CMA HeartBeat January 2014

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Letters to the Editor

Misty Bradley

THANK YOU

I don't have a question. It's more of

a thank you. I was on my way to visit

my dad in the south suburbs of

Chicago. I stopped for gas and my

bike died. I think he said his name

was Ken Berger. He jumped my bikeand blew a fuse in the process. I just

wanted to extend my gratitude to

him again and this is the only way to

possibly do it. Thank you!

Andrew Burgholzer

Effingham, IL

RAVE REVIEWS

The November edition of HeartBeat

was fantastic, a lot of GREAT reads

and thought provoking insights.Steve Powrie

Faith Riders #594

Bradenton, FL

BLESSED

I am edified and blessed by this

magazine.

Christiaan Brandenburg

Bikers Church Durban

CMA KZN Regional President

Have a Letter to the Editor

youd like to submit? We

want to hear from you!

Email your submission to

[email protected], or

mail it to PO Box 9, Attn:

HeartBeat, Hatfield, AR 71945.

ew Years Greetings! 2013 has passed and 2014 has begun. It

seems like only a couple of months ago we were ushering in2013. It was a great year and I would like to say thank you to our

faithful readers. We are very grateful for the supporters we have.

Thank you too, to the members who submitted articles and other

items for publication. We look forward to receiving your submissions

in 2014!

What does the New Year mean to you? Do you make resolutions

and goals? Last year, one of my goals was to spend more time with

the Lord and with my family. I can say that I succeeded in my goal,

but I still could have done more. My resolution this year is to go

above and beyond what I did last year. I pray to devote spending

more alone time with our Heavenly Father and to spend more quality

time with my family. Time passes by so quickly and we have to deliberately choose to make time to do the things important to us.

We pray blessings upon each of

you in this New Year. We pray God

draws you nearer to Him and your

family, and we pray you have new

adventures serving our Lord within

CMA!

The HeartBeat Staff

Come close to God, and God will come close to you(James 4:8a, NLT).

Misty BradleyHeartBeat Editor

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s we closed out 2013 and moved into

2014, I spent much time in prayer in

fasting regarding what God would have for

us as we move forward. God reminded me

about what He said He would do in this

decade:1. Increased Anointing. We will see and experience a

growth in the power of God throughout the min

istry. Gods anointing will increase and we will expe

rience the miraculous power of God in every part ofthe ministry both in the USA and internationally.

2. Increased Visibility. Gods influence through CMA

will increase and we will become more visible in the

Christian community.

3. Ministry Pace. The pace and speed of the ministry

will increase and we must be ready to tear down the

walls and pull together nationally and international

ly as we never have before.

4. Financial Growth. Finances to accomplish Gods

purposes will increase.

I am specifically hearing the voice of the Lord saying,

Refresh and renew your understanding and commit

ments to the basics of the Gospel. As we move into 2014,

we are committed to focus on the basics of Scripture: the

blood of Jesus, repentance, the work of the Holy Spirit,

and the second coming of Christ. Please help me pray as

we seek the leading of the Holy Spirit in these areas.

There are two key scriptures which will guide us as we

focus on the basics:

First, John 3:16, For God so loved the world that He

gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him

should not perish but have everlasting life. This is the

foundation and the reason that Jesus shed His blood on

the cross. It portrays the love of God for His creation, you

and me, and the love that Jesus has by being willing to be

a sacrifice for our sins. The blood of Jesus is the key theme

of the Bible.

Second, John 10:10, The thief does not come except to

steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may

have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.

This gives us a clear picture of satans will and destiny for

us, but in the last part, it points us back to our Lord and

Savior, Jesus Christ, and the abundant life that we have in

Him.

I would like to challenge you, as we challenge our lead

ership teams, to make going back to the basics center in

your study for 2014. I have reviewed the ministry statis

tics within CMA, and while there have been some ups and

downs, overall, we have seen a very positive growth. I can

only conclude that through your dedication and the bless

ings of God, He has continued to manifest Himself through

this ministry to prepare us for this decade and this year in

particular. Just as we saw one of the greatest intensities in

the move and power of God in our 2013 Changing of theColors Rally, I believe this is an example of what we will

see throughout 2014 with an even stronger power and

presence of God.

Prayer is key to accessing the wisdom and will of God.

One of the reasons we are experiencing the increase of

Gods power is because of the number of people in CMA

that are praying and believing God for the impossible. I

am pleased with the emphasis that is placed on prayer by

our people, chapters, states, and regions who are all com

ing together to seek the face of God. In addition, I am

pleased with our international prayer team who lifts up

every leader in every CMA International nation by name

on a daily basis. You are truly making a difference.

As I travel across the United States and around the

world, there are countless people who come up to me

and say, I am praying for you. It is because of people

like you, with that spirit, that God is moving in the min

istry of CMA. I am

very excited to

see and experi

ence what God

has already

started and will

continue to do

through the ministry. You are

truly changing

the world, one

heart at a time.

CMA

From the Directors Heart

Looking to 2014

John and Becky Ogden, John is the CMACEO/Chairman of the Board of Directors.

By JOHN Ogden Sr.

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our times each year CMA chapters

gather information to include in

their Quarterly Reports. Often sal

vations and recommitments are easy toremember because they stand out in

our memory and they are very impor

tant to further the growth of Gods

Kingdom. Then there is the last catego

ry, Other Ministries. These are often

the hardest to account for, but they are

also very important in the ministry of

CMA. Below are three areas that may

help chapters encourage its members

regarding other ministries.

How Do Other Ministries Help Us

Personally Grow?God expands our ministry when we

reflect on what He has done for His

glory. As we become more aware of

what God has put in our path we tend to

seek more opportunities and He is faith

ful to provide them. These ministries

strengthen our prayer life as we ask for

them and as we lift up the needs of

those we minister to. We may develop a

new boldness to share the love and

comfort that Jesus offers. Our time and

understanding in Gods Word increasesas we seek to find scripture to share

with others. Other Ministries increase

our personal testimony that can be an

encouragement to others. Other

Ministries help those who do not under

stand what the CMA Ministry is.

Through our testimony of Other

Ministries, other CMAers are encour

aged to produce fruit, for multiplying

the outreach.

Ideas For Tracking Other Ministries

During The Quarter.

Consider purchasing a small pocket

calendar and each day record the number of ministries God used you for. Use

your Google Calendar on your iPhone or

other electronic device. Put a coin in a

jar at home for every Other Ministry

each day, count the number of coins at

the end of the quarter, then add them up

and send them in for RFS. Develop a

clipboard spreadsheet or note pad at

home. Establish a Ministry Partner

(another CMAer) and send them a text

for each ministry. The partner tracks

yours and you track theirs.

How Other Ministries Impact CMA.

They help the Support Center devel

op graphs that identify areas of growth

or areas in need of improvement. They

help Chapter Officers develop effective

Chapter Leadership. Theyre used as a

critical information tool for the CMA

Board of Directors in planning the

growth of CMA and seeking Gods will.

This glorifies God as we confirm the

impact of the ministry for the Kingdom

of God through the members of CMA.And this motivates other CMA members

to seek opportunities for ministry.

These are just a few examples of

what Other Ministries are; Calling to

encourage someone; Explaining the

Back Patch we wear; Testifying to Gods

greatness; Bringing someone a meal;

Sharing Jesus with someone; Visiting a

shut in; Visiting someone in the

Hospital; Sending a card or note of

encouragement to someone; Praying

with or for someone. Other Ministries

are really anything where we minister

to someone and it should define who weare in Christ. These quarterly numbers

can really change the world and

increase our ministry effectiveness.

CMA

The Fruit of Other Ministries

By RICK Steffy

Greetings to you all and Happy New Year. We had an exciting year last year and I

believe God is going to show us wonders this year. During the fall of the year, we

noticed a decline in ministry being reported. As I shared with the coordinators, they

all agreed it was miscommunication regarding other ministry. Here is information

sent to me and I want us all to take a close look at it. Thank you for all your hard

work.

F

CMA National

has w openpositions in

the Information

Technology

Department.

The first is for someone whohas skill sets involving Webdevelopment/design and CMSexperience.

The second is for someone withDBA skills who is also familiarwith Microsoft Access.

Both resources will serve as key

interfaces with a 3rd party webdevelopment/hosting company.The positions are full time atthe National/InternationalSupport Center in Hatfield, AR.

Please send a resume [email protected] if God hasblessed you with these skillsand you feel His leading.

Rick and EileenSteffy oversee theNortheast Region

as NationalEvangelist.

Peter Helgerson serves as State Coordinatorof New England North.


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CMA Kids


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n Matthew 13:2429 we have the

parable of the farmer who planted

good seed and when he was not

looking, the enemy came in to plant

weeds. As the plants began to grow,

the workers questioned the farmer

about pulling out the weeds. The

farmer was adamant that the weeds

not be pulled up.

He allowed the

weeds to grow,

even though theytook nutrients

from the ground

that his plants

needed to grow.

He allowed the weeds to grow, even

though they crowded and pressed in

on the plants he cared for. He knew

that to pull the weeds would cause

more damage than good, so his

plants had to endure and press in for

what they needed to grow despite

the fact that the conditions were notideal. Gods best for us is not always

what is most comfortable.

As parents, we have a unique per

spective on our childrens lives.

Especially while they are younger,

we can see attitudes, behaviors, and

actions that will cause them trouble

down the road. We then have the

opportunity to set boundaries to

make the child uncomfortable

enough to realize that those things

do not belong in their lives and

change their course. God sees theoverall picture of our lives. He sees

the conditions necessary for our

growth. He may put boundaries on

our lives that make us uncomfort

able, that we do not understand, in

order to highlight areas of our lives

that need a change. At that point, we

have the choice to press in and

endure growth, or rebel and stay in a

position of stunted growth.

The enemy also has a plot against

us to stunt our growth and with that,

situations and challenges are placed

in our lives that God allows us to

endure, for to remove them would

cause more harm to us than good,

and He is a good and loving father.

He sees these situations that drain

our energy and resources, and places

help along the

way. We, just like

the plants, have to

choose to press inthrough the dis

comfort to find

what we need in

God.

We can look at many key figures

listed in the Bible and realize that

their lives were not comfortable. God

has not called us to comfort. He has

called us to love and obedience.

What pleases the Lord more: burnt

offerings and sacrifices or obedience

to his voce? It is better to obey thanto sacrifice. It is better to listen to

God than to offer the fat of sheep (1

Samuel 15:22, NCV).

With Jonah, it was not comfort

able for God to call him to Nineveh.

When he walked in disobedience, he

became fish food. God could see the

big picture of a nation that needed

restoration and was willing to put

extremely uncomfortable bound

aries on Jonah to bring about what

was best for this nation.

Moses grew up in comfort andended up spending forty years in the

desert. This was not what he was

used to, but could it be possible that

God was teaching him about desert

life, preparing him for what was

about to come when he would lead a

rebellious nation to freedom? After

setting his people free, he had the

continued uncomfortable task of

spending the next forty years being

rejected by the people God had called

him to set free. None of this was com

fortable for Moses, yet he pressed in

to God and saw Gods best come

about as he glimpsed the Promised

Land.

There are many other examples of

men and women in the Bible who

were asked to do or walk through

uncomfortable things. Those who

succeeded were marked by a life of

pressing in with obedience through

the uncomfortable situations. Thosewho failed chose not to press in and

sought their own paths. As

Christians, we are not called to com

fort and holy huddles. We are called

to go into the very pits of hell to bring

Good News to the poor, set the cap

tives free, give sight to the blind, and

proclaim the second coming of our

Lord (see Luke 4:18,19). We are

called to a life of obedience to the one

we call Savior.

We have to get to a point wherewe say, God, I do not understand

what is happening here, but I trust

You. I trust that You see the big pic

ture. I trust that You see what is best.

I want Your best no matter how

uncomfortable that makes me. Are

you willing to press in today despite

the discomfort? CMA

Press ing n

By HOLLY Ogden

John and Holly Ogden oversee the SouthCentral Region as National Evangelist.

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We, just like the plants,

have to choose to

press in through the

discomfort to find what

we need in God.


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Member Article

ou just never know how and

when or where God is going to

use you. But, as long as you

make yourself available, He will useyou.

I spent two days helping out in the

Reno Chapters booth at Street

Vibrations. We spent a lot of time

handing out Ragg Tracts to passers

bys. Over the weekend, they passed

out 5,000 Ragg Tracts! Occasionally,

we would be able to engage in conver

sation with people as we gave them a

tract. I talked with friends I knew

from Auburn, several people who

were interested in CMA in their homearea, Christians and nonChristians,

old bikers and new.

Special blessings were felt from lis

tening to those people whose lives

had been touched by a CMAer some

where. Whether it was coffee at a rest

stop on the way to Sturgis, or a hospi

tal visit, or prayer at a rally, it was

great to hear that CMA members areout there touching lives.

I had an encounter on my first day

there that made my day! It made my

weekend!

I was handing out Ragg Tracts

when a gentleman who took a tract

and kept on walking, turned around

and came back to talk to me. He said,

I want you to know right up front

that Im an atheist.

Okay . . ., I said.

He continued, I respect that youguys believe what you do and are out

here because of that.

Okay...

My 12year old granddaughter is

going through chemo. In fact, her

grandmother just brought her home a

few minutes ago from a chemo treat

ment. I just wanted you guys to know

so you can do what you do.Being an atheist, he couldnt

come right out and ask us to pray. I

got a prayer request form and asked

him her name and wrote it down so

that he could see I was serious and

cared. He thanked me and went on his

way and the four of us in the booth

stopped and prayed for her and for

him. I didnt get his name, but the

Lord knows who he is and the Holy

Spirit is working on his heart.

When were out there, God willuse us and the Holy Spirit will touch

lives ...one heart at a time. CMA

By WAYNE Worden

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ell, a New Year is beginning

and along with that come

many celebrations and tradi

tions. One of these areas and one that I

would like to touch on is the time hon

ored New Years Resolution.

I feel quite

confident in stat

ing that there are

numerous folks

who have made

New Years resolutions. Along

with that Ive

often wondered

if anyone ever takes these resolutions

seriously or not. So, if you will allow

me to explore this subject just a little,

Ill start with a few questions. Is a

New Years resolution something

that we do just for the fun of it or

maybe because it is part of an expect

ed tradition? Should we look at these

resolutions as a time to make somechanges in our lives? Do we even

know what a resolution is?

Just to get us all on the same page I

looked up the definition of resolution

and this is what I found: Resolution- a

firm decision to do or not to do some-

thing. Some synonyms listed in the

definition were these words intention,

resolve, decision, intent, aim, and plan.

This definition really gives us a greater

understanding of just how powerful

this resolution thing can be. Im not

here to steal the fun away from the celebration or tradition side, but perhaps

we could look at a New Years

Resolution as a real opportunity to

make some needed decisions in our

lives.

Usually when we decide to do or not

do something there is change involved;

whether it is in what we do, how we do

it, how much effort we put forth, and

the importance or priority we give it in

our lives. Most folks do not like the

word change because it sort of ruffles

the feathers, so to keep us all happy

this New Year lets substitute the word

improvement instead. Since we are

making a few changes, lets drop New

Year from the equation as we contin

ue.

There are peo

ple who never

make any resolu

tions because they

have no plans to

make anyimprovements;

they are content

right where they

are. There are some who will make

resolutions that they never intend to

follow through with because it is all

just for show. There are others who

really want to make some improve

ments in their lives but the fear of fail

ing keeps them from making any reso

lutions to improve. Then, there are

those who not only make resolutionsto improve but who give their all to

succeed.

Can we agree that this life we live is

full of challenges and opportunities? As

Christians isnt this all the more true

for us, after all arent we to be living

examples of Jesus to the world? And, if

you are anything like me, Im certain

there are improvements that can be

made to your life in some area.

Would you take a few moments to

examine where you are in your life?

Perhaps there is an area or two whereyou would like to make some personal

improvements. More importantly, is

there some area in your life that you

could improve upon that would

strengthen your Christian walk and

also have a greater impact on growing

Gods Kingdom? Some things that come

to mind might be; more time in Gods

word and prayer, more loving and for

giving to others, more compassionate

to the hurting, more generous with my

riches, more kingdom minded, or to

share Jesus with more boldness and

zeal than ever before. Right now, ask

God to help you identify your list of

improvement items and then commit

to making the changes with His help

and leading. Simply put, you cant do

any better than that!

This New Year, make some

Improvements that will impact your

life and those around you for Christ!

CMA

New Year Improvements

By RANDAL Tebeau

Randal and Lisa Tebeau oversee the Southeast

Region as National Evangelist.

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...perhaps we could look

at a New Years

Resolution as a real

opportunity to makesome needed decisions

in our lives.


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life filled with faith is the goal.

But what does that look like? Is

there a snapshot from the

Scripture of a person who was full of

faith? If there is, what can we learn from

it? Check out Matthew 8:513 (NLT) to

see a portrait of man of great faith, so

great in fact, Jesus said He very rarely

saw anything like it.

When Jesus returned to Capernaum,

a Roman officer came and pleaded with

him, 6 Lord, my young servant lies in

bed, paralyzed and in terrible pain.7 Jesus said, I will come and heal him.8 But the officer said, Lord, I am not

worthy to have you come into my home.Just say the word from where you are,

and my servant will be healed. 9 I know

this because I am under the authority of

my superior officers, and I have author

ity over my soldiers. I only need to say,

Go, and they go, or Come, and they

come. And if I say to my slaves, Do this,

they do it.10 When Jesus heard this, he was

amazed. Turning to those who were fol

lowing him, he said, I tell you the truth,

I havent seen faith like this in all Israel!11And I tell you this, that many Gentiles

will come from all over the worldfrom

east and westand sit down with

Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob at the feast in

the Kingdom of Heaven. 12 But many

Israelitesthose for whom the Kingdom

was preparedwill be thrown into outer

darkness, where there will be weeping

and gnashing of teeth.13 Then Jesus said to the Roman offi

cer, Go back home. Because you believed,

it has happened.And the young servant

was healed that same hour.

This Roman soldier had a problem:

his servant was lying in bed, in pain, at

the point of death. But in addition to his

problem, he also had a strong belief in

Jesus. Perhaps he had heard the news

from the area about all of the healings

Jesus had been performing. Maybe he

was in the crowd when Jesus healed the

people with skin diseases or when Jesus

healed the paralyzed. However he came

to possess it, at this time in his life, this

officer in the Roman army had faith that

Jesus could do the supernatural and this

is what drove him to come to Jesus witha request.

He informs Jesus of his servant and

the situation. Jesus quickly offers to

come to the house and heal the suffering

servant. But the Roman army officer

quickly refuses. He explains to Jesus

how he thinks it should

work. As a command

ing officer, this man

knew what it was like

to have soldiers who

would obey his commands quickly and

thoroughly. He knew

what it was like to

have the power to

make things happen

through other people

without having to

actually be present to do it. He knew

that a word from a commander would

be all it would take to get the job done.

And this is what he asks of Jesus.

This Roman Centurion is a portrait of

a man full of faith. He is a picture of

someone who truly believes Jesus is

able to do what He says He can do. He

trusts Christ and His abilities. If Jesus

says something, it is as good as done.

This is strong faith; this is a heart full of

faith in Christ. Jesus recognized it too

and He commented, I havent seen faith

like this in all Israel! (Matthew 8:10b,

NLT).

In response to this full of faith

approach, Jesus spoke the word and

the young servant was healed. Faith

like this is hard to come by. You dont

see it every day. If our young lives aregoing to be full of faith they will shine

like candles in a dark room. But this is

the life Jesus is calling us to: becoming

young people full of faith. Our lives

filled to the brim with confidence in the

power of God. Convinced God hears our

prayers, works mira

cles on our behalf

and changes entire

situations when we

ask. Faith like this is

rare in the world ofstudents today; but it

shouldnt be. Choose

today to believe

instead of doubt.

Choose to rest your

confidence on the

power and love of

God rather than anything you might

see with your eyes or hear with your

ears. Let your life become full of faith.

CMA

Youth Movement

Jerod and Jennifer McPherson serveCMA as Vice President of EvangelisticOutreach.

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RFS Network

e did this last month as a RFS Fundraiser andraised over $200.00 in one evening. Here is how

it worked.We gave out tickets for a $10.00 donation. That coveredthe meal and drinks. We made it clear that it did notinclude tips. Tips were to be based on the service theyreceived.

We told our guys we wanted to do this to show ourappreciation for being so good to us and always helping usladies with our bikes, but we wanted to make it a RFSfundraiser. So, yes we were cooking for them, but theywould be expected to pay for their ticket and invite theirfriends.

We all had a lot of fun!! We even told them we wouldput on aprons and wear beads like Mrs. Cleaver.

The Menu consisted of Chicken Fried Steak, mashedpotatoes, baked beans, green beans, corn, and homemaderolls. Dessert consisted of homemade peach cobbler, applecrisps, and sour cream raisin pie. We served sweet andunsweet tea.

Everyone met at a local church and the guys all left on aride (were gone approx 1 1/2 hours) to do their usual Rideto Eat thing. Meanwhile us gals put on the cutesy aprons

and set up what we called the "SalvationRider Sweetheart Diner."

We prepared the chicken fried steakand rolls onsite, everything else wascooked at home.

When the guys arrived back from theirride, each girl served 34 guys but you

were not allowed to serve your own husband. We took their orders, served themtheir food, kept their tea glasses full, andtreated them like kings. Service with asmile!!

The guys all left tips which us girls puttogether and then split for RFS credit.

The only expense would have been the purchase of the meat for the chicken fried steak but someonein our chapter donated that.

The dessert maker actually baked too many peach cobblers so after everyone was served and could not eatanother bite we auctioned off the 3 other 9x9 pans of

Peach Cobblers and made an additional $37.00.It was a great time of fellowship for the guys and we

girls had a blast as well. We decorated the centerpiece ofthe tables with motorcycle trophies and bike memorabilia.We had great fun playing the role of Mrs. Cleaver fromLeave it to Beaver" even if it was only for a few hours.

Some of our guys invited their friends from work. Theygot to see our ladies serving our guys and the love andlaughter that surrounded the table and evening. Onefriend of Macs from work doesn't ride but brought his dadand has already said he is planning to come to our chilicookoff/gun range day in Feb. So I guess he really enjoyed

it. We raised money for RFS, we had a lot of fun, we wereable to show the love of Christ to others by serving, and wemade lots of great memories. CMA

Submitted by: Mac and Tammy McElroy, members ofthe Salvation Riders chapter #1026 of Hillsboro, Texas.

If you have unique fundraising ideas please share. You can send yourideas and/or suggestions to Johnny Upton, the National RFS Team Lead,

at [email protected].

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hen was the last time youtold a stranger you lovedthem? Not that Christ loves

them but that you love themacomplete stranger. Not only am I aCMA member (Central New YorkSonrise Riders) I am also a volunteerparamedic and am fortunate to meetstrangers on every call for help thatmy ambulance receives. But as a professional I am trained to tend to theirwound or illness, do it with kindnessand diligent care, and then handthem over to the doctors at theEmergency Department when theride is through. I would never beunprofessional enough to tell apatient that I loved themexcept forone very special occasion whichtaught me a life lesson I will carrywith me the rest of my life.

Many EMS calls are very routineand not life threatening, even mostcar accidents. On one particularly

cold and snowy November night mycrew received a call for a vehicle offthe road with potential injuries totwo individuals. I will never forgetwhat I saw when we approached thescene. The car was indeed off theroad but inside there were a fatherand son fighting each other, physically throwing punches at one another.Although I had seen many strangethings in 25 year EMS career this was

a first. Obviously we were unable toget near the patients while they werefighting because the first rule is toalways ensure your own and yourcrews safety.

But then the situation becameeven more bizarre. The StateTrooper on scene gave me (and somehusky firemen) permission to dragboth patients, who were still fighting,out of the car to get them separatedfrom one another. Thankfully wewere successful, without incurringany injuries ourselves, and quicklystrapped the younger of the two mento the stretcher, so he couldnt take aswing at any of us care givers, whichhe was attempting to do. As we werecarrying him from the ditch, wherehis quite dented car remained, I wasnearest his head and listened to thefoul words of anger he had towardshis father, towards all of us, andtowards life in general. I made a typ

ical comment paramedics make topatients at times like this you aregoing to be OK to which he repliedwhy do you even care? And then Iwill never forget what came out ofmy mouth. I said because I loveyou.

I cannot take credit for utteringthese words because this is notsomething I would say as a professional paramedic and especially not

to someone that is swearing at meand wishing me harm. I think I wasas shocked at saying this as he washearing it but immediately his angerand hostility ceased and his tonechanged and we began to talk and Iwas able to be his care giver on theroad to the emergency room. I creditthe Holy Spirit for using my voice toshare a special message.

I learned one of the biggest lessons of my life that night. I have a giftto give others, even to strangers; Ican offer them light in their darkness, hope in their desperation, and ajoy they may have never experiencedbeforelove.

When God wants someone toknow that they are loved he will useyou to do itifyou are willing to setaside your professionalism, yourpride, your fear or whatever standsin your way of telling a stranger thatyou love them...yes you. There are

many situations that cause people toseem unlovable but you must get upclose and SEE the person and not thesituation, then youll be able to openyour heart so God can use it to showHis love through your love. Mypatients now receive more thanemergency medical care; they nowknow they are loved. CMA

ByBOB

Sweet

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Fast Lane Directory

Cy Knight (At Large)[email protected]

Robert Dumond (At Large)[email protected]

Tim Weddle (At Large)[email protected]

Charles McCool (Off-Road)[email protected]

Denver Dennis (Quads)[email protected]

Bob McClain (Sport Bikes)[email protected]

Dean Clutts(Sport Bikes/Competition)[email protected]

Rob Newman(At Large/Promotion)[email protected]

Kerry Gibson (Team Lead)[email protected]

CMA Fast Lane Leadership Team Directory:

Sign up to receive up todate Fast Lane information

from the Fast Lane

eNewsletter at

cmausa.org/enews/

ALL DIRECTORS will attend...January 4

Directors MeetingHatfield, AR

January 6-10Staff MeetingHatfield, AR

John Ogden Sr.870-389-6196

Ray Burns785-582-4011

January 16-19SC Regional Leadership Meeting

Hatfield, AR

Charles Hale903-796-6692

Lyle Herman701-663-8699

Bob Sandberg209-586-4419

January 16-19Rocky Mountain Regional

Leadership MeetingPhoenix, AZ

January 23-26West Regional

Leadership MeetingReno, NV

Chet Upp479-394-1014

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Riding Gear & Gloves

___ NEW! Performance Parka, black S, M $129.95

___ NEW! Mens Microfiber Pants, black S-XL $39.95

___ PolarTec Shirt L $39.95

___ PolarTec Pants L-XL $39.95

___ Riding Jacket, black L, 5X $100

___ Rain Jacket, black w/ red andwhite stripe

S-XL3X-4X

$35.50

___ Rain Pants, black S-5X $34

___ 3/4 Leather Jacket, black S-L, 3X $250

___ Xtreme Riding Jacket S-5X $250

___ Ladies Xtreme Riding JacketXS, M,

L, XL-2X$250

___ Hi VizMesh Jacket 38, 50-52 $158

___ Air Mesh Jacket38-4650-54

$158

___ Ladies Air Mesh JacketXS, SXL-3X

$158

___ Air Mesh Pants 28-4648-50$123.50

___ Leather Pants 28-50 $245.50

___ Fast Lane One-Piece RidingSuit w/ CE Armor

46, 48 $650

___ Neckband $16.50

___ Under Shirt 2X 3X 4X $61.50

___ Under Pants S M L XL2X 3X 4X

$56.50

___ Deerskin Outseam Gloves w/ embossedlogo XXS XS S M L

$40.00

___ Deer/Buffalo Gauntlet Glovesw/ embossed logo XS S

$70.00

___ Deerskin Fingerless Gloves w/embossed logo S M L

$29.50

___ Tall Coconut Socks M $19.50

To order:check item, write in quantity and circle size. Carry Goodietotal to reverse side. ITEMS IN RED ARE AVAILABLE ONLY TOTHOSE MEMBERS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE MINISTRYTEAM COURSE OR WERE MEMBERS PRIOR TO MARCH 1, 1997.

CMA Decals___ 8 $8.50 ___ 5 $6.25

___ 3 $3.25 ___ 2 $2.50

___ 2 Colored Decal, die-cut, clearbackgroundChoose One:White Silver Black OrangeBlue Yellow Green Red

$1.50

___ 5 Colored Decal, die-cut, clear back- groundChoose One:

White Silver Black Blue Red

$3.25

___ 2ft Logo Decal $65

___ Flame Decal (3 x11) $8

___ 18" Flame Decal $10

___ Black & Gold Graphics PackageIncludes 4 Decals

$48.95

___ HD Road Glide Graphics Package $169.95

___ Riding for the Son 8" Decal $4

___ It is Finished Decal (3) $3

___ On Track for Jesus DecalChoose One:White Black

$12

___ Christian Motorcyclists Assoc. SilverWindshield Legend, etched look

$14.50

___ Fast Lane Windshield Decal Choose One:Black Red BlueGreen Yellow

$10.50

___ Youth Movement Tire Tread Decal $8

___ Silver Windshield Legend $14.50

Shirts & Jackets

Check online at shop.cmausa.org for our complete listing of Shirtsand Jackets!

___ NEW!Ladies Eternity Shirt, white M-3X $18

___ NEW!Ladies Eternity Shirt, white, no logo S $18

___ Ladies Island Time, teal XL-2X,4X $20

___ Ladies 3/4 Polo, navy, embroideredlogo on front S-4X $29.95

___ Ladies Americana, black M-2X $20

___ Ladies Raspberry Glitter, l/s, logo on back

M-2X $20

___ Ladies 3/4 Red Embroideredw/ black logo on front

3X-4X $39.50

___ Ladies Riding for the Son Shirt, navy XL-3X $22.50

___ Ladies Abide Shirt, black M-L $20

___ Ladies Butterfly 3/4 Shirt, white S-XL $24.95

___ Ladies Butterfly S/S Shirt, white M-L $24.95

___ Ladies Lasting Peace T-Shirt,Lavender

S-XL $18

___ Ladies Flower Power T-Shirt S-3X $18

___ Ladies Overspray L/S Shirt S, XL-2X $20

___ Ladies Polo, black, silverembroidered logo on front

S-3X $35

___ Ladies Vintage Shirt, lt. blue S, L-2X $18

___ Ladies L/S Mini Check Button S-3X $54

___ NEW!Mens Button Up Eagle Wing S-3X $39.95

___ Microfiber Shirt, l/s, sage S-3X $34.95

___ Mens Polo Shirt, brown, embroi-dered logo on front

S-2X $34.95

___ American Flag DickiesShirt l/s,black

S-L $34.95

___ Microfiber Shirt, l/s, black S-M, 3X $34.95

___ Mens L/S Red Embroidered w/black logo on front

S, 4X $39.50

___ Unity Shirt w/ CMA patches S-M, 3X $25

___ Men's Polo, black, silver embroidered logo on front

S-M, 3X $35

___ Men's Mini Check L/S ButtonS, M

2X-4X$54

___ Patriotic Eagle Dickies S/SShirt, gray

S-L3X

$35

___ DickiesL/S Navy w/ Flamedetail on sleeve

S-3X $36.50

___ NEW!Tire Tread T-Shirt S-3X $18

___ NEW!Finish Well T-Shirt S-4X $18

___ NEW!CMA Motorcycle T-Shirt, gray S-3X $18

___ NEW!Safety Green T-Shirt w/ blacklogo front/back

L-5X $18

___ Logo Flame T-Shirt, black L-5X $18

___ Hope for the Highway T-Shirt, navy L-4X $18___ Badge T-Shirt, navy S-4X $18

___ Neon Pink CMA Logo T-ShirtL-XL

3X-4X$18

___ Cutout Flame V-Neck T-Shirt, black S-3X $20

___ Connect to the Power T-Shirt, blk S-3X, 5X $18

___ Tribal Tie-Dye T-Shirt S-L $20

___ Black 2-in-1 T-Shirt w/ GrayCMA/Red Flames Logo

M $20

___ Motocross, orange M-XL $39.50

___ Hatfield Shirt, redS-XL

3X-4X$18

___ My Chains Are Gone, white M-L $18

___ Road Warrior L /S T-Shirt, gray M-XL $20

___ Weapons Of Our Warfare, gray S-L, 4X $18___ Ride the World, l/s, brown S-XL $20

___ Here If You Need Us L/S,orange S $20

___ CMA on Fire T-Shirt, black S-L $18

___ Gray Mircofiber Shirt, short sleeve button up

S-M $29.50

___CMAUSA Bike T-Shirt, charcoal blue S-3X $18

___Rebel w/ a Cause T-Shirt, gray S-XL, 3X $18

___God Speaks T-Shirt, navy S-L $18

___Embossed Logo T-Shirt w/pocket, black

S-L3X

$22.50

___Old School T-Shirt, brown S-3X $18

___Tribal Ride T-Shirt, green S-L, 3X $18

___ POW-MIA T-Shirt, black, POWlogo, Memorial, Isaiah 49:16

S-L3X-4X

$25

___ Youth Movement Tire TreadShirt, gray

S-2X $6

___ CMA Logo L/S Shirt, logo onfront/back white black

S-5X $19

___ CMA Logo T-shirts, full colorlogo on front/back whiteblack red blue gray

S-5X $18

___ White Flame T-shirt S-5X $18

___ Fully Alive Kids T-ShirtYM-YXL

AL$18

___ KIDS Road Warrior L/ST-Shirt, gray, youth sizes

YM-YXL $18

___ CMA Kids Green Ride Shirt S-L $14

___ NEW!Hoodie Jacket, purple S-3X $29.95

___ NEW! Sweatpants, purple M-2X $16.95

___ Hoodie w/ blk outline, gray S-3X $39.95

___ Color Logo Hoodie, black S-3X $41.95

___ Victory in Jesus Hoodie, black L-2X $43.95

___Lounge Pants, black L-2X $34.50

___ NEW! Canvas Jacket, brown w/ 3emobroidered logo

S-4X $79.50

___ Ladies Fleece Jacket, green,embroid. logo front/back

2X $77.00

Caps & Headwraps

___ NEW! Low Profile Cap, black $14.95

___ Gears Headwrap $22___ Ivy Cap S-M $20

___ Flair Hair Visor $18.50

___ Black/White Ladies Cap $15.25

___ Pink/Brown Distressed Ladies Cap $15.25

___ Black/Orange Mens Cap $15.25

___ CMA Beanie, pink $11.95

___ CMA Custom Buff $24.95

___ Black/Red Cap w/ Red Outline $15.25

___ CMA Kids, royal blue and black $18.50

___ "Folding" Cap, black $18

___ Silver Tribal Low Crown Cap, black $17.50

___ Silver Tribal Low Crown Cap w/ Liquid

Metal, black

$18

___Pink Duragg w/ Black Logo $12.50

___Youth Movement Flat Bill CapFitted: L/XL

$25.50

___ Navy/Tan FlexFit Cap $15

___ Black Light Up Cap, low crown $20

___ Fast Lane w/ Bike Black Cap $15

___ Ladies Rhinestone Cross Cap, Army Style $19.50

___ Ladies Red Pocket Leather Logo Cap $6

___ Ladies Aqua Sparkle Visor $8

___ Ladies Purple Flex Visor $3

___ Ladies Pink Rose Visor $3

___ Ladies Purple Lady CMA Duragg $5

Vests

___ Air Mesh VestS, L, 2X3X, 5X

$77

___ Yellow Reflective Vest S-M $30

___ Leather Shawl, black w/ trim, mediumleather patch, one size Trim ColorsChoose One: Yellow Blue Black Red

$205

___ Leather Vest Extenders w/ CMA Logofor snaps

$8

Patches & Pins

___ Its All About Jesus Patch $5.00

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Personalized Items (Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery)Be sure to fill out the personalized section below! PLEASE PRINT

GIVEN NAME ONLY, NO ROAD NAMES!

___ Personalized Cloth Name Tag(6 wks delivery)(No more than 8 letters)__________________

$5

___ Personalized Leather Name Tag(6 wks delivery)(No more than 7 letters)__________________

$11

___ 2 Laser Name Tag $8.75

___ 2 Laser Name Tag w/ magnets $9.75

___ CMA Laser Name Tag, 3, Yellow plasitc, has lasered CMA logo and your name

$8.75

___ CMA Laser Name Tag w/ magnets , 3 $12.50

___ CMA Metal LogoName Tag w/ pin back, 2 $10.75

___ CMA Metal LogoName Tag w/ magnets, 2 $12.50

___ CMA Metal LogoName Tag w/ pin back, 3 $12.25

___ CMA Metal LogoName Tag w/ magnets, 3 $15.25

Laser and Metal Name Tagsare allowed up to 4 lines, not 2

___________________________________________

___________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

___ CMA Name Tag Dangles (Chapter Name, Officer Positions, etc.)

___________________________

___________________________

1 Line2 Lines

$1.50$2.00

Banners

___NEW! Fast Lane Promo Banner 4 x 6 $100

___NEW! RFS World Vision PromotionalBanner 4 x 6

$50

___CMA Support Banner 4 x 6 $30

___CMA Support Banner 2 x 3 $20

___Booth Banner and Table Skirt Set $275

___Vertical Banner Set, 6 Banners $200

___Table Skirt Banner $100

___Vertical Banners 26 x 60 Dual Goldwing Harley Supermoto Dirt Bike Quad

$40

___Fast Lane Banner 2 x 3 $60

___Veterans Banner 2 x 3 $60

___CMA Highway Banner 2 x 3 $60

___Ladies Banner 3 x 2 $60

___Youth Movement Banner 3 x 2 $60

___ Logo with Flames Banner 3 x 2 $60

___ It Is Finished Banner 2 x 3 $60

___ Its All About Jesus Banner 2 x 3 $60

___ Heart of CMA Banner 4 x 6 $200___ Kids Banner 2 x 3 $60

___ CMA White Logo Banner 3 x 2, hangfrom top

$60

___ Here if you need us. Banner 4 x 6 $200

___ CMA Welcomes You Banner 4 x 6 $200

___ CMA Blessing of the Bikes 1 x 4 $60

___ CMA Blessing of the Bikes 3 x 2 $60

___ CMA Service Banner 2 x 2 $55

___ Fast Lane Banner 4 x 6, collage $200

___ Youth Movement Banner 4 x 6, racers $200

___ CMA Kids Ministry Banner 4 x 6 $200

___ Ladies Banner 4 x 6, Isaiah 49:16 $200

___ CMA Custom Chapter Banner 4 x 6 (Must send in chapter patch, 3 weeks)

$250

Books

___ NEW! Leather Ride Guide, paperback $29.95

___ Ride Guide, paperback $19.95

___ Seeing Yourself Through Gods Eyes $12.95

___ How to Forgive... $15.95

___ Counseling Through Your Bible Handbook $17.95

___ Devotional Book by John Ogden Sr. $6.50

___ NEW! Hope for the HighwayNew Testament Bible, NIV

ea50/case

$4.81

$142

Miscellaneous Items

___NEW! Multi-Color BandanasChoose One:Black White Orange

Red Yellow Pink

$8

___NEW! Basic Black Lanyard $3.49

___NEW! CMAUSA Lanyard, black w/ red text $5.95

___ Logo Stickers 5 pack(80 Qty) $8

___ Insect Repellent Spray $3.50

___ Messenger Bag, java $19.95

___ Denim Embossed Apron, black $20

___ CMA Suspenders, black $22.95

___ Absorbent Coasters w/ logo, set of 4 $20.95

___ Stoneware Mug (new shape) $19.50

___ Black Coffee Cup $10

___ CMA Custom Pop Up Booth Tent $385

___ Tervis Tumbler w/ Logo Patch, 24 oz $19.95

___ Leather Journal, cover w/ lined journal $29.95

___ Ride Brite Travel KitIncludes: Motorcycle Wash, Chrome & MetalPolish, Surface Treatment & Sealant, LeatherCleaner & Treatment, Microfiber Cloth

$28.95

___ Koolgator Neck Cooler $9.50

___ Motorcycle Hitch Hider $10.50___ Auto Hitch Hider $10.50

___ Regional Map Refrigerator Magnet $2.50

___ It's All About Jesus Bumper Sticker $5

___ Ride Brite One StepBike Wash

8 oz32 oz

$10$15

___ CMA Roller Ball Ink Pen $2.50

___ CMA Logo Bronze Plaque $75

___ Denim Purse 6.5 x 7 w/ Strap $12.50

___ Stoneware Mug, black $19.50

___ CMA Tumbler w/ straw, clear $11.50

___ Leather Checkbook Cover, black $22.50

___ Leather Bible Cover $60

___ Leather Key Whip $13___ Chrome Embossed Logo Emblem $12

___ Rubber Beverage Coaster, logo $4.25

___ Diamond Finish Car License Plate $10.50

___ Womens CMA Bling Bandanablack white

$19.50

___ Mousepad w/ World Map art $8.00

___ It Is Finished Pendant $10.00

___ It Is Finished Earrings $10.50

___ CMA Page Clip $9

___ Carabiner $8.50

___ Money Clip w/ logo $7

___ Denim Embossed Apron $20

___ White Angel Bear $12

___ Camo Bear $11

___ Yellow Suppor t Ribbon Magnet $10

___ CMA Youth Movement Bracelets Choose One: Glow Red Black

$3

___ Reflective Armband w/ lights, green $7

___ Black Sunglasses w/ safety lens $14

___ CMA Traveler Backpack Choose One: Yellow Black

$179.50

___ CMA Jumbo Hauler, yellow $110.00

___ CMA Tool Pouch Choose One: Silver Yellow Black

$24.00

___ Logo Stamped Notebook [no pen sale] $9.50

___ Pocket Business Card Holder $2.50

___ Wooden Note Pad Holder, walnut$28

___ CMA Car/Trailer Logo Magnet $14

___ CMA Logo Flag, 3 x 5, white $79

___ CMA Antenna Flag, hem, 9x6 $13

___ Spoke-N-Word Gospel ofJohn

1-4950+

$2.50$2.00

___ Gods PromiseBook $4

___ If My PeopleBook $3

___ Spanish Hope for the High-way New Testament Bible

1-910-49

50+

$5 ea$4 ea

$3.50 ea

Patches & Pins (continued)

___ 21/2 CMA Kids Patch $4.50

___It Is Finished Patch(21/2 x 3) $4.50

___ 100% for Jesus Patch $4.50

___ Here if you need us. Patch $4.50

___ Jesus is #1 Leather Patch $14.95

___ Jesus is #1 Cloth Patch $4.50

___ Bible/Cross Leather w/ CMA Patch $14.95

___ Bible/Cross Cloth w/ CMA Patch $4.50

___ Jesus is my Road King Patch $4.50

___ Flame Patch w/ CMA Logo $4.50

___ CMA-USA Flag Cloth Patch $4.50

___ U.S.A. Cloth Map Patch (2 x 3) $3.50

___ U.S.A. Cloth Map Patch (4 x 6) $5

___ U.S.A. Leather Map Patch (4 x 6) $17.50

___ Ladies Wing Logo Patch $4.50

___ Ladies Tribal Flame Patch $4.50

___ Fast Lane Dual Sport Patch $5

___ Youth Movement Tire Tread Patch $5

___ Vest Guideline Cloth Patch Set, LargeBackpatch, 3 Patch, CMAUSA Patch

$25.00

___ 2 Cloth Logo Patch $4.50

___ 3 Plastic Logo Patch $6

___ Medium Plastic Back Patch $9

___ Large Plastic Back Patch $12___ 3 Leather Look Logo Patch, PVC $10

___ Medium Leather Look Logo Patch, PVC $21.50

___ Large Leather Look Logo Patch, PVC $22.50

___ CMAUSA Leather Look Patch, PVC $10

___ Leather Look Vest Guideline PatchSet, Large Backpatch, 3 Patch, CMAUSAPatch

$37.50

___ 3 Cloth Logo Patch (3 x 3) $6.50

___ Large Cloth Logo Patch (9 x 10) $19

___ Medium Leather Back Patch (5 x 6) $42

___ Large Leather Back Patch (9 x 10) $49.50

___ Ministry Team Cloth RockerTeam __________________________

$6

___ Ministry Team Leather RockerTeam __________________________

$17

___ Ministry Team Cloth Year Patch $5

___ Ministry Team Leather Year Patch $6

___ Ministry Team Pin(Not specific) $5

___ Prayer Warrior Pin $5.50

___ MPB Commemorative Gift Pin $50.00

___ It Is Finished Pin $5

___ Small CMA Logo Pin $5.50

___ Larger CMA Logo Pin $7

___ Flame Logo Pin $5.50

___ Hidden JESUS Pin $3

___ Chapter Officers Pewter Lapel Pin Position: __________________________________

$4.50

___ Cloth Chapter Officers Patch Position: __________________________________

$3

___ Cloth Patch Choose One:Chapter State Coordinator Area Rep

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ToolBox Items

Tract 1-12, Sold in packs of 100 for $9

1. ___ The Right Road

2. ___ He Would Have Ridden A Motorcycle

3. ___ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About A Motorcyclist

4. ___ Got Control? (Sport Bike Tract)

5. ___ No Fear (Sport Bike Tract)

6. ___ Ultimate Moto (Youth Tract, follow the leader)

7. ___ Lasting Peace (Active Military Tract)

8. ___ You Are Specia l (Ladies Tract)

9. ___ In Control (ATV Tract)

10. ___ Right Trail (ATV Tract)11. ___ Caution: Bridge Out(Dual Sport Tract)

12. ___ What Would Jesus Ride?

____ Thank You Tract 100/$11.25

____ Closer Look Tract, 4 color 100/$11.25

____ POW/MIA Tract 100/$9.00

____ Cherished, Ladies Tract, 4 color 100/$11.25

____ You Are Loved, Ladies Tract, 4 color 100/$11.25

____ Wounded, Veterans Tract, 4 color 100/$11.25

____ Ragg Tracts (Natural color) 50/$31.25

____ Spanish Ragg Tracts (Natural color) 25/$20

____ Spanish Bike Blessing 25/$13

____ The Right Road (Spanish) 25/$9

____ He Would Have Ridden A Motorcycle (Spanish) 25/$9____ Have You Pre pared Your Ride Plan? (Spanish) 25/$9

____ Everything You Ever Wanted to KnowAbout a Motorcyclist (Spanish)

25/$5

____ Healthy Heart Tract [Blood Pressure] 50/$9.00

____ Kids Coloring Book 25/$13.50

____ Pre-school Tract 100/$11.25

____ Kids Tract 100/$11.25

____ Fast Lane Variety Tract Pack $7.50

____ Text Message Tract 100/$9

____ Youth Movement Variety Tract PackRiders Checklist, Avoid the Crash, TextMessage, Pick Your Line, Protective Gear

50/$10

____ We Missed You Postcards 10/$2.50

____ Vision Statement Bookmark 10/$3.50____ SPF 15 Sunscreen Packets 10/$6

____ Emery Boards 10/$3.50

____ Salvation Band Bracelet Tract 25/$12

____ Collapsible Fan Tract $4

____ Coin Tract (Set of 25) $8.50

____ Mirror Tract (Set of 10) $11

____ NEW!World Map Info Brochure 25/$12.95

____ 4 Color Information Brochure,application not included

25/$950/$14

____ Iron Mountain Postcards, 3 designs 30/$10

____ Ladies Note Cards,folded, 4 color 10/$6.75

____ Thank You Note Cards, blank 25/$9.50

____ RFS Memorial Cards 25/$8____ RFS Thank You Cards 25/$9

Music & DVDs

___ Riding with the KingCD Tract 5 pack $14

___ Were Coming Down theHighway Now, Will Segraves

CD $15

___ Flood Over Me CD, Jerry Williams $15

___ CMA Is Back In TownCD, D. Hill $6.50

___ CMA Promotional Music Videos DVD $7.50

___ South Africa Promo DVD $5

___ NEW! Lifes Ride Plan DVD Choose One: Forgiveness Anger Fear

Depression Marriage Communication Conflict Resolution Decision Making

$10

___ NEW!A Hardened Biker Switches GearsBilly Rivers DVD

$10

___ NEW!Randals Randalism DVD $10

___ NEW! 2014 Experience CMA USB Drive $12

___ NEW! 2013 Changing of the Colors DVDSet(single night DVDs will be listed on web)

$35

___ NEW! 2014 RFS Presentation Package DVD $6.50

___ NEW!Committed and Submitted DVD $10

___ NEW!The Real Cost of Ministry DVD $10

___ NEW!From Protect and Serve...Curtis Clements DVD

$10

___ NEW! 2013 Connected to the Power AMT SetAdult Youth Movement

$15

___ 2012 Growing Healthy Chapters AMT Set(Includes: DVD, workbook, patch)

$15

___ 2012 Better Together YM AMT Set(Includes: DVD, workbook, patch)

$15

___ 2011 Special Ops AMT Set(Includes: DVD, workbook, patch)

$15

___ 2011 Special Ops YM AMT Set(Includes: DVD, workbook, patch)

$15

___ 2011 Special Ops YM AMT Workbook $4.50

___ Evangelism YM AMT Workbook $4.50

___ Spiritual Growth Bible Study Set $22

___ For Mature Audiences Only DVD $10

___ Lifelines for Living DVD (Hope for the Heart) $4

___ Youth Movement Info DVD $6

___ Off-Road, MX, ATV Ministry DVD $7.50___ Ordinary to Extraordinary Women DVD $7.50

____ CMA Christmas Cards 25/$15

____ NEW! 2014 Biker Blessing Decals & Cards 50/$8

____ Youth Biker Blessing, stars 50/$9.50

____ Decision Cards 50/$4

____ New Believers Tri-Fold 50/$10

____ Born Again Birth Certificate 50/$5

____ Fast Lane Brochure w/ pictures 25/$9

____ Youth Movement Info Brochure 25/$10

____ CMA Membership Certificate $5

____ CMA Appreciation Certificate 25/$4.50

____ CMA Handbook, CD ROM $5

____ Non-Personalized CMA Business Cards,plan of salvation on back

500/$11.50

____ Personalized CMA Business Cards,14 different graphics to choose from,available online only at shop.cmausa.org,more info call 501.376.8436

Pricesvary withquantity

____ New Forming Chapter Poster 5/$7.50

____ Take A Ride With Us Poster 5/$7.50

____ Prayer Request Forms, 2 pads of 50 $5

____ Java Cup Sleeves 50/$6

____ Gospel Cups, 8 oz. paper cups 50/$91000/$70

____ Kickstand Coasters w/ CMA Logo, phone number, website, John 10:10, Choose One: Black Orange Red Blue Yellow Lime Pink

$3

____ Kids Helium Balloons w/ CMA Kids Logo 50/$11.75

____ CMA Balloons w/ CMA Logo 50/$12

Member Training Material

___ Member Training DVD Set,DVDs & Workbook

$22

___ Member Training Workbook $6

___ Member Training Youth DVD Set,DVDs & Workbook (12-18 yrs. old)

$12

___ Member Training Youth Workbook(12-18 yrs. old)

$6

___ Member Training Spanish Adult & Youth Workbooks on USB

$7.50

___ CMA Kids Patch and DVD Set (8-12 yrs. old) $10

ORDER

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$ _________ Please accept my gift to CMA

$ _________ Please accept my gift for RFS

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TOTALS(ORDER SUB-TOTAL + DONATION SUB-TOTAL)

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SHIPPING INFORMATION

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Daytime Phone Number : _________________________

My check is enclosed payable to CMA

Discover VISA MasterCard

Card #: _________/_________/_________/_________Expires: ________/_________

Your gift is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please Note:CMAwill mail receipts for your tax deductible gifts annually, rather than monthly.

Thank you for your support!

___ Relationships DVD $7.50

___ Street Bike Ministry 101 DVD $6.50

___ Ragg Tract Al DVD $10

___ Magdalena Film DVD $6

___ Jesus Film Audio CD $4

___ Real Freedom the JESUSfilmDVD, biker version

EnglishSpanish

$6

___ What Can Jesus Do? DVD 5 Pack $14

___ Discipleship DVD by Kerry Gibson $6.50

___ Life Changing Stories DVD #1, withKerry Gibson and John Ogden, Sr.

$10

___ Life Changing Stories DVD #2, withKerry Gibson and Gary Wadding

$10

___ Four Elements of a Healthy Chapterand Forming a CMA Chapter DVD

$6.50

Send Order Form to:Christian Motorcyclists Association

PO Box 9, Hatfield, AR 71945

Send check, money order, or credit card information with or-

der. Please include your membership number on any orders.

We cannot fill orders without payment (credit card orders

may be placed by calling 1-800-300-6530; Discover, VISA

or MasterCard). The 800 number is for orders only. For

questions about an order, please call 870-389-6196. Prices

are subject to change without notice.We accept fax orders

with credit card information. Fax number 1-870-389-6199.

Ordering online is availble at shop.cmausa.org.

*SALES TAX APPLIES TO THE FOLLWING STATES: AL, AR, FL, GA, IN,

IL, KY, LA, ME, MD, MI, MN, MS, NE, NV, NC, ND, OK, PA, RI, WV

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SOR

STATE DATE LOCATION CONTACT PHONE

Alabama January 31-February 1 Prattville David Hall 256-348-6329

Alaska April 11-12 Fairbanks Roger Smith 907-322-2595

Arizona February 28-March 1 Phoenix Sam Trevino 928-925-7980

Arkansas February 28-March 1 Hot Springs Charles McCool 479-495-0721

California N February 7-8 Madera Bill Moss 559-871-1802

California N February 14-15 Live Oak Bill Moss 559-871-1802

California S February 21-22 Yucaipa Mike Ferry 619-818-3675

Colorado March 7-8 Pueblo Jimmy Clark 719-392-7352

Delaware/NJ January 31-February 1 Vineland, NJ Paul Sokol 201-784-1063

Florida N February 7-8 Bushnell Mark Cooley 904-655-7872

Georgia February 21-22 Bonaire Eric Shumans 912-269-3272

Hawaii February 7-8 Lahaina Richard Murray 808-870-9085

Idaho March 7-8 Boise Greg Leichliter 208-342-7222

Illinois February 14-15 Springfield Doug Johnson 630-878-2801

Indiana April 11-12 Kokomo Jay Wilber 812-499-3395

Iowa April 25-26 West Des Moines Cary Klatt 712-295-5781

Kansas March 14-15 Salina Mike Bright 620-431-7454Kentucky February 28-March 1 Cecilia James Collins 270-382-2688

Louisiana March 7-8 Pineville Clayton Davis 318-347-4944

Maryland January 24-25 Easton Chuck Sumner 443-366-2332

Maine April 11-12 Waterville Terry Melanson 207-354-0555

Michigan Lower March 28-29 Jackson Gary Truitt 517-250-1501

Michigan Upper April 4-5 Ishpeming Jim Sayatovich 906-281-7179

Minnesota February 21-22 Eden Prairie Kevin Brase 952-446-1837

Mississippi January 24-26 Central Hills Stanley Beech 601-580-4488

Missouri March 28-29 Roach Brad Barton 573-576-8216

Montana April 11-12 Butte Dan Matteucci 406-782-6605

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STATE DATE LOCATION CONTACT PHONE

Nebraska March 14-15 Kearney Tommy Tejcka 308-927-3925

Nevada N February 28-March 1 Carson City Greg Hubbard 775-790-4019

Nevada S March 28-29 Las Vegas Paul Schmitt 702-465-2678

New England N April 11-12 Waterville, ME Terry Melanson 207-354-0555

New England S April 4-5 Columbia, CT Gordon Rowe 508-839-4670

New Jersey/DE January 31-February 1 Vineland, NJ Paul Sokol 201-784-1063New Mexico March 28-29 Belen Roy Morrow 505-860-4566

New York March 28 Utica Ralph Witt 315-822-3611

North Carolina February 28-March 1 Durham Ronnie Gilliam 919-496-0607

North Dakota February 7-9 Devils Lake Jeff Bahr 701-642-6041

Ohio February 21-22 Columbus G.R. (Jerry) Niver 740-994-0348

Oklahoma February 14-15 Oklahoma City Lisa Karn 580-334-6331

Oregon March 14-15 Springfield Cliff Roper 503-539-8885

Pennsylvania February 7-8 Altoona Dale Brubaker 814-224-5177

South Carolina February 15-16 Boiling Springs Norman Moore 843-607-0446

South Dakota February 28-March 1 Chamberlain Gary Smithers 605-291-9536

Tennessee March 28-29 Gallatin Jonathan "JW" Allgood 615-830-3183Texas N January 31-February 1 Corsicana Joe Bishop 903-513-6378

Texas S February 7-8 Corpus Christi Meredith Jordan 361-290-1946

Texas W February 21-22 Wichita Falls Charles Grady 940-723-2948

Utah April 4-5 Sandy Bob Stringham 801-885-0222

Virginia February 14-15 Lynchburg Regina Case 434-237-6505

Washington March 21-22 Puyallup Lee Scholes 206-949-9844

West Virginia March 21-22 Shinnston Kevin Wright 304 375-4980

Wisconsin March 7-8 Wausau Ralph Sorenson 414-881-7578

Wyoming April 18-19 Sheridan Ray Mapel 307-682-0894


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Pastors Retreat

Note: The retreat is limited to one senior level pas-tor and spouse per church. Registration is openuntil the retreat is full or March 1, 2014, whichevercomes first. This is not a motorcycle event. Retreatbegins at 5:00 p.m. on March 18 and concludes theevening of March 20.

Your complimentary registration will include 3nights of hotel lodging with lunch and suppermeals during the retreat. Camping is available uponrequest. Breakfast and transportation are notincluded and are the only expenses the pastor isresponsible for.

Child care and childrens program for ages birth toearly teen are available.Pets are restricted from retreat buildings. Advancenotification is required when bringing a pet forappropriate lodging arrangements.

Confirmations and driving directions will beemailed, faxed, or mailed prior to the retreat. If youdo not receive a confirmation, please call us toconfirm that your registration was received.

Mail completed form to CMA, PO Box 9,Hatfield, Arkansas 71945.

Questions & Information: Sandy Miller870-389-6196 ext 235, fax 870-389-6199,

or email [email protected]

Pastors Name

Position in Church

Spouse's Name (If attending)

Ages of Children (attending)

Name of Church

Church Mailing Address(where you can receive mail)

CITY, STATE, ZIP

Church Phone

Fax

Home Phone

Cell Phone

E-mail Address

Lodging (SELECT ONE) Hotel Full Service RV Site Lodging not needed (local or staying with friends)

If coming alone, please check here if you would be willing to share a room.

CMA Member Inviting You

Members Phone & E-mail

Pastors Signature

2 14 Pastors Retreat Registration Form PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY


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No Borders Rally


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State Rallies

STATE DATE LOCATION CONTACT PHONEAlabama September 12-14 Talladega David Hall 256-348-6329

Alaska July 25-27 Anchorage Greg Porter 907-382-7772

Arizona September 4-7 Heber Sam Trevino 928-925-7980Arkansas May 1-4 TBA Charles McCool 479-495-0721

California N May 16-18 Mariposa Bill Moss 559-871-1802

California S August 22-24 Vista Mike Ferry 619-818-3675

Colorado June 26-29 Gunnison Brad Tutor 970-275-2923

Delaware/MD/NJ May 16-18 Harrington, DE Buddy Timmons 302-841-5256

Florida September 26-28 Fruitland Park Mark Cooley 904-655-7872

Georgia August 15-17 Toccoa Eric Shumans 912-269-3272

Idaho July 18-20 Jerome Greg Leichliter 208-342-7222

Illinois September 12-14 Wapella Doug Johnson 630-878-2801

Indiana August 14-17 Camby Jay Wilber 812-499-3395

Iowa July 25-27 West Des Moines Dave Webb 515-225-8657Kansas August 1-3 Hutchinson Mike Bright 620-431-7454

Kentucky September 5-7 Brandenburg James Collins 270-382-2688

Louisiana September 19-21 Pineville Clayton Davis 318-347-4944

Maryland/NJ/DE May 16-18 Harrington, DE Buddy Timmons 302-841-5256

Michigan Lower Aug 29 - Sept 1 Sebewaing Mark Sheler 810-841-3737

Michigan Upper September 5-7 Skandia Terry Sayatovich 906-281-4521

Minnesota August 22-24 Alexandria David Adams 651-766-8060

Mississippi September 26-28 Central Hills Stanley Beech 601-580-4488

Missouri August 22-24 Roach Brad Barton 573-576-8216

Montana August 14-17 Lewistown Larry Banister 406-728-8914

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State Rallies

STATE DATE LOCATION CONTACT PHONENebraska June 13-15 Lexington Tommy Tejcka 308-927-3925

Nevada August 8-10 Gardnerville Greg Hubbard 775-790-4019

New England July 11-13 Stratton Mountain, VT Ray Jackson 401-636-0646New Jersey/MD/DE May 16-18 Harrington, DE Buddy Timmons 302-841-5256

New Mexico August 8-10 Carlsbad Roy Morrow 505-860-4566

New York August 15 Rome Ralph Witt 315-822-3611

North Carolina September 19-21 Black Mountain Charlie Morgan 828-243-8883

North Dakota July 3-6 Devils Lake Jeff Bahr 701-642-6041

Ohio August 8-10 Washington Court House GR Niver 740-994-0348

Oklahoma April 11-13 Tishimingo Lisa Karn 580-334-6331

Oregon August 15-17 Madras Cliff Roper 503-539-8885

Pennsylvania July 24-27 Birdsboro Dale Brubaker 814-224-5177

South Carolina September 5-7 Pickens Norm Moore 843-607-0446

South Dakota June 6-8 Keystone Gary Smithers 605-291-9536Tennessee August 22-24 Burns Jonathan "JW" Allgood 615-830-3183

Texas May 15-17 Leakey Vernon Osborn 832-250-3131

Texas N/Texas W September 11-14 Glen Rose Joe Bishop 903-513-6378

Utah July 18-20 Farmington Bob Stringham 801-885-0222

Virginia September 11-14 Christiansburg Jim Palmer 540-616-9772

Washington July 4-6 Easton Daryle Jacobson 425-931-5405

West Virginia August 22-24 Ripley Kevin Wright 304 375-4980

Wisconsin July 18-20 Wild Rose Ralph Sorenson 414-881-7578

Wyoming August 22-24 Casper Ray Mapel 307-682-0984


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National Rally


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Mission Trips

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COC Rally


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Mail-In Pre-Registration

Name(s): ____________________________________________________________________________

Membership #(s): _____________________________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: _______________________________________________________________________

Phone: (______)_______________________________ (______)_______________________________

E-mail: ______________________________________________________________________________

PAYMENT:Enclosed is: Check/Money Order VISA MasterCard Discover

Expires: __________ Card #:

Signature: _____________________________

Registration prices include applicable sales tax.

ON-SITE REGISTRATION FEES (plus local taxes as applicable): Adults (age 18+) $24 each Children (age 4-17) $12 each Age 3 & under FREE (no rally pin) $57 maximum for Immediate Family with MAX 2 adults

You do not have to be a member to attend.

ationalChanging of the ColorsOpening Services

with John Ogden Sr.CMA CEO/Chairman

DailyServices & Seminars

Kidz for Christ & Youth ServicesPraise & WorshipCMA Goodie Store

VendorsSelf Guided Rides

SaturdayRun for the Son 5K Fun Run/Walk

Parade & Bike Games

For driving directions & moreinformation, visit:

www.cmausa.org/events

Lodging and area informationis available at: www.VisitMena.com

Changing of the Colors RallyIron MountainHatfield, AR

October 15-19Postmark September 24 Online October 1

Individual Registration:

____ # Adults (age 18+) x $20

____ # Children (age 4-17) x $10

OR

Family Registration $48.00:

Immediate family only Max 2 adults

____ # Adults (age 18+)____ # Children (age 4-17)

Pre-Pay Camping Packages

Tent primitive $22.00 total

Tent electric $35.00 total

Valid for Tuesday-Saturday nights.

5 nights for the price of 4!

Camping is available by the nightupon arrival at Registration.

Tent sites are not assigned andare first-come, first-serve.

RV by reservation only.

Contact Chris Benner, [email protected] Total Amount $ ___________

Pre-registration is NON-REFUNDABLE.FIRST PRIORITY for rally pins

to those who pre-register.

Mail: CMAPO Box 9

Hatfield, AR 71945Online: shop.cmausa.orgAny questions can be directed to the CMA National Events Department at (870)389-6196 option 7 or to [email protected].

National RallyIron MountainHatfield, ARJune 17-21

Postmark May 27 Online June 3

Individual Registration:

____ # Adults (age 18+) x $20

____ # Children (age 4-17) x $10

OR

Family Registration $48.00:

Immediate family only Max 2 adults

____ # Adults (age 18+)____ # Children (age 4-17)

Pre-Pay Camping Packages

Tent primitive $22.00 total

Tent electric $35.00 total

Valid for Tuesday-Saturday nights.

5 nights for the price of 4!

Camping is available by the nightupon arrival at Registration.

Tent sites are not assigned andare first-come, first-serve.

RV by reservation only.

Contact Chris Benner, [email protected] Amount $ ___________


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MINNESOTADavid Adams AR 651-766-8060

Kevin Brase AR 952-446-1837

Duane Hooge AR 507-831-3290

Dave McLellan AR 763-533-0410

Patrick Plemel AR 218-766-5867

Mike Ray AR 218-390-2850

Todd & Nikki Donnay AR 320-492-4758

MISSISSIPPI

Stanley Beech SC 601-428-4823

Richard Donahou AR 662-487-3656

Robert Donahou AR 662-292-6475

Rodney Harrell AR 662-809-2095

Randy Lackey AR 601-953 6920

Ronnie Lay AR 601-278-5079

Ron Moore AR 601-798-7295

MISSOURI

Bradley Barton SC 573-576-8216

Cy Knight AR 417-394-2278

Mark Mayo AR 816-344-6409Gary Miers AR 314-941-2043

Ty Ramey AR 573-337-0537

Mark Shelton AR 636-346-2289

Robert Shouse AR 816-254-5036

Chet Smith AR 417-850-0279

Craig White AR 314-303-3199

David & Joanne Barclay AR 573-732-4236

Kenny & Traci Jarman AR 417-830-4925

MONTANA

Larry S. Banister SC 406-728-8914

Stephen Douglas AR 406-249-4749

Marty Malone AR 406-281-2017

NEBRASKA

Jim Reier SC 308-237-0458

Leon Anderson AR 308-631-7186

Rick Gilbreath AR 402-331-0829

Jim Hale AR 402-209-0413

Jim Hammond AR 308-395-8131

Tommy Tejcka AR 308-927-3925

Darryl & Laura Price AR 402-292-7772

NEVADA

Greg Hubbard SC 775-790-4019

Paul Schmitt AR 702-465-2678

NEW ENGLAND NORTH (NH, VT)

Peter Helgerson SC 603-726-7120

Daniel Baillargeon AR 603-340-3618

Buck West AR 603-744-0337

NEW ENGLAND SOUTH (CT, MA, RI)

Gordon Rowe SC 508-839-4670

Bill Hegenauer AR 203-270-1668

Raymond Jackson AR 401-636-0646

NEW JERSEY

Paul Sokol SC 201-784-1063

Sandy Meyers AR 856-404-7181

Jeffrey Wolinsky AR 908-222-3286

NEW MEXICO

Roy Morrow SC 505-860-4566Mo Gomez AR 432-894-7980

Pete Feldner AR 505-281-5537

Tom McCready AR 505-877-1615

Jerry Spicher AR 505-917-0672

NEW YORK

Ralph Witt SC 315-525-8455

Robert Anton AR 631-499-4552

Marshall Bedford AR 315-668-7005

Jim Moore AR 845-266-3259

Herb White AR 585-323-2171

Mark & Diane Dunning AR 585-728-9905

NORTH CAROLINA

David Richey SC 704-888-5502

Ronnie Gilliam AR 919-853-3976

Charlie Morgan AR 828-696-0859

David Oates AR 828-697-1974

Hank Richard AR 910-333-2009

Bobby Seymour AR 704-932-9254

NORTH DAKOTAJeff Bahr SC 701-642-6041

ALABAMADavid Hall SC 256-270-7459

Michael Darling AR 256-412-2970

Terry Gable AR 850-248-9737

Keith Harless AR 205-281-1543

Chester Holyfield AR 256-783-4823

John Loyd AR 251-942-1377

Donnie Shavers AR 706-324-6294

Terry White AR 205-672-9340

ALASKA

Jon Boone SC 907-229-7663

David Zumbrunnen SC 907-315-7337

ARIZONA

Sam Trevino SC 928-925-7980

Kiven Hardison AR 520-227-0783

Randall Heath AR 623-293-8257

Brad Peyree AR 928-580-0199

Roger Sauter AR 480-221-2728

Brian & Kimberly Loyd AR 520-248-3617

ARKANSASCharles McCool SC 479-495-7845

Kerry Baker AR 870-561-3978

Ernest Bearden AR 870-514-9720

Kenneth Campbell AR 903-278-2849

Denver Dennis AR 479-495-2807

Jerry Harris AR 870-741-5593

James Jones AR 870-862-9353

Roger Marney AR 479-216-3872

Ross Scalise AR 501-428-6620

CALIFORNIA NORTH

John OMara SC 530-647-2501

Jim Broyles AR 707-494-3276

Ace Enderlin AR 510-774-2173

John Hoppstetter AR 510-886-3670

Donald Leedy AR 530-347-6211

Bill Moss AR 559-871-1802

Larry Scamara AR 209-768-2471

CALIFORNIA SOUTH

Mike Ferry SC 619-890-1743

John Alford Jr. AR 858-486-5398

Steven Fay AR 619-825-0481

Eric Gilbert AR 760-248-2444

Ron Morris AR 909-794-6563

COLORADO

Bill Chartier SC 303-659-4363

Chris Bright AR 970-587-9844

Rick Chartier AR 303-426-5105

James Clark AR 719-392-7352

Charles Compton AR 970-674-1272

Bobby Gill AR 719-859-3405

Beal Trahan AR 303-808-5988

Brad Tutor AR 970-641-2117

Chuck Noland AR 970-420-1391

DELAWARE

Bud Timmons SC 302-732-6440

Joseph Caignon AR 302-738-6380

FLORIDAMark Cooley SC 904-655-7872

Bernard Carr AR 305-829-2026

Bill Clardy AR 904-261-4269

Adrian Goodrich AR 305-797-0903

Wayne Metcalf AR 941-725-2766

Randy Paul AR 904-377-1138

David Vanderklay AR 352-382-5764

John West AR 352-266-1277

Bob Wimmer AR 850-627-6773

GEORGIA

Eric Shumans SC 912-269-3272

Cliff Finney AR 404-578-8073

Bobby Grimes AR 678-986-4708

Mark Joiner AR 229-886-2124

Terry Kleeblatt AR 770-845-9890

Doug Ray AR 706-259-1932

Barry Walker AR 770-253-5680

HAWAII

Richard Murray SC 808-870-9085

IDAHOGregory Leichliter SC 208-342-7222

Tim Bernard AR 208-362-5064

Tony Everts AR 208-944-0665

Fritz & Marnie Houser AR 208-602-3721

ILLINOIS

Doug Johnson SC 630-878-2801

Dean Ashton AR 847-845-2211

Robert Hester AR 217-825-6368

Karl Huckshold AR 618-478-5303

Leo Koulouris AR 815-351-3504

Ron Nichols AR 630-898-2529

Mark Small AR 309-241-4053

Tracy Taylor AR 618-658-8169

Ted Williams AR 618-534-0068

Rick Wisely AR 618-684-4058

INDIANA

Jay Wilber SC 812-499-3395

Mike Bischoff AR 513-520-7284

Phil Bontrager AR 574-354-1616Barry Hampton AR 814-430-9504

Dave Long AR 765-795-3193

Joe Rogers AR 765-413-7473

Tim Shultz AR 765-776-6610

Mike Whitesell AR 812-350-9365

Bob & Sharon Carrell AR 317-894-1965

IOWA

Cary Klatt SC 712-295-5781

Bob Baldwin AR 712-873-5028

Mark Cornick AR 319-754-8076

Roger Plath AR 515-275-4452

Tim Witthauer AR 402-290-8347

Br ian & Julaine Bidleman AR 515-955-1455

KANSAS

Mike Bright SC 620-431-7454

Brian Adcock AR 785-742-7744

Michael Benzel AR 620-348-3955

Scott Eikleberry AR 620-960-3081

Ron Harper AR 913-788-7505

Rod Keen AR 785-461-5783

Jeff Miller AR 785-434-2558

Heath Pressnell AR 316-347-9360

Kelly & Natalie Klubek AR 620-365-6447

KENTUCKY

James Collins SC 270-382-2688

Curtis Daniels AR 606-314-1070

Rod Hoffman AR 270-563-9983

Chris Wallace AR 270-703-0178

Noble & Barbara Abendroth AR 270-884-7255

LOUISIANA

Clayton Davis SC 318-347-4944

Michael Hukins AR 318-452-3423

Gary Lorio AR 225-261-1250

Jackie Maggio AR 318-453-0081

Melvin Warren AR 318-428-8435

MAINE

Terry Melanson SC 207-354-0555Dan Bernard AR 207-447-9704

Lee Pelletier AR 207-785-2798

MARYLAND

Dan Lavelle AR 240-674-4121

Samuel Bowers AR 301-842-2026

Dean Clutts AR 240-577-1085

MICHIGAN LOWER

Mike Dewey SC 616-363-3618

Jeff Ansley AR 616-893-0044

Rodney Greene AR 517-548-2438

Dale Rohelier AR 248-542-4867

Mark Sheler AR 810-841-3737

Philip Simison AR 989-721-7825

Paul Sprunger AR 517-485-4731

Gary Truitt AR 517-250-1501

Jeff Wheeler AR 231-775-0570

MICHIGAN UPPER

James Sayatovich SC 906-281-7179

Lonnie Newton AR 906-484-6023

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Vice PresidentEvangelistic Outreach870.389.6196 ext. 233

January 4

Directors MeetingHatfield, AR


Kerry & Debbie GibsonVice President of

Ministry Development601.927.8705

January 4Directors Meeting

Hatfield, AR

January 6-10

Staff MeetingHatfield, AR

Tom & Kathie Palazzolo

West Region 1435.563.3688


Hiram & Sharon VillaseorRocky Mountain Region 2

505.334.8879January 6-9

Staff Meeting

Hatfield, AR

January 16-19Rocky Mountain Regional

Leadership MeetingPhoenix, AZ

January 24-26International Motorcycle Show

Phoenix, AZ

Roger & Rayleen WilsonNorth Central Region 3

641.226.0106January 6-10Staff Meeting

Hatfield, AR

John Jr. & Holly OgdenSouth Central Region 4870.389.6196 ext. 301


Ogden (conitnue)January 16-19

South Central RegionalLeadership Meeting

Hatfield, AR

Rick & Eileen SteffyNortheast Region 5

717.733.1537January 6-10Staff MeetingHatfield, AR

Randal & Lisa TebeauSoutheast Region 6

706.745.1311January 6-10Staff MeetingHatfield, AR

January 16-19Southeast RegionalLeadership Meeting

Toccoa, GA

January 31-February 1Alabama SORPrattville, AL

NORTH DAKOTA (continued)John Butman AR 701-337-5497

Sven Hauge AR 701-572-9195

Mark Knudsen AR 701-474-5555

OHIO

G. R. Niver SC 740-994-0348

Keith Burke AR 330-385-3277

Jeff Fisher AR 419-343-6506

Tom Martin AR 330-328-4902

Bud Perry AR 740-286-5385

Chris Surface AR 513-232-6407

Rex & Mary Gilbert AR 419-657-6038

OKLAHOMA

Gene Karn SC 580-334-6331

Steve Brackeen AR 405-570-7796

Don Burris AR 580-747-3936

Gene Haddock AR 918-682-4741

Mike McGovern AR 580-286-9342

Richard Wagnon AR 580-323-6321

Charles & Tonya Davis AR 405-640-3607OREGON

Cliff Roper SC 503-539-8885

Marc Christensen AR 541-890-1232

Barry Jarrett AR 503-591-8052

Ty Stephenson AR 541-980-8016

Douglas South AR 541-997-8451

PENNSYLVANIA

Dale Brubaker SC 814-224-5177

Dick Ackerman AR 724-433-6345

Allen Brooks AR 570-836-5030

John Fleece AR 717-625-7193

Chuck Gerdes AR 412-761-4071

Ken Knapp AR 814-437-1751

Jim Quoss AR 717-244-6041

Bud Stiner AR 814-342-1197

SOUTH CAROLINA

Norm Moore SC 843-607-0446

Ralph Coggins AR 864-266-7027

Wray Matthews AR 843-509-8001

Retta Sundblad AR 864-855-3674

SOUTH DAKOTA

Gary Smithers SC 605-291-9536

Bart Blake AR 605-270-2313

Barry Eberhard AR 605-363-3956

Yvette Philipsen AR 605-347-2298

Jeff & Nancy Eley AR 605-754-6065

TENNESSEE

JW Allgood SC 615-830-3183

Dennis Cravens AR 931-305-9277

Arthur Gibson AR 423-361-4579

Gary Holt AR 865-228-0907

Richard Landess AR 423-877-9825

Pontiac Lowry AR 901-212-6461

Mike Norris AR 931-761-3810

Michael & Julie Hearne AR 931-314-5559

TEXAS NORTHEAST

Joe Bishop SC 903-513-6378Thomas Barber AR 254-749-1248

Jeffrey Coker AR 903-238-6202

Robert DuMond AR 817-905-6538

Rick Gentry AR 903-217-5277

Marty Johnston AR 817-988-8069

Randy Miller AR 512-259-4701

Thomas Osburn AR 903-450-3634

Ralph Sifuentes AR 512-446-6475

Jerry Spraggins AR 936-559-8499

Danny Sullivan AR 214-287-1005

TEXAS SOUTHEAST

Eugene Johnson SC 361-729-6493

Jon Alaniz AR 979-200-1513

Rob Bayman AR 713-553-6981

Art Brown AR 210-633-2123

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CMA HeartBeat January 2014