How Good God Is
How Good God Is
Jack’s six years as a Biking for Babies missionary helped him remain open to the workings of the Holy Spirit.
From Sea to Shining Sea: College Graduate Cycles 3,400 Miles for Mothers and Babies
From Sea to Shining Sea: College Graduate Cycles 3,400 Miles for Mothers and Babies
Liam McDonald crossed America to prove mothers should never have to face an unplanned pregnancy alone.
National Ride Cycles Across the Country to Support Women, Families, and Pregnancy Care
National Ride Cycles Across the Country to Support Women, Families, and Pregnancy Care
Biking for Babies will host its annual National Ride from July 13–18, bringing together cyclist and support crew missionaries in a six‑day effort to raise awareness and financial support for pregnancy resource centers and the women, men, and families they serve.
2026 Alumni Offerings
2026 Alumni Offerings
We’ve got something exciting planned for our alumni this year; read on to see what it is!
The Quiet Relentlessness of God
The Quiet Relentlessness of God
Ray’s road bike never made it onto a Biking for Babies ride—until seventeen years later, under the legs of a missionary he’d never met.
A Story of Hope from Alternatives Laurel Highlands Pregnancy Center
A Story of Hope from Alternatives Laurel Highlands Pregnancy Center
Biking for Babies shares this Story of Hope from our partnered pregnancy resource center, Alternatives.Yes Ministries.
A Story of Hope from Pregnancy Care Center of Rockford
A Story of Hope from Pregnancy Care Center of Rockford
Biking for Babies shares this Story of Hope from our partnered pregnancy resource center, Pregnancy Care Center of Rockford, IL.
You Were Made for Joy, and It’s Time to Live Like It
You Were Made for Joy, and It’s Time to Live Like It
At the heart of every person lies a deep desire to live with purpose — to know that our lives matter and that we were created for something more.
The Sacred Power of Sacrifice: Why We Ride
The Sacred Power of Sacrifice: Why We Ride
God’s call isn’t always easy — and maybe that’s the point. Let’s talk about it.