By Ky Griffin
In our fast-paced world, to have the opportunity to experience life at the pace of a bicycle reminds us to: look up at night to see the moon and stars, look around to see the beauty of nature, the flowers and birds, and look into our hearts to be thankful for all that God has provided.Continue reading
Written by: Rick Nowlin
Reynoldsville to Bellefonte
I took a fair weather approach today. It started to downpour just before we were to leave from circle up in the morning. I had already chosen to ride in the support vehicle, and I was so glad that I did. I started riding the bike at mile 52 and finished the ride from there. I had to experience what all the others had all day long. I got drenched and had long hills going up all the way to the church. When we arrived at the church, we were welcomed in with opening arms, snacks, and cold drinks. You can relive the ride with me here.
Written by: Stephany Escalante Galindo
Written by: Lori Haubrick
So, here we are—Day 4 and I am beyond blessed at having become part of God’s story through the West Coast Bike Adventure! The people that I’m grateful to spend this time with are a diverse group indeed. All ages, all levels of riding, all at different places in their journeys, all uniquely gifted by God, and all absolutely special. It’s been a great week of riding and fellowship. I feel truly humbled that God has allowed me to be in this place and time, involved in something bigger than myself all the while riding in the midst of His creation and taking in the beauty of it all.
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