C4W Finish the Task – Sea to Sea to Sea: One year ago, on July 19th, our Cycling 4 Water team of four set out on the Sea to Sea
C4W Finish the Task – Sea to Sea to Sea: One year ago, on July 19th, our Cycling 4 Water team of four set out on the Sea to Sea
“It was a journey of a thousand little miracles,” shares Lyndon Dojohn, our road manager and the Church Partnership Director for GAiN, as he reflects on the ride. It has
Yes, our Cycling 4 Water well count is up to 63! When we finished our ride in Halifax on September 25 we had 50 wells pledged or covered. A great
One of the goals for this ride was to cycle Sea to Sea to Sea: Arctic, Pacific and Atlantic. When we realized in July that starting at the Arctic Ocean
Day 64: With a great sense of satisfaction, Rob, Timo and Gabe flew home on Monday: Gabe to Ottawa, ON, Rob to Gatineau, QC and Timo to Mission, BC. Mike
What a team, not only on the road! We emptied and cleaned the motor home inside and outside! It was ready just minutes before the first showing. As Mike and
The last day of cycling! We were hoping for sun in our face and wind at our backs. We got neither. It as cloudy, a few showers and we had
After a few construction detours in Moncton, we emerged from the city and followed the Trans Canada into Nova Scotia. The road was rolling and the contrary winds slowed our
Our day started with a short cut! We were googling the route from our host location when we realized the street out of town was just over the hill, a
Our cycling route followed the Saint John River all day. Even though we followed the river, we had an amazing number of hills to navigate and once again the wind
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