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A/G Riding
Fellowship & Motor Ministry is made
up of motorcycle riding clubs from Assembly of
God churches. This organization is a
grassroots* one that is quickly spreading among
churches where riders are looking for identity
within the motorcycle riding community!
Pen-Florida District Council has adopted it as
one of their ministries also.
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Patches
The AGRFMM is not a
club. It is the mutual affiliation of numerous
church riding groups/fellowships/clubs. As
such, we do not provide a large patch for the
back of a vest. Rather, a small affiliation
patch is provided. Some wear this patch on the
vest back adding it to their local group's
patch. Other's wear the affiliation patch on
the front of their vest.
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Name Tags
Some might wonder
why an affiliation is necessary. For some it's
not. But for many of us we enjoy being part of
something bigger than what is available to us
locally.
Affiliating with
the AGRFMM gives the individual instant
recognition within the motorcycle community.
Quality plastic name tags for the vest are
available.
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Communication
We all love to
ride. Just finding yourself on this page
reveals a desire to ride with others of like
beliefs. The AGRFMM will provide a clearing
house of information for events, people, and
valuable resources for your local riding group.
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Email
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Newsletters
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E-zines (Internet Magazines)
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Joint Events
Some riding groups
are very active, others are looking for
activities to participate in. AGRFMM not only
acts as a clearing house for local events, but
will also sponsor a number of events during the
year. These events will be "big ones" as
affiliates from everywhere gather for fellowship
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Education
Church riding
groups come in all sizes, shapes and
description. Some are highly organized where
others are just a few folks with bikes who like
to ride. Of course, whenever two or more riders
are gathered together, you have a pack. Safe
group riding techniques are critical. Riding is
dangerous enough without adding unsafe group
riding practices to the mix. AGRFMM provides
guidelines that local groups can follow.
Every rider who has
ever attended a major event like Daytona Bike
Week has been confronted with the diversity of
people who ride. Some of these riders are a
small group called 1%ers. These are your hard
core bikers. As Christians we would like to
witness to these individuals. But how does one
enter into their unique and foreign world? For
those interested in Motorcycle Ministry, AGRFMM
provides mentoring and training in biker
evangelism.
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Click
HERE to request information on becoming
affiliated with the Assemblies of God* Riding
Fellowship & Motor Ministry
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