We ride to get there

We ride to get there
July 13, 2022

By Renee McCullough

I began my ride in Ontonagon, Michigan a little over two weeks ago. During the first week, we were on a long ride which was extended by six miles due to an unexpected road closure.  

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Giving back locally in Sharon, Pennsylvania

Giving back locally in Sharon, Pennsylvania
July 12, 2022

By Dan Hepp

We enjoyed a build day in Sharon, Pennsylvania. The build day is our opportunity to work with the local Fuller Center covenant partner on projects to help low income families in the area. There were two projects waiting for our group when we arrived.

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We’re on the back side of the ride now

We're on the back side of the ride now
July 6, 2022

By Gary Schroeder

A little over six weeks ago we left Seaside, Oregon for Sebago, Maine. Everybody could see from the map on the back of their shirts and jerseys where we were starting and where we were scheduled to end but nobody was really worried about Maine.  It was so distant that worrying about anything more than tomorrow’s ride seemed like fantasy.

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One mile at a time helps provide housing

One mile at a time helps provide housing
July 5, 2022

By Ron Vanhoose

Today’s ride was 75 miles from Williamston to Milan, Michigan. The weather was warm with a cloudy 70 degrees to start our ride, and with the first real humidity that we’ve felt. It was cloudy most of the day which kept the temps down and we finally got a sunny 85 degrees to finish the ride. 

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Thankful for churches along the way

Thankful for churches along the way
July 4, 2022

By Rolff Christensen

I have been fortunate AND convicted to watch how members of churches where we’ve been staying have fulfilled the exhortation the Apostle Paul gave to the members of the church at Philippi.

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Bicycling in a godly way

Bicycling in a godly way
July 2, 2022

By Mark Kinzer

In 1 Timothy 4:8 it says, “for while bodily training is of some value, godliness is of value in every way, as it holds promise for the present life and also for the life to come.”

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