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30+ Famous Christian Motorcycle Clubs 2026 — Ministry, Outlaw MC Outreach, Events & Faith-Based Biker Culture

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Yes, there is such a thing as a Christian Motorcycle Club or a Christian Motorcycle Association, and the United States has plenty of them. I know I have written about the popular MC Culture, including the 1 percenters, but here is something different. The MCs promote Jesus as their cause and are founded on Christian values and principles.

The Christian MC Scene in 2026: Bridging Faith & Traditional Motorcycle Culture

Christian motorcycle clubs in 2026 continue to occupy a unique space in American biker culture — one foot in the world of traditional motorcycle clubs with their patches, protocols, and brotherhood, and the other firmly planted in Christian ministry and evangelism.

Unlike secular 1%er clubs, Christian MCs exist primarily for evangelistic outreach, often ministering directly to the outlaw motorcycle world. Many Christian bikers are former 1%ers who found faith and now dedicate their rides to sharing the gospel with those still in that lifestyle.

Key Characteristics of Christian MCs in 2026:

  • Respect for MC protocols: Many Christian clubs wear 3-piece patches and follow traditional MC etiquette (protocol, hierarchy, brotherhood), but with Christ-centered values
  • Outlaw MC outreach: Groups like Disciple CMC, Tribe of Judah, and Sons of God MC specifically target 1%er clubs for ministry, often earning respect through authenticity and service
  • Prison ministry emphasis: Organizations like R.O.O.T. Motorcycle Prison Ministry bring the gospel into correctional facilities through Christian music, testimonies, and one-on-one conversations
  • Non-territorial stance: Most Christian MCs intentionally avoid claiming territory to prevent conflicts with secular clubs, focusing instead on relational evangelism
  • Servant-based ministry: Free bike washes, gas giveaways, prayer stations at rallies, and meeting bikers where they are — not waiting for them to come to church

The tension between maintaining MC traditions and pursuing Christian ministry creates a distinctive culture. Christian bikers in 2026 are often tattooed, leather-clad, and Harley-riding, but they’re also praying, discipling, and sharing the gospel at bike nights, rallies, and roadside stops.

Notable Former Outlaw Bikers Turned Ministers:

  • Ben Priest (Tribe of Judah) — former outlaw biker, now reaching the 1%er world with Jesus
  • Edward “Doc” Louviere (Circuit Riders Christian Fellowship) — outlaw background, now full-time evangelist
  • Charles “Barry” Mayson (Heaven’s Saints) — former Hell’s Angels member, founded Christian ministry

Christian Biker Ministry Trends in 2026

The Christian motorcycle ministry landscape in 2026 is characterized by sustained global engagement, non-traditional outreach methods, and a welcoming “biker church” culture that’s redefining how faith intersects with motorcycling.

1. Servant Evangelism at Rallies

Christian bikers in 2026 are showing up at secular rallies — Sturgis, Daytona Bike Week, Laconia — not to preach from a distance, but to serve. Free coffee, bike washes, roadside assistance, and prayer stations are the new normal. The philosophy: “Earn the right to speak” by demonstrating love first.

2. Biker Churches Are Booming

“Biker churches” provide a relaxed, come-as-you-are atmosphere where jeans, leather, and tattoos are the uniform. These churches are often independent or affiliated with denominations like Baptist, Methodist, Assemblies of God, and Nazarene. Saturday evening services are common, recognizing that many bikers work Sunday mornings or ride weekends.

3. The Christian Motorcyclists Association (CMA) Turns 50+

Founded in 1975, CMA celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2025 and remains the largest Christian motorcycle ministry globally with over 125,000 members and 1,200+ chapters in all 50 states and 31 countries. Their annual “Run for the Son” fundraiser supports global missions, including providing motorcycles for pastors in developing countries and funding evangelistic projects like the Jesus Film.

CMA’s motto: “Changing the World One Heart at a Time”

4. Global & Local Impact

Christian motorcycle ministries operate at both scales:

  • Global: CMA’s international reach spans 31 countries; Bikers for Christ (BFC) has hundreds of chapters worldwide
  • Local: Small-town chapters host weekly bike nights, coffee meetups, and community service rides

5. Women’s Participation

Women riders are increasingly visible in Christian MCs in 2026, not just as “backpack” passengers but as full members, leaders, and ministry directors. Clubs like Faith Riders and Black Sheep HDFC actively welcome women.

6. Digital Evangelism

Christian bikers are leveraging social media (Instagram, Facebook, YouTube) to share testimonies, rally recaps, and gospel messages. Live-streamed worship services from rallies, drone footage of group rides, and short-form video testimonies are reaching audiences who’ll never attend a traditional church service.

Major Christian Motorcycle Events & Rallies in 2026

Christian bikers gather for fellowship, worship, and evangelistic outreach at dozens of rallies across the USA each year. Here are some of the biggest faith-based motorcycle events happening in 2026:

Christian Motorcyclists Association (CMA) State Rallies

CMA hosts 30+ state rallies annually, each featuring worship services, guest speakers, fellowship rides, and opportunities to connect with other believers. Notable 2026 CMA rallies include:

  • April 23-26: Thunder & Lightning in the Wichitas — Medicine Park, OK
  • May 21-24: Heart of the Ozarks Rally (East) — Hardy, AR
  • May 28-31: Cowboys and Chrome — Dodge City, KS
  • June 11-14: Badger State Rumble — Tomah, WI
  • July 9-12: Rescuing the Castaway Rally — Grand Junction, CO
  • July 16-19: Show Me 66 Rally — Lebanon, MO
  • July 23-26: Montana State Rally — Columbus, MT
  • August 6-9: Pennsylvania State Rally — Pleasantville, PA
  • October 21-25: Changing of the Colors Rally (National) — Mena, AR

Bikers For Christ (BFC) Gatherings 2026

BFC, founded in 1990, hosts regional and state rallies with worship, testimonies, and evangelistic outreach:

  • April 8-12: 11th Annual Dry Heat Rally — Scottsdale, AZ
  • April 24-26: Ohio State Rally — Lucasville, OH
  • May 15-17: West Virginia State Rally — Flatwoods, WV
  • August 6-9: Southwest Gathering — Oakhurst, CA
  • September 24-26: Tennessee State Rally — Lebanon, TN

Other Notable Christian Biker Events 2026

  • March 14: 9th Annual Christian Biker Unity Summit — Bourbonnais, IL (Core Christian Community Church)
  • March 28: Annual Bike Blessing — Modesto, CA
  • May 17: Annual Motorcycle Bike & Biker Blessing — Bolingbrook, IL (Liberty Temple)
  • July 29 – August 1: Azusa StreetRiders International National Rally — Rolla, MO

Seasons of Refreshing (CMA)

CMA also hosts smaller regional gatherings called “Seasons of Refreshing” throughout spring 2026 in states like Kentucky, Ohio, Florida, Oklahoma, Montana, New York, Washington, and Oregon — designed for spiritual renewal and networking.

What to Expect at Christian Rallies:

  • Outdoor worship services
  • Guest speakers (often former outlaws sharing testimonies)
  • Group rides through scenic routes
  • Prayer sessions
  • Fellowship meals
  • Motorcycle blessings
  • Gear swaps & vendor booths
  • Family-friendly activities

These rallies are open to all bikers — you don’t need to be a club member, and you definitely don’t need a Harley. If you ride and you’re curious about faith, you’re welcome.

FAQ: Christian Motorcycle Clubs

1. Are Christian motorcycle clubs real MCs or just riding groups?

Many Christian MCs are legitimate motorcycle clubs with 3-piece patches, club protocols, and traditional MC structure (president, vice president, road captain, etc.). They follow MC etiquette while maintaining Christ-centered values. Others are ministries or associations with less formal structure.

2. Do Christian bikers minister to outlaw 1%er clubs?

Yes. Clubs like Disciple CMC, Tribe of Judah, and Sons of God MC specifically focus on evangelizing the 1%er world. Many Christian MCs have members who are former outlaw bikers and understand that culture deeply, allowing them to build authentic relationships and share the gospel effectively.

3. Can you join a Christian MC if you don’t own a motorcycle?

Some Christian motorcycle ministries welcome non-riders as associate or support members. However, most traditional Christian MCs require members to ride (usually American V-twins like Harley-Davidson or Indian). Always check specific club requirements.

4. What’s the difference between a Christian MC and a motorcycle ministry?

  • Christian MC: Traditional club structure, 3-piece patch, club rules, membership requirements, brotherhood focus (examples: Disciple CMC, Bondslaves MC, Prodigals Redeemed MC)
  • Motorcycle Ministry: Looser structure, evangelistic focus, often church-affiliated, 1-piece patch or no patch (examples: CMA, Bikers for Christ, Faith Riders)

Both exist to share the gospel, but MCs tend to follow traditional biker culture more closely.

5. Do Christian MCs have conflicts with secular outlaw clubs?

Rarely. Most Christian MCs intentionally avoid claiming territory and operate with a servant mindset, earning respect through humility and service. Some Christian clubs are even respected by 1%er clubs because of their authenticity and willingness to engage without judgment.

6. Are women allowed in Christian motorcycle clubs?

Yes! Many Christian MCs welcome women as full members or have women’s chapters. Clubs like Faith Riders, Black Sheep HDFC, and Honor Bound Motorcycle Ministry actively include women riders and spouses in their ministry work.

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1. Disciple Christian Motorcycle Club

Disciple Christian MC Patch
Disciple Christian MC Patch
  • Founded: In 2009.
  • About: Disciple CMC was founded by James Johnson. It is a mix of old-school hardcore MC and Jesus Christ. The club respects the Old School traditions established by the 1% world, but in a way that is centered on Christ and Biblical brotherhood.

    Disciple Christian MC is the world’s largest and fastest-growing Christian Motorcycle Club.

    The club’s mission is to disciple men to have a daily Word & prayer time & support the 1% world in prayer.

Contact information:

2. Christian Motorcyclists Association 

Chrisitian Motorcyclists Association Patch
Chrisitian Motorcyclists Association Patch
  • Founded: In 1975.
  • About: The Christian Motorcyclists Association (CMA) is an international Christian non-profit organization. Its purpose is evangelizing to the motorcycling community.

    CMA was started by Herb Shreve, an Arkansas pastor who purchased a motorcycle to close the generation gap with his rebellious son. He began evangelizing motorcycle rallies, and in 1975, he resigned from his church to start CMA.

    Today, the organization has over 125,000 members and over 1200 chapters in all 50 states of the U.S. It also has chapters in 31 other countries.

3. Bondslaves MC

Bond Slaves MC Patch
Bond Slaves MC Patch
  • Founded: In 1989 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
  • About: Bondslaves MC is a Christian motorcycle club in North America. Bondslaves MC is a traditional club and wears a 3-Piece patch. Its members ride North American-made bikes only (i.e., Harley, Indian, and Victory.).

    The club members say they love Jesus, love to ride, and have a big heart for the motorcycle community.

Details of Bondslaves MC chapters in the United States

BondSlaves MC Minneapolis Mn Chapter

Minnesota Bondslaves

Bondslaves MC Terre Haute IN chapter

Bondslaves MC Decatur II chapter

Bondslaves MC Lawrence Ks chapter

4. Bikers for Christ (BFC)

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Bikers for Christ MC Patch
  • Founded: In August 1990 in California.
  • About: Bikers For Christ is a non-denominational, international motorcycle ministry (M/M). It was founded by Pastor Fred Zariczny (A.K.A. Pastor Z or Fred Z) in California. Its international headquarters is located in Oceanside, California.

    BFC members come from all walks of life, churches, vocations, callings, and backgrounds. They are passionate about God, family, bikers, and riding their motorcycles.

    The mission of BFC M/M is to bring the love of Jesus Christ to those in the motorcycle world. It has over 2,300 members with chapters in 49 states, including Alaska & Hawaii & 10 countries.

    In fact, Paul Crouch Jr. with the Trinity Broadcasting Network has recognized BFC as one of the largest Christian motorcycle ministries in the world.

5. God’s Squad CMC

God's Squad MC patch
God’s Squad MC patch
  • Founded: In 1971 in Sydney, Australia.
  • About: God’s Squad Christian Motorcycle Club (GSCMC) is a Christian patch club motorcycle club. The club is one of the oldest Christian backpatch clubs in the world.

    The club primarily ministers among outlaw motorcycle clubs and associated groups. The club’s history is documented in its former leader, Rev. John Smith’s autobiography, On The Side Of The Angels.

    As of 2020, GSCMC has chapters in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Norway, Finland, Ireland, Ukraine, Germany, the Netherlands, and more. It also has one chapter in the U.S. in Michigan.

6. Tribe of Judah Motorcycle Ministries

Tribe of Judah MC Patch
Tribe of Judah MC Patch
  • Founded: In 1984.
  • About: The Tribe of Judah Motorcycle Ministries (ToJMM) is an evangelical Christian outreach aimed at “reaching the outlaw biker world and people in all walks of life.” The ministry was founded by Ben Priest. He is also the senior pastor of River of God Church.

    Members of the Tribe of Judah MM attend motorcycle events and rallies to serve and evangelize to the outlaw motorcycle community. 

    They ride American-made V-twin motorcycles such as Harley-Davidsons. They also wear a 3-piece back-patch similar to those worn by members of traditional outlaw motorcycle clubs.

    There are more than 50 Tribe of Judah MM chapters in 19 US states. ToJMM also has chapters in Europe, Australia, and North America. 

7. Honor Bound Motorcycle Ministry

Honor Bound MC Patch
Honor Bound MC Patch
  • Founded: In 2006.
  • About: Honor Bound Motorcycle Ministry (HBMM) is a church-based motorcycle ministry. HBMM was originally founded by Chaplain Russ and Judy Cockrum. It is now the national motorcycle ministry of the Assemblies of God. And is open to both men and women.

    HBMM requires members to take a course on how to do evangelism. Members must also be drug, alcohol, and tobacco-free before getting the HBMM patch and while keeping the one-piece patch. 

    The local HBMM chapter comes under the authority of the local church leadership, just as any other ministry of that church.

8. Faith Riders Motorcycle Ministry

Faith Riders MC Patch
Faith Riders MC Patch
  • Founded: In February 2002 in Florida.
  • About: Faith Riders Motorcycle Ministry is comprised of motorcycle riders and others passionate about sharing Christ with the World. 

    The ministry currently has over three hundred and fifty churches in 29 different states (and two in Cuba).

Contact information:

9. Soldiers for Jesus MC

Soldiers for Jesus MC patch
Soldiers for Jesus MC patch
  • About: Soldiers for Jesus Motorcycle Club (SFJMC) is an International Motorcycle Club that exists to glorify God by teaching God’s Holy Word and training faithful disciples. And also testifying of the gospel of Jesus Christ to the biker and motorcycle club community.

    Their name, “Soldiers for Jesus” comes from 2 Timothy 2:3 in the Bible, which says, “Endure hardship with us as like a  good soldier of Christ Jesus.”

    SFJMC has chapters across the U.S. and internationally too.

Contact information:

10. Least of Saints MC

Least of Saints MC Patch
Least of Saints MC Patch
  • About: The Least of Saints Motorcycle Club is a Christian-based non-profit organization. They dedicate their time and effort to reach out to the local communities. As a diverse group of brothers equipped with powerful testimonies, their goal is to win souls for the Kingdom. 

    Least of Saints MC has chapters across the U.S. The MC is very prominent in Texas, with eight chapters. It also has chapters in other countries, such as Mexico, Honduras, and New Zealand.

Contact information:

Details of some Least of Saints MC chapters in the United States

Least of Saints MC Austin

Least of Saints MC Houston

Least of Saints MC Southside SA

Least of Saints MC Michigan

Least of Saints MC Dos Rios chapter

11. Prodigals Redeemed MC

Prodigals MC Patch
Prodigals MC Patch
  • Founded: In 2014 in Houston, Texas.
  • About: Prodigals Redeemed MC is a Houston-based Christian motorcycle club. It is a non-denominational motorcycle club. The MC is not opposed to denominations, but it believes that the over-emphasis on doctrinal differences could lead to division. 

    Prodigals Redeemed MC is a member of the Texas Confederation of Clubs – Region 3. And also supporters of US Defenders.

    It is a traditional motorcycle club and is currently accepting new members in Texas. Currently, the MC has three chapters in Texas. They are in Houston (mother chapter), Beaumont, and El Paso.

12. Black Sheep HDFC

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  • Founded: In 1999.
  • About: Black Sheep HDFC (Harley-Davidsons for Christ) is a motorcycle ministry of men and women that ride for Jesus. And helping and serving H.O.G. (Harley Owners Group) members and chapters across the country.

    The ministry exists “To introduce Jesus Christ to the world of motorcycle riders, for the purpose of making more and better disciples through the ministry of the local church.

    Currently, it has 60 chapters spread across 38 states in the United States, as well as other countries.

13. Sons of God MC

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  • Founded: In 1981.
  • About: The Sons of God Motorcycle Club Ministry is made up of Christian Bikers who share a vision of spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ with other bikers. The primary focus of this ministry is to reach the secular MC “bikers” who have not had the opportunity to have their lives touched by Jesus Christ.

    The members conduct bible studies to teach the word of God to bikers and to provide discipleship to bikers and their families. The MC also has ordained ministers who can perform biker weddings and funerals. They are also available to visit prisons, hospitals, and veteran events.

    The Sons of God MC Ministry has many chapters though out the United States as well as England and Canada. 

14. Christ’s Disciples MC

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Christs Disciples MC Patch
  • Founded: In December 1979; reorganized in 1995.
  • About: It is a motorcycle ministry consisting of Christian men and their spouses from various God-centered evangelical churches. The ministry is home-based in Kelso, Washington.

    Christ’s Disciples Inc has members in various states who are constantly involved in local and national events. They are involved in organizations such as the Motorcycle Rights Foundation, the National Coalition of Motorcyclists, and the Confederation of Clubs. 

15. Ascendants MC

Ascendants MC Patch
Ascendants MC Patch
  • About: Ascendants MC is a faith-based motorcycle club based in Arizona.

    The club is Christ-centered and others-focused. The members are passionate about great motorcycles and building community with one another. 

    The club colors are wine which represents the blood of Jesus Christ, and black, which represents the club members and how they have ascended up from the darkness to live in the light of God.

16. Racers Under the Son Motorcycle Club

Racers Under The Sun
Racers Under The Sun MC Patch
  • Founded: In February 1984.
  • About: Founded by Mike Tarter, Racers Under The Son MC (RUTS) is a non-denominational group of Christian off-road enthusiasts.

    It started as a Christian dirt bike club, supporting and participating in AMA District 37 desert racing events.

    The purpose of RUTS is to be an evangelistic outreach to those who need Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. The club also strives to bring revival to those who are saved.   

    RUTS MC members ride and camp together 6-8 times per year. The MC has active racers in the club, and they are still affiliated with D37. It has chapters in California, Nevada, and Oregon.

17. Heaven’s Saints Motorcycle Ministry

Heaven's Saints MC patch
Heaven’s Saints MC patch
  • About: It was founded by Charles “Barry” Mayson, a former Hell’s Angels MC member. 

    The Heaven’s Saints Motorcycle Ministry provides a Christian brotherhood of bikers to fellowship with and minister alongside.

    While the majority of members are bikers, owning a motorcycle is not a requirement to be a part of this ministry.

    Heaven’s Saints members can be found all over the U.S. and in some parts of Canada. Chapters are formed once there are five members in an area. Members of local chapters work together to reach out to others in their community.

    Heaven’s Saints has chapters involved in many areas of ministry, including prison ministry, youth outreach, youth detention centers, homeless shelters, rehabs, etc.

18. Last Disciples Motorcycle Club

Last Disciples Motorcycle Club Patch
  • About: The Last Disciples is a traditional Motorcycle Club. It is a clan of like-minded brothers who love to ride hard and live life like there is no tomorrow!

    The members worship God and ride Harley-Davidson and HD-styled other V-Twin bikes only.

    Last Disciples MC reaches out to bikers, gang members, street people, at-risk youths, and those with any life-controlling addictions. They minister to those the church is afraid of.

    The MC offers a strong ministry of evangelism, discipleship, education, brotherhood, and prayer. They offer help to anyone and everyone who needs it.

    The members do not engage in any criminal or gang-related activity. 

19. Road Riders for Jesus Motorcycle Ministry

Road Riders For Jesus Motorcycle Ministry Patch
Road Riders For Jesus Motorcycle Ministry Patch
  • Founded: In August 1999.
  • About: The Road Riders For Jesus is a non-denominational organization that welcomes all motorcyclists as well as non-motorcyclists.

    The members seek to share the Good News of Salvation with others, especially those in the motorcycling world. The ministry’s mission is “Motorcyclists With A Mission.“

20. Temple Riders Association

Temple Riders Association Patch
Temple Riders Association Patch
  • Founded: In 1988.
  • About: The Temple Riders is a Mormon motorcycle club. The club comprises Christian motorcyclists who love to ride. The members also get together regularly for social activities, meals, charitable functions, and other fun and wholesome things on at least a monthly basis.

    Many of its members belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But the club welcomes all riders, regardless of personal faith or religious belief.

    All members must refrain from using alcohol, tobacco, and profanity.

    There are over 750 members in chapters across 17 states and a few countries. 

21. Riders for Christ CMC 

Riders For Christ MC patch
Riders For Christ MC patch
  • About: The MC aims to promote fellowship with Christian motorcycle enthusiasts.

    It also aims to build bridges to unchurched motorcycle riders and to bring glory to Jesus Christ through various Rides, Cruise-Ins, and other projects in the local community and world.

    All active club members must attend Edinburg Road Chapel Sunday Worship at least two Sundays per month.

In conclusion, here is the list of all of the Christian motorcycle clubs I shared with you in this post.

  1. Disciple Christian Motorcycle Club
  2. Christian Motorcyclists Association 
  3. Bondslaves MC (Minneapolis MN Chapter, Minnesota, Terre Haute IN Chapter, Decatur II Chapter, Lawrence KS Chapter)
  4. Bikers for Christ (BFC)
  5. God’s Squad CMC
  6. Tribe of Judah Motorcycle Ministries
  7. Honor Bound Motorcycle Ministry
  8. Faith Riders Motorcycle Ministry
  9. Soldiers for Jesus MC
  10. Least of Saints MC (Austin, Houston, Southside SA, Michigan, Dos Rios Chapter)
  11. Prodigals Redeemed MC
  12. Black Sheep HDFC
  13. Sons of God MC
  14. Christ’s Disciples MC
  15. Ascendants MC
  16. Racers Under the Son Motorcycle Club
  17. Heaven’s Saints Motorcycle Ministry
  18. Last Disciples Motorcycle Club
  19. Road Riders for Jesus Motorcycle Ministry
  20. Temple Riders Association
  21. Riders for Christ CMC
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Michael, the motorcycle enthusiast behind SuperBike Newbie, fell in love with superbikes during his college years. He owns a diverse range of motorcycles and offers valuable insights into motorcycling advice, maintenance, safety gear, and laws. Despite two decades of riding experience, he continues to learn and shares his knowledge on his website. Mike also has a keen interest in motorcycle club culture. While not a club member, he aspires to be one someday.

7 thoughts on “30+ Famous Christian Motorcycle Clubs 2026 — Ministry, Outlaw MC Outreach, Events & Faith-Based Biker Culture”

  1. Looking for help and brotherhood, this spring and summer,2023, as I ride in search of my soul. I have been a Christian, most all my life, but have struggled, with depression, since the loss of my daughter in 2001.
    I am 68 years old, and just deeply saddened. Looking for safe Christain brothers and sisters, to help me have safe places to sleep as I ride to find the happiness, I ounce had. God Bless you all, sincerely.

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    • Hi Gregory!

      I am sorry to hear about your loss. I pray that the Lord will help you find peace and solace as you ride this year.
      Do you want to reach out to any of the clubs that are in your area? I have the Facebook pages and other contact points listed for most.
      Additionally, Gregory, would you consider getting help with Depression?
      I am just thinking about how else I could help.
      Thanks for stopping by. 🙂

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    • I am truly sorry for the loss of your precious daughter and cannot imagine the pain of loss you have been through. Only God can give you the strength and peace that will make it possible to feel better. My husband and I are members of a motorcycle ministry and love all that God has taught us through it.

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    • Greg,

      My daughter was paralyzed, in a car crash, several years ago. And,, I just lost my wife to cancer about a month ago. I have since taken up biking again to keep myself going. I haven’t ridden since 2008. But, I really remember the calming effect that riding had on me, back then.

      Anyway, I don’t know how far away you are. But, I’m in Salmon, Idaho and have plenty of room, if you ever come close to this location your more than welcome to stop, rest, fellowship, and regroup. I’m a bit older (77). But, still active and love to talk Jesus and bikes.
      You can call me at 208 303-7561

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  2. Great list of MCs. Unfortunately, not a single one has a presence in Hawaii. There are a lot of other MCs here on the islands, but as a new late-in-life rider I’d prefer to join a group of like minded brothers and sisters in Christ. If anyone has info on such a MC that I might have missed, please let me know.

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  3. Hi Mike. Is it possible to add a Christian motorcycle club to the list?

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    • Yes. Send in the details please.

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