
Finding Purpose and Community
by Nathalie Corbett, 2021 missionary (rider on Eastern Route) I have been involved in the Pro-Life movement for 13 years and becoming a Biking for
by Nathalie Corbett, 2021 missionary (rider on Eastern Route) I have been involved in the Pro-Life movement for 13 years and becoming a Biking for
by Grace Berger, 2nd year missionary (support crew on Eastern Route) This year I had signed up to RIDE once again with the Biking for
Biking for Babies prayer intentions from the pre-ride prayer call: • For courage to speak when we feel prompted by the Holy Spirit and courage
by Mary Ohm, 2021 missionary (rider on Southern Route) Raise your hand if you’ve ever made a BIG decision in your life to then quickly
by Hannah Cottingham, 2021 missionary (Support Crew on Northern Route) What does it mean to BE pro-life? What are you doing with your life that
I think we can learn a lot from the man in his front yard. He keeps prayer as his focus and relies on his faith to keep on doing what he does, asking God to be with him on his front lawn, no matter what he might face that day. May we all fix our eyes on Jesus, asking Him to help us be unwavering in the truth that life is a gift!
When Jimmy (one of our founders) introduced Biking for Babies to me, he explained what pregnancy resource centers were and what the Women’s Care Center of Madison, WI was hoping to do in the Madison area. In my 18 years of life, I had never heard of such a ministry. When you donate, talk to your friends about the good work pregnancy resource centers are doing.
As we often hear, being pro-life, our goal should not only be to make abortion illegal, but also unthinkable. Reflecting on this, I am reminded that this sums up Biking for Babies; all that the organization is and everything it stands for. Biking for Babies is a great model of what it should look like when we work to make abortion unthinkable.
Our trust in God proved to me the point of this blog, that Biking for Babies is more than philanthropy. It is a community oriented around carrying our crosses, helping each other carry each other’s crosses.
Life can be hard, and there are real struggles and suffering that will be faced. However, the gift of life far outweighs any difficulty that we may ever have. No one ever said life will be easy, but it is always worth it.