The next National Ride is July 9-16, 2023 (includes two travel days and six riding days). Applications open October 2022!
Every year we form and equip missionaries to take on a long-distance cycling mission that raises awareness and funds for pregnancy resource centers nationwide to assist women and families experiencing crisis pregnancies.
…passed by thousands of drivers witnessing the extreme physical sacrifice of these missionaries, united in their sufferings to bring awareness and support to centers across the country that serve the most vulnerable among us. This is our vision: to bear witness to our nation that a culture that supports life is not only alive, but thriving, and even growing.
We encounter young adults with a story to tell and equip them to use their unique gifts and talents to share to renew the culture into one that supports life.
We partner with pregnancy resource centers not only to raise financial support but to share the tremendous services they offer to women and families experiencing crisis pregnancies.
We are raising support for pregnancy resource centers that meet those in the middle of their crisis and provide hope with life-changing and life-saving support.
You (yes you!) can transform the culture with us by supporting our mission to encounter others, one pedal stroke at a time, and to raise support and awareness for pregnancy resource centers. Learn more.
Biking for Babies has teamed up with Sock Religious to design a one of a kind sock! Now you can share the Gospel of Life whenever you jump into the saddle. These unique socks will only be available for a limited time so be sure to grab your pair today! Every pair you buy supports the mission of Biking for Babies, PLUS any other Sock Religious items you purchase supports us too!
By Emily Geinert, 2022 missionary (support crew on Minnesota Route) Day Two on the Minnesota
by Devin Porter, 2022 missionary (rider on Ohio Route) After arriving back home in Marquette
by Robert Newport, 2022 missionary (rider on Ohio Route) Day six was brutal. 132 miles
by Kevin Biese, 2022 missionary (rider on Mississippi Route) and Director of Health and Wellness
