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What was once an exclusive club for the rough and tumble bad boy now attracts the likes of corporate CEOs, lawyers and service men and women from all ranks. Even so, is this new crowd of motorcycle enthusiasts the place for God-fearing Christians? A group of men attending the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Manassas, Virginia, think so. They came together this October to form the Reformed Motorcycle Club, (Reformed MC) Alpha Chapter, dedicated to Our Lord Jesus Christ and representing the tenets of the Reformed Faith. Their first public appearance was riding as a group representing the Reformed Church of Manassas in the Annual Christmas Parade on December 3, 2005. The men are still working on their charter, but the basics for membership are simple: have faith and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, follow the Reformed Faith, and have a love for riding a motorcycle, and that means any type of motorcycle you can get your hands on. Shown above is the patch for the Manassas (Alpha) Chapter of the Reformed Motorcycle Club, sponsored by the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Manassas.
Send mail to RPChurch@rpchurch.org with questions or comments about this web site.
Copyright © 1999-2006 Jeffrey Scott Holbrook: All Rights Reserved.
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How
many of us when we were young saw a photo of Marlon Brando, or Peter
Fonda, sitting astride a tough bobber or street chopper and wished just
for a moment that we could be that bad boy on a motorcycle? The only
dilemma is, as Christians, can we hop on that tough motorcycle and leave
the bad boy persona behind? Over the past 20 years motorcycle ownership
in the US has increased by one million plus registered vehicles. The
resurgence of the Harley-Davidson and the British made Triumph has
created appeal for riders from all walks of life.
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