
Transforming ourselves, encountering others and changing the culture.
Transforming ourselves, encountering others and changing the culture.
the miles.
In addition to our missionaries training and undertaking the spiritual task of riding over 2,600 miles to raise awareness for America’s pregnancy resource centers July 2020 presented its own challenges in carrying forward our national ride. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, our missionaries came together in the state of Wisconsin to lay down 100+ miles each day for life.
Route | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
Northern | 112.9 | 91.1 | 95.7 | 114.1 (drive) | 133.5 | 113.6
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Eastern | 114.1 (drive) | 95.7 | 113.6
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133.5 | 91.1 | 112.9 |
Southern | 133.5 | 113.6
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114.1 (drive) | 112.9 | 95.7 | 91.1 |
Western | 122.6 | 127.7 (drive) | 133.5 | 05.6 | 142.9 | 106.5 |
Jack Mannebach is a second-year missionary, riding with the Northern crew.
Each July, missionaries bike almost 2,700 miles in seven days, sacrificing time away from their jobs, young children, spouses, and/or parents. The National Ride includes four teams beginning in Green Bay, Columbus, Tylertown, and Holly, all comprised of pro-life young adults who strengthened their resolve to defend life through athletic and mental challenges. Their cross-country trek ends in St. Louis with our annual Celebration of Life event. Following a geographical path of the corpus of Christ from His Holy Wounds to His Sacred Heart, each year, we will carry this message of hope “a+cross” America to thousands who see us on the highways.
COVID-19 Update: We pivoted from a cross-country ride to one lasting the same number of days and mileage within the state of Wisconsin. You can still check out our virtual events from each night as well as daily ride footage on our YouTube page.
Each day of the ride our missionaries shared their mileage, hearts and prayers for the unborn and the PRCs that serve their parents. Watch them today!
The 2021 National Ride is July 11 through 17.