Thanks to our ministry’s focus on prayer and advocacy, we have with your support been able to have incredible positive impact supporting international youth ministries. At Ends Cycling storytelling is very important to us – and we want to share the stories of our beneficiaries with accuracy and excitement!
The stories that follow are simply a testament of what we can achieve when we exercise our faith, pray without ceasing and advocate passionately to bring the hope of the gospel to global youth.
This year at camp, two of our older boys got in a big fight. The fight had to be broken up, and instead of participating in camp the following day, these two boys had to stay back and do chores. These are the moments that remind us of exactly why we have camp. It is an opportunity not just to have fun, but to learn and to grow. In the lives of kids all over...
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At Ends of the Earth Cycling, we like cycling and we like how our jerseys proclaim Jesus, but we know that it is the way that we love - global youth, those we come into contact with on our journeys, and our brothers and sisters on tour - that truly shows the world that we are Jesus' disciples.
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This blog is different. While the specific tour and beneficiary cannot be identified safely, and the names of people and places are changed, we hope that you’ll find this post from “behind enemy lines” an encouragement to your faith as a part of our Ends of the Earth Cycling family. The Lord is using an Ends of the Earth Cycling tour to promote and resource youth in a country in Africa!
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As a young boy many years ago, I read the famous book "The Old Man and the Sea." Now, at 70 years of age, I’m the oldest of our riding team. We have been named the “See Train” because we are the slowest of the four riding teams on this tour. We get to see things. Thus the play on words in my title. I am the old man, and we are the See Train.
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One million dollars raised to promote and resource global youth ministries is testimony of what God alone can do through a group of cyclists!
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I’m not sure how you’d understand that statement, but it almost certainly isn’t what you’d think. It’s just that when I was initially approached to participate in a 300 mile bike tour across Florida for youth in Bulgaria, my first thought was “why would anyone spend so much time sitting on a bike seat?” But my second trumped the first.
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“So, you guys are a fundraising ministry?” This question is very common in our line of work. It used to bother me but now I recognize what we do at Ends of the Earth Cycling is quite complex. Until someone comes on a tour with us, it really seems like our primary goal is fundraising […]
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I was taken aback. Really? A cycling ministry? I just did not understand how cycling could fit into God’s great plan.
Read MoreI’m not sure how you’d understand that statement, but it almost certainly isn’t what you’d think. It’s just that when I was initially approached to participate in a 300 mile bike tour across Florida for youth in Bulgaria, my first thought was “why would anyone spend so much time sitting
“So, you guys are a fundraising ministry?” This question is very common in our line of work. It used to bother me but now I recognize what we do at Ends of the Earth Cycling is quite complex. Until someone comes on a tour with us, it really seems like
I was taken aback. Really? A cycling ministry? I just did not understand how cycling could fit into God’s great plan.
I’m not sure how you’d understand that statement, but it almost certainly isn’t what you’d think. It’s just that when I was initially approached to participate in a 300 mile bike tour across Florida for youth in Bulgaria, my first thought was “why would anyone spend so much time sitting
“So, you guys are a fundraising ministry?” This question is very common in our line of work. It used to bother me but now I recognize what we do at Ends of the Earth Cycling is quite complex. Until someone comes on a tour with us, it really seems like
I was taken aback. Really? A cycling ministry? I just did not understand how cycling could fit into God’s great plan.
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Have you ever run into a problem with your bike? Most issues can be prevented with using the A-B-C-Quick Check as a routine way to make sure you are ready to ride.
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Cyclists normally know that hydration is important, but how much is enough? Is six to eight 8-ounce glasses per day is sufficient? What's the answer? Look no further than your toilet!
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