Why Me and Why Now?
Why Me and Why Now?
by Kathryn Amdahl, 2023 missionary (rider on Ohio Route) I first heard of Biking for Babies a few years ago during early college after an
Freedom to Suffer
Freedom to Suffer
by Kevin Biese, former executive team member and missionary On the sideline, the crowd noise was all-consuming in Lucas Oil Stadium. All around, the feeling
Get Your Hopes Up
Get Your Hopes Up
By Mary Ohm, 2022 missionary (rider on Mississippi Route) What do you do when you’ve lost all hope? Where do you go or who do
Close Your Eyes
Close Your Eyes
By Alexandra Tupy, 2022 missionary (rider on Mississippi Route) With the missionary season of Biking for Babies officially concluded for this year, the time formally
Your “Yes” Matters
Your “Yes” Matters
About a month ago, the FDA announced that it would be relaxing restrictions on mifepristone, more commonly known as the “abortion pill.” Anytime prior to
Life is a Highway and Why You Should Ride It
Life is a Highway and Why You Should Ride It
by Barbara Sandlin, rider and support crew missionary, nurse in WI 600 miles? I am still in shock at riding such a crazy distance. Looking
Building Relationships
Building Relationships
A few weeks ago, I received an email from a staff member at St. Gianna Clinic, the pregnancy resource center that I have been partnered
Be Prepared to Give When You Least Expect It
Be Prepared to Give When You Least Expect It
The cliché is a picture says a thousand words. This seemingly innocent picture, however, has much more to say, and (dare I say) I hope
The Adventure of Mission: Part 3
The Adventure of Mission: Part 3
So far in this 4-part blog series, we’ve learned about the adventure of being on mission, the problem we seek to change and the solution
This is My Mission: a story of God in the details, part 3
This is My Mission: a story of God in the details, part 3
I don’t know what God has in store for myself and Biking for Babies in 2021, but I know I’m not missing it. He has done so much work through myself and through this organization, that there’s no way I can say no. This is something that I am called to do.