Partners

Fellowship Riders’ New Association With The Fellowship Of Motorcycle Ministries.

Fellowship of Motorcycle Ministries will serve as a means for the leadership of Christian motorcycle clubs, associations and groups to enhance their ability to serve God’s purpose by facilitating communication among ministry leaders regarding their role and responsibilities in the biker community while providing an opportunity to support each other and share ideas for effective witness to lost souls with a kindred spirit. Continue Reading…

Uncaged Outreach Ministries

David Middendorf, of Uncaged Outreach Ministries, is a brother we met during one of the Operation Starting Lines (OSL) in prison events we attended a few years back. Daivd is an OSL platform artist, musician, singer and pastor with a big heart for bikers, in prison ministry and just plain sharing the word with whom ever will slow down long enough to listen to him. David’s ministry is based in North Carolina. Continue Reading…

Angel Tree For Prisoners Children

During the Christmas season, Fellowship Rider affiliate’s across the country take the love of Christ to the children of incarcerated parents through Prison ‘Angel Tree For Prisoners Children’, ‘Angel Tree For Prisoners Children’, ‘During the Christmas season, Fellowship Rider affiliate’s across the country take the love of Christ to the children of incarcerated parents through Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree for Prisoner’s Children program. Involving our home churches in buying the gifts, wrapping, bagging, and delivering them to the children is our annual toy run on steroids. Take a bag of gift’s in a car and a couple of bikes and mix in some children that had little or no expectations for Christmas and you have a recipe for a lot of smiles, a few tears and warm heart’s all around as we give deliver the gift’s on behalf of their parent or parents. Continue Reading…

Larry Howard Ministries

Fellowship Riders has joined Larry at several Operation Starting Line, (OSL) events in prisons across the country. Larry has been a true friend to Fellowship Riders and we look forward to every event we are able to attend with him and the OSL team. Although Larry was not able to attend out most recent trip to the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola he was very instrumental in helping arrange the clearance we needed to join David Middendorf and his team deliver a thousand bibles to the prison on behalf of OSL, Uncaged Outreach Ministries, and Fellowship Riders. Continue reading…

I Am Second-xtreme

In supporting Duche’ Bradley, the director of I Am Second Xtreme, www.duchebradley.com with his ministry,Fellowship Riders received these tracts which are available to our affiliates for the cost of shipping only. The tracts not only tell the plan of salvation but encourage new Believers to become a part of a Bible Study. There isan area on the back large enough to attach a label or other contact information to direct anyone receiving the tract to you, your Biker Bible Study, or your church. Continue reading…

Prison Fellowship Ministries

Prison Fellowship partners with local churches across the country to minister to a group that society often scorns and neglects: prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families. God, unlike the world, has always chosen to identify closest with those who are isolated and broken. For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison, and you came to visit me . . . I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me? (Matthew 25:35-36, 40). Continue reading…

Operation Starting Line

Fellowship Riders collaborate’s with Operation Starting Line in state prisions across the country. Our groups go in with our bikes and join the platform artist and OSL team members during their presentations to the inmates. Most of the time we are allowed to ride our bikes into the yard and rev them up to make our presence know to the inmates. When the guys come out to see what all the noise and music are about we have our chance. The bikes tend to get the guy’s talking and it then becomes easy to share the “Love of God” with them using the motorcycles as our ministry tools. Continue reading…