First Meeting

Today was the inaugural meeting the Free Riders Motorcycle Club at First Baptist North Mobile. There were four of us - Tom, Charlie, Maurice, and myself. We shared and discussed the vision and purpose of the club/ministry, meeting times, and how we can both encourage each other and be a bridge from the motorcycle community to the Kingdom of God.

So. . .for now we are meeting together on the first Saturday of every month at FBNM's Cafe at 8:30. We'll have some fellowship, sharing, praying, encouraging, then go out for a ride. The other Saturdays are meant for us to go out with some of the other groups in and around the Mobile area and influence and reach them for Christ.

Afterwards, we went to Chuck's in Saraland for some breakfast, motorcycle stories, and great fellowship.

Can't wait 'til we meet again to hear stories of how God has used the men & women of Free Riders to influence and reach people.

Someone still needs to let me in on the eatable bugs and those that aren't.

Mike

Comments

James Woosley said…
Man, I wish I had a bike to join you guys! Ten-speeds don't count, eh? No matter, it's go flat tires and hasn't been ridden in years!

James
Saturday, March 04, 2006 10:29:00 PM
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