Wow!!!!! WOW!!!!
You really out did yourself today. 200 miles. You really made up time.
To the Crew thank you so much for finding the part and getting the bus back running. I know Mark really missed you guys. You are so supportive and there when he needs you.
Mark you was really smart to stop for the sub, cause what wouldv’e happened if they didn’t make it to where you where. But God made it happen that they got the right part and got back to you.
I prayed and believed you could do this and you made it this far.
I will keep praying for you Mark and the Crew.
You are a GodSend,
Love,
Matt & Linda Moerchen
P.S.
Matt can’t wait for Episode 2 of what is in Clay’s Beard Mondays…… he always has a spare part when needed.
Angeltamee
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
200 miles!!! What an accomplishment!! That is amazing!!!!
You look tired but great. Just remember to Take care of yourself. Please push you self but don’t over do it, your health is important too.
That stinks that the bus keeps breaking down but I am glad you all still have your sense of humor.
You are doing great and the crew has been wonderful! keep on keeping on. Don’t forget there are many thinking about you all and praying for you!
With love,
Tamee Shea
daynaf6
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
Hey Mark,
Wow I must say once again that you are amazing! You are doing so well. 200 miles, that’s amazing! I’m glad to see that you can still laugh when you don’t hear from the bus and just keep riding. I’m glad to see that you had such a good meal, haha. We’re just in awww, and amazed that you got so far, and I will always be amazed at the strength you have. Good luck with the rest of you ride, and hopefully the bus will not break down anymore. And my dad said that you’re insane for doing that many miles. We are so proud of you that you went that far and that you are willing to do so much for The James Fund. Good luck and I’m sure that God will give you strength to keep riding.
Dayna Floyd
tscooper
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
Hey Mark and Crew!
Oh my gosh! 200 MILES!!! That is so amazzzzing!! {{HUGS}}
My heart goes out to you guys! Mark, what strength and faith it takes for you to be able to keep pressin’ on like you are!! I’m so glad that you had a phone with you so you could call Kate and your Dad while you were out there on the road alone. And Clay, that is so awesome that you are able to get out there and fix that big old engine like that!! All of you guys have such beautiful and “visible” hearts!! God bless all of you!
Terry
Isaiah 42:6 – I the Lord have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and will keep thee, and give thee for a covenant of the people, for a light of the Gentiles
El Nacho
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
Praise the Lord! A double century… You the man, you the man.
Only the Lord will give us the strength we need to accomplish His goal and fix the bus. Keep it up you guys… almost there.
Mark, I just love it when you let out those big o belly laughs, especially that you are still able to do it after a whopping 200 miles!! Your awesome! This video, for some reason just made me cry! Clay, your awesome, is there anything you CANT do. You can pull things from your beard, do cartwheels, pop out of corn fields, flash in rythm with a stop sign, fix the bus, eat donuts! You all are the greatest! Eric, Christian, you guys are great also. Even though we dont see a lot of you two, we know you are still there and that the 4 of you all seem to work in harmony with each other and get things done. the videos are awesome! Please, one favor though. Do not let Mark eat that sub after he carried it on his back for so long in the sun. blech! Riding at night time, having the police come and question you all, your days are definatly eventful! And I thank the Lord for keeping your spirits up, even when you went so long without seeing the bus. Im sure you felt alone out there, no phone, no bus, noone to ride with you. All while Clay is taking a nap *gasp*
You are on the last week of this ride and as far as we have been updated, it has only broke down twice. The first one seemed real minor, but for a bus like that, you guys are doing good…by the grace of God! You guys Rock!! Keep up the good work!
In Christ,
Mel
luvaburton
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
When I saw you pull that sub out form your back pocket…I lost it. That is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. Did you actually eat that thing? Maybe you could package those and market them to riders as endurance fuel. You will need a catchy name like “glycosub” or “subdurance”. Stay away from “subpower”. I don’t think anyone would buy those.
Hope you survive th mountains. I wish I could ride them with you.
Luke
LAtkins
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
Mark,
You are such an inspiration. We enjoyed meeting you so much and spending a little time with you, Christian, Clay and Eric. Leigh and Jared had such a good time riding with you. I really would have loved for them to continue riding with you, especially in light of the long day you had Saturday.
I know you will finish strong and that God will give you the strength and energy you need. It is such a wonderful thing you are doing for the James Fund. I know God will use you and your efforts to help raise funds for the widows and orphans.
Clay, Eric and Christian — thanks for being so hospitable to Olaf and myself – you made the trip so much fun. You really impressed me with how well you take care of Mark and all the details, and how committed you are to this cause.
We will keep you in our prayers. God bless you all and we hope to see you back in Ohio soon!
Valerie (I really wasn’t a descending vote!)
tscooper
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
Hey Clay,
I just watched the video again and saw the part about the Dunkin’ Donuts coffee! Man you are men after my own heart!!
Now, for a latte or a fancy coffee, its still Starbuck’s! Although, I had something called “bubble tea” once at George’s coffee house in Ohio. Its a frozen tea drink with clear tapioca balls (bubbles) in it. I’d never heard of it before, so the first time I was afraid to try it. : ) But, a friend kept telling me about it so I tried it and it was really good! : ) But, for a regular old cup of coffee, its Dunkin’ Donuts every time, 3 sugars and extra cream!! Love you guys! Take care and God bless!
Terry
P.S. One time I was on a christian cruise to the Bahamas and much to my surprise there was even a Dunkin’ Donuts in the Bahamas!! So, my friends and I were all excited until we went inside to order and found out that this particular shopping center had temporarily lost power so we couldn’t get our cup of coffee!! Bummer! : ( Kinda like a mirage in the desert or something??
missy8788
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
God Bless you Mark! 200 miles! That is AWESOME!!!
“In Christ you can do ALL things!” I bet He’s riding right beside you, saying “You have my strenghth and I’m not gonna leave you!”
I’m praying for you Mark, and praying that more people will continue to give to the James Fund.
God bless you for your hard work and love to help the orphans and widows.
Christ is doing mighty things through you!
You and your crew are in my prayers, I pray for your safety as well. Like I said I know Jesus is riding right beside you!
I saw your concert in Maryland it was awesome, don’t wait too long to come back.
Lots of love and prayers!
your sister in Christ,
Michelle
Chrissy
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
Hi Mark,
Oh my gosh!!! 200 miles in one day!! I thought 160 and 170 miles were remarkable, but this is …… the only word I can come up with is AWESOME!!!! God was with you giving you that extra encouragement. Also, thanks to your Dad and Kate for being so confident and giving you additional encouragement, too.
Hey, Clay, what a day it looks like you had! Does the term “grease monkey” sound right? I hope you have the bus back in good running condition to finish out the rest of this ride. I hope you were able to get some much needed sleep. You look a little weary! Thanks to Eric and Christian for helping you as much as they could. What a team effort!
Mark, did you end up eating your footlong sub or had you carried it in your back pocket too long? It was good to see you happy with your accomplishment today! You also looked tired, but I’m guessing it was what I like to call a “good tired”. It’s great to be able to laugh despite all that happened to the bus and the fact that you weren’t sure where the bus and the crew were! Perserverence and faith were working for all of you!
Take care and rest up all of you!
May God bless you, Kate, Clay, Eric, Christian, and everyone close to you with great abundance over the next days!!
Blessings and Hugs,
Chrissy
HeiderJ
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
Hey Mark! You look tired! BUT, after 200 miles, you definitely have good reason to be! Keep on pedaling! You are almost there! We are still praying for you daily.
Heidi Johnson
Wow, double Wow! You all are great! I love your team work. I just wanted to encourage you all to have the faith of the little boy who wanted to help feed the 5,000 with his five loaves of bread and two fish. You all just continue to give to the Lord all that you possibly can and let God take care of the rest! I will be especially in prayer for everyone in the next few days. I’m so proud of you guys and your accomplishments. I know it’s God’s mission that you are completing and I’m thankful for your obedience and passion to serve Him. What an incredible day!
sweettlc
wrote a comment on July 1, 2007
Today’s quote for such an awsome day: “God sees you just exactly as you are. He seees you more perfectly and more truly than people can. Ans he loves you more than you can ever imagine.” Mark and crew you are all awsome. Such a great team working together. It was so nice that Mark got to ride 160 miles, Clay fixin’ and sleepin’, and the others getting the parts. This whole tour has been team work. And of course you all have one mighty awsome team leader, sorry Mark, God is leading you on, giving you the strength and telling you who to reach to when you need a boost. It is great your did encouraged you along the way today. We all need someone in our lives who is that way. Take care and get some rest. Humm forgot about the trooper. Cant believe he let the crew go… it appears that he hasnt seen some of these videos.
Prayers. Sweettlc
skins
wrote a comment on July 2, 2007
Mark-
easily my favorite video…. I loved the sub riding shotgun w/ you for 2 Hundy. When you called your dad for help did the conversation go like this:
Mark: “Dad I am tired how do I get 200 miles?”
GS: “easy just stop at the next C-Mart and get one of those delicious subs, DON’T eat it though just tuck in your tights and ride the next 150 miles.”
I appreciate you riding 200 as a tribute to all those (me) who have provided advice to you along your trek across all 50 states. I have to two suggestions: 1) all those bears with the biking outfits should now have a little sub in the back pocket and 2) the real sub (if you didn’t eat it) should be signed and frozen.
Rightherewithyou
wrote a comment on July 2, 2007
200 MILES! Well Mark I just have to say that is one great way to say thanks to all that have lent you thier advice and support. You never cease to amaze us and of course the Lord in always right there to help you when you need it. What a ride today brother and let us all remeber to think back on this day when the going get long and tough and remember that you can do it if you beleive and are willing to try! Thanks so much for being willing! Its truly appreciated I am sure!
See ya soon and my daughter is really excited to see you again on the 3rd. Should be fun and Gods speed and blessings to you my freind on the remainder of this tour!
Your brother and sisters in Christ,
Tim, Patti and Alese
200 miles, you are amazing. I cant even begin to tell you how awesome that is.
The true love of Christ shines through you Mark. The widows and children are so blessed to have you do this for them.
The sermon yesterday at church was about God’s will. I thought it was great. How its not up to us to figure out ‘why’ Gods will is what it is for our lives, but for us to just follow his plan, to earnestly seek him in all that we do and he will lead us down that right path. I truely believe that is what you are doing right now. You are being a faithful servent.
We love you brother,
Praying for hard for you!!!
In Christ,
The Ross’s
Marilyn Sullivan
wrote a comment on July 2, 2007
200 Miles and pushing to accomplish this in the dark!!!!!- it took my breath away! I was crying tears of joy. Watching a miracle right in front of my eyes! I’m glad you called Kate and your dad for encouragement!
Since you are near the end of your trek across America the enemy will be fighting you bad. But I know God has his protective shield around you!
Clay- I almost thought it was Monday and was looking to see, besides grease, what was in your beard! You are awesome dude- God truly has blessed your hands to get that bus going again.It is not by coincidence that God chose you to be in charge of the bus- thanks for never giving up!
Christian and Eric- thanks so much for taking the cab to get the part and letting Clay get some sleep. I know you two were probably right there helping him keep his cool while he tackled the bus.
Ok Mark- the sweaty sub was just too funny!!! I’m glad to see that you still had it. Don’t think it would have been too tasty- a little extra salty ??
Please take care of your self and pump up with power bars and vitamins and plenty of liquid!!
We are praying for all of you- stick together tight and continue to laugh
Love and prayers to the whole team!
Marilyn
bond2663
wrote a comment on July 2, 2007
Unbelievable! Just really unbelievable! And the best crew on earth.
You guys are special in every sense of the word.
200 miles is what I would describe as finishing strong… so strong! Just a bit more to go now.
In a nutshell – you guys are:
Purpose driven
Improving the reputation of Christ
A powerful voice for the fatherless and widow
Sacrificial in your journey
A great team
Courageos hearts
Creative and funny
Hard working
and so good looking!
Love you guys!
Steve
cloud94me
wrote a comment on July 2, 2007
Absolutely amazing!!! Way to go!!!!!
With God all things ARE possible, huh?!?!?!
Love and prayers to you all!
CrazyCanadianCloud
wrote a comment on July 3, 2007
A belated Happy Canada Day from your Canadian family!
200 miles! Oh my goodness! That is quite an accomplishment there, Mark! WOW!!!!!! God is definatly giving you the strength you need to do all you are doing! PLEASE tell me you did NOT eat that sub, after having it in your back pocket all those miles…I agree with Mel, BLECH! I too love to hear you laughing, as tired and out of breath as you were! And Clay, good job on the bus! You are all so hillarious and great! God bless and keep all of you and KOKD! Love and prayers from Canada~Helen
Bekahs Mom
wrote a comment on July 3, 2007
MARK YOU ROCK! 200 Miles! Unbelievable……….you continue to amaze us!
The Netherton’s in Indiana
gfranki
wrote a comment on July 13, 2007
Your faithfulness to God and to this project is AMAZING!!!!!!!!! I had hoped to cheer you on as you rode through our little neck of the woods (Little Falls, NY) Have been praying as you went, but when KLOVE announced you were riding through, i wanted to hold a sign, buy you some water, SOMETHING! (though I see you discovered the amazing Stewart’s subs-hope you had a chance to enjoy some of their ice cream, too!)
Was very disappointed that none of the local press had any idea what was going on, but I understand your day was rather interesting, too. Willing & resourceful mechanics are a gift from God (even when the equipment appears to have come from – shall we say – a different source!)
Congratulations on this day’s accomplishments, finishing the ride in such great time & spirits…and next time- stop & let a decrepid old grandma buy you an ice cold lemonade!
Many Blessings! Gina (from the mountains near LF,NY)
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How can I put this Mark,
Wow!!!!! WOW!!!!
You really out did yourself today. 200 miles. You really made up time.
To the Crew thank you so much for finding the part and getting the bus back running. I know Mark really missed you guys. You are so supportive and there when he needs you.
Mark you was really smart to stop for the sub, cause what wouldv’e happened if they didn’t make it to where you where. But God made it happen that they got the right part and got back to you.
I prayed and believed you could do this and you made it this far.
I will keep praying for you Mark and the Crew.
You are a GodSend,
Love,
Matt & Linda Moerchen
P.S.
Matt can’t wait for Episode 2 of what is in Clay’s Beard Mondays…… he always has a spare part when needed.
200 miles!!! What an accomplishment!! That is amazing!!!!
You look tired but great. Just remember to Take care of yourself. Please push you self but don’t over do it, your health is important too.
That stinks that the bus keeps breaking down but I am glad you all still have your sense of humor.
You are doing great and the crew has been wonderful! keep on keeping on. Don’t forget there are many thinking about you all and praying for you!
With love,
Tamee Shea
Hey Mark,
Wow I must say once again that you are amazing! You are doing so well. 200 miles, that’s amazing! I’m glad to see that you can still laugh when you don’t hear from the bus and just keep riding. I’m glad to see that you had such a good meal, haha. We’re just in awww, and amazed that you got so far, and I will always be amazed at the strength you have. Good luck with the rest of you ride, and hopefully the bus will not break down anymore. And my dad said that you’re insane for doing that many miles. We are so proud of you that you went that far and that you are willing to do so much for The James Fund. Good luck and I’m sure that God will give you strength to keep riding.
Dayna Floyd
Hey Mark and Crew!
Oh my gosh! 200 MILES!!! That is so amazzzzing!! {{HUGS}}
My heart goes out to you guys! Mark, what strength and faith it takes for you to be able to keep pressin’ on like you are!! I’m so glad that you had a phone with you so you could call Kate and your Dad while you were out there on the road alone. And Clay, that is so awesome that you are able to get out there and fix that big old engine like that!! All of you guys have such beautiful and “visible” hearts!! God bless all of you!
Terry
Isaiah 42:6 – I the Lord have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and will keep thee, and give thee for a covenant of the people, for a light of the Gentiles
Praise the Lord! A double century… You the man, you the man.
Only the Lord will give us the strength we need to accomplish His goal and fix the bus. Keep it up you guys… almost there.
Nacho
Mark, I just love it when you let out those big o belly laughs, especially that you are still able to do it after a whopping 200 miles!! Your awesome! This video, for some reason just made me cry! Clay, your awesome, is there anything you CANT do. You can pull things from your beard, do cartwheels, pop out of corn fields, flash in rythm with a stop sign, fix the bus, eat donuts! You all are the greatest! Eric, Christian, you guys are great also. Even though we dont see a lot of you two, we know you are still there and that the 4 of you all seem to work in harmony with each other and get things done. the videos are awesome! Please, one favor though. Do not let Mark eat that sub after he carried it on his back for so long in the sun. blech! Riding at night time, having the police come and question you all, your days are definatly eventful! And I thank the Lord for keeping your spirits up, even when you went so long without seeing the bus. Im sure you felt alone out there, no phone, no bus, noone to ride with you. All while Clay is taking a nap *gasp*
You are on the last week of this ride and as far as we have been updated, it has only broke down twice. The first one seemed real minor, but for a bus like that, you guys are doing good…by the grace of God! You guys Rock!! Keep up the good work!
In Christ,
Mel
When I saw you pull that sub out form your back pocket…I lost it. That is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. Did you actually eat that thing? Maybe you could package those and market them to riders as endurance fuel. You will need a catchy name like “glycosub” or “subdurance”. Stay away from “subpower”. I don’t think anyone would buy those.
Hope you survive th mountains. I wish I could ride them with you.
Luke
Mark,
You are such an inspiration. We enjoyed meeting you so much and spending a little time with you, Christian, Clay and Eric. Leigh and Jared had such a good time riding with you. I really would have loved for them to continue riding with you, especially in light of the long day you had Saturday.
I know you will finish strong and that God will give you the strength and energy you need. It is such a wonderful thing you are doing for the James Fund. I know God will use you and your efforts to help raise funds for the widows and orphans.
Clay, Eric and Christian — thanks for being so hospitable to Olaf and myself – you made the trip so much fun. You really impressed me with how well you take care of Mark and all the details, and how committed you are to this cause.
We will keep you in our prayers. God bless you all and we hope to see you back in Ohio soon!
Valerie (I really wasn’t a descending vote!)
Hey Clay,
I just watched the video again and saw the part about the Dunkin’ Donuts coffee! Man you are men after my own heart!!
Love you guys! Take care and God bless!
Now, for a latte or a fancy coffee, its still Starbuck’s! Although, I had something called “bubble tea” once at George’s coffee house in Ohio. Its a frozen tea drink with clear tapioca balls (bubbles) in it. I’d never heard of it before, so the first time I was afraid to try it. : ) But, a friend kept telling me about it so I tried it and it was really good! : ) But, for a regular old cup of coffee, its Dunkin’ Donuts every time, 3 sugars and extra cream!!
Terry
P.S. One time I was on a christian cruise to the Bahamas and much to my surprise there was even a Dunkin’ Donuts in the Bahamas!! So, my friends and I were all excited until we went inside to order and found out that this particular shopping center had temporarily lost power so we couldn’t get our cup of coffee!! Bummer! : ( Kinda like a mirage in the desert or something??
God Bless you Mark! 200 miles! That is AWESOME!!!
“In Christ you can do ALL things!” I bet He’s riding right beside you, saying “You have my strenghth and I’m not gonna leave you!”
I’m praying for you Mark, and praying that more people will continue to give to the James Fund.
God bless you for your hard work and love to help the orphans and widows.
Christ is doing mighty things through you!
You and your crew are in my prayers, I pray for your safety as well. Like I said I know Jesus is riding right beside you!
I saw your concert in Maryland it was awesome, don’t wait too long to come back.
Lots of love and prayers!
your sister in Christ,
Michelle
Hi Mark,
Oh my gosh!!! 200 miles in one day!! I thought 160 and 170 miles were remarkable, but this is …… the only word I can come up with is AWESOME!!!! God was with you giving you that extra encouragement. Also, thanks to your Dad and Kate for being so confident and giving you additional encouragement, too.
Hey, Clay, what a day it looks like you had! Does the term “grease monkey” sound right? I hope you have the bus back in good running condition to finish out the rest of this ride. I hope you were able to get some much needed sleep. You look a little weary! Thanks to Eric and Christian for helping you as much as they could. What a team effort!
Mark, did you end up eating your footlong sub or had you carried it in your back pocket too long? It was good to see you happy with your accomplishment today! You also looked tired, but I’m guessing it was what I like to call a “good tired”. It’s great to be able to laugh despite all that happened to the bus and the fact that you weren’t sure where the bus and the crew were! Perserverence and faith were working for all of you!
Take care and rest up all of you!
May God bless you, Kate, Clay, Eric, Christian, and everyone close to you with great abundance over the next days!!
Blessings and Hugs,
Chrissy
Hey Mark! You look tired! BUT, after 200 miles, you definitely have good reason to be! Keep on pedaling! You are almost there! We are still praying for you daily.
Heidi Johnson
Wow, double Wow! You all are great! I love your team work. I just wanted to encourage you all to have the faith of the little boy who wanted to help feed the 5,000 with his five loaves of bread and two fish. You all just continue to give to the Lord all that you possibly can and let God take care of the rest! I will be especially in prayer for everyone in the next few days. I’m so proud of you guys and your accomplishments. I know it’s God’s mission that you are completing and I’m thankful for your obedience and passion to serve Him. What an incredible day!
Today’s quote for such an awsome day: “God sees you just exactly as you are. He seees you more perfectly and more truly than people can. Ans he loves you more than you can ever imagine.” Mark and crew you are all awsome. Such a great team working together. It was so nice that Mark got to ride 160 miles, Clay fixin’ and sleepin’, and the others getting the parts. This whole tour has been team work. And of course you all have one mighty awsome team leader, sorry Mark, God is leading you on, giving you the strength and telling you who to reach to when you need a boost. It is great your did encouraged you along the way today. We all need someone in our lives who is that way. Take care and get some rest. Humm forgot about the trooper. Cant believe he let the crew go… it appears that he hasnt seen some of these videos.
Prayers. Sweettlc
Mark-
easily my favorite video…. I loved the sub riding shotgun w/ you for 2 Hundy. When you called your dad for help did the conversation go like this:
Mark: “Dad I am tired how do I get 200 miles?”
GS: “easy just stop at the next C-Mart and get one of those delicious subs, DON’T eat it though just tuck in your tights and ride the next 150 miles.”
I appreciate you riding 200 as a tribute to all those (me) who have provided advice to you along your trek across all 50 states. I have to two suggestions: 1) all those bears with the biking outfits should now have a little sub in the back pocket and 2) the real sub (if you didn’t eat it) should be signed and frozen.
200 MILES! Well Mark I just have to say that is one great way to say thanks to all that have lent you thier advice and support. You never cease to amaze us and of course the Lord in always right there to help you when you need it. What a ride today brother and let us all remeber to think back on this day when the going get long and tough and remember that you can do it if you beleive and are willing to try! Thanks so much for being willing! Its truly appreciated I am sure!
See ya soon and my daughter is really excited to see you again on the 3rd. Should be fun and Gods speed and blessings to you my freind on the remainder of this tour!
Your brother and sisters in Christ,
Tim, Patti and Alese
200 miles, you are amazing. I cant even begin to tell you how awesome that is.
The true love of Christ shines through you Mark. The widows and children are so blessed to have you do this for them.
The sermon yesterday at church was about God’s will. I thought it was great. How its not up to us to figure out ‘why’ Gods will is what it is for our lives, but for us to just follow his plan, to earnestly seek him in all that we do and he will lead us down that right path. I truely believe that is what you are doing right now. You are being a faithful servent.
We love you brother,
Praying for hard for you!!!
In Christ,
The Ross’s
200 Miles and pushing to accomplish this in the dark!!!!!- it took my breath away! I was crying tears of joy. Watching a miracle right in front of my eyes! I’m glad you called Kate and your dad for encouragement!
Since you are near the end of your trek across America the enemy will be fighting you bad. But I know God has his protective shield around you!
Clay- I almost thought it was Monday and was looking to see, besides grease, what was in your beard! You are awesome dude- God truly has blessed your hands to get that bus going again.It is not by coincidence that God chose you to be in charge of the bus- thanks for never giving up!
Christian and Eric- thanks so much for taking the cab to get the part and letting Clay get some sleep. I know you two were probably right there helping him keep his cool while he tackled the bus.
Ok Mark- the sweaty sub was just too funny!!! I’m glad to see that you still had it. Don’t think it would have been too tasty- a little extra salty ??
Please take care of your self and pump up with power bars and vitamins and plenty of liquid!!
We are praying for all of you- stick together tight and continue to laugh
Love and prayers to the whole team!
Marilyn
Unbelievable! Just really unbelievable! And the best crew on earth.
You guys are special in every sense of the word.
200 miles is what I would describe as finishing strong… so strong! Just a bit more to go now.
In a nutshell – you guys are:
Purpose driven
Improving the reputation of Christ
A powerful voice for the fatherless and widow
Sacrificial in your journey
A great team
Courageos hearts
Creative and funny
Hard working
and so good looking!
Love you guys!
Steve
Absolutely amazing!!! Way to go!!!!!
With God all things ARE possible, huh?!?!?!
Love and prayers to you all!
A belated Happy Canada Day from your Canadian family!
200 miles! Oh my goodness! That is quite an accomplishment there, Mark! WOW!!!!!! God is definatly giving you the strength you need to do all you are doing! PLEASE tell me you did NOT eat that sub, after having it in your back pocket all those miles…I agree with Mel, BLECH! I too love to hear you laughing, as tired and out of breath as you were! And Clay, good job on the bus! You are all so hillarious and great! God bless and keep all of you and KOKD! Love and prayers from Canada~Helen
MARK YOU ROCK! 200 Miles! Unbelievable……….you continue to amaze us!
The Netherton’s in Indiana
Your faithfulness to God and to this project is AMAZING!!!!!!!!! I had hoped to cheer you on as you rode through our little neck of the woods (Little Falls, NY) Have been praying as you went, but when KLOVE announced you were riding through, i wanted to hold a sign, buy you some water, SOMETHING! (though I see you discovered the amazing Stewart’s subs-hope you had a chance to enjoy some of their ice cream, too!)
Was very disappointed that none of the local press had any idea what was going on, but I understand your day was rather interesting, too. Willing & resourceful mechanics are a gift from God (even when the equipment appears to have come from – shall we say – a different source!)
Congratulations on this day’s accomplishments, finishing the ride in such great time & spirits…and next time- stop & let a decrepid old grandma buy you an ice cold lemonade!
Many Blessings! Gina (from the mountains near LF,NY)
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