represents our community well.”

Cowboy Church is known for combining country-style worship, inspirational messages, and real-life faith stories, reaching a wide rural and western audience through Dish Network, DIRECTV, and online platforms.

Restoration Church, which Farley founded in 2019, continues to grow and has become a vibrant part of the Wytheville community.