With over eight million bikers in the United States, there is an incredible window of opportunity for us - if we are willing to move out of our comfort zone and embrace the biker and motorcyclists in our communities. By developing a heart for this overlooked group, we can REACH bikers and motorcyclists with the gospel, TRAIN Christian motorcyclists in evangelism and discipleship, and BUILD a network of churches who are enthusiastic about this unusual ministry.We know that without acceptance and a nurturing church connection, new believers may not develop spiritual maturity. To combat this, AG US Missions Motorcycle Chaplains and HonorBound Motorcycle Ministries are committed to helping you take the next step in developing a ministry strategy for reaching motorcycle enthusiasts everywhere. | |  |
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Record-breaking crowd celebrates Teen Challenge 50th anniversary
Nearly 1,600 people gathered in New York City to celebrate Teen Challenge's 50th anniversary and the countless miracles God has done throughout the ministry's history.
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Women ministers to connect at Conversations 08
Conversations 08, the upcoming national Women in Ministry event, October 30-November 1, will have an interactive focus on dialogue and community, while addressing real issues affecting female ministers.
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Inner-city church meets inner-city needs
Hope Assembly in Charleston, South Carolina, doesn't have a big budget, but through their passion for ministry and willingness to partner with others, the church is making a big impact on the inner city of Charleston.
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Young adults in Hawaii experience Move the Nations
Organizers believe Move the Nations, Hawaii's first ever district-wide young adult convention, marks a new chapter of unified young adult ministry across the state. Approximately 150 people attended the convention, hosted by First Assembly of God in Honolulu, July 11-12.
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Donaldson steps down as editor-in-chief of Today's Pentecostal Evangel
Reverend Hal Donaldson announced plans to step down, effective August 29, 2008, as editor-in-chief of Today's Pentecostal Evangel. Donaldson co-founded Convoy of Hope and currently serves as its president and CEO. He plans to dedicate more time to the compassionate care organization.
