Donald Miller and the Ride:Well Team Bike America

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1. Tee said,

   June 18, 2008 @ 5:51 am

   You’re heading into the greatest state in the nation (me, biased?) - enjoy!

2. phil said,

   June 18, 2008 @ 7:03 am

   Thanks Don for doing something about something you believe in. I was talking to a bunch of students last night about purpose and people who are stepping out in their purpose and doing something. It is an inspiration to people to see others taking action.

   Enjoy the ride. Next time you should do it on a single speed fixed gear, haha.

3. Margie said,

   June 18, 2008 @ 7:09 am

   Don,

   As you & the team travail the mountains + vast terrain, please know that our prayer community + staff continue to pray for your traveling mercies.

   Margie + the folks at Mars Hill

4. Rachel said,

   June 18, 2008 @ 7:11 am

   “how the old mountains drip with sunset– how the hemlocks burn…”

   good job don! emily d would be proud! be safe and keep peddling…

5. Vicki Mizrahi said,

   June 18, 2008 @ 7:14 am

   Best wishes through those mountains…we will be praying for you and the team. God Bless!

6. Jen said,

   June 18, 2008 @ 5:35 pm

   Hey Don,

   As a missionary living in a place where so many people are begging for clean water, what you are doing moves me to tears.

   May you be blessed beyond your wildest imaginations as you walk in a manner worthy of your calling. It’s beautiful!!

7. Mike said,

   June 18, 2008 @ 9:13 pm

   I’ve heard the last couple of days have been pretty tough on the team. Sorry to hear that you are losing a team member. Will continue to keep you and the team in prayer. Hoping the thousands praying for you all will help sustain you as you work your way through the mountains. Take Care.

8. Elizabeth said,

   June 18, 2008 @ 9:15 pm

   this is likely the most random picture to leave a comment on, but it’s the most recent thing you’ve posted so I’ll leave my comment here. I read Blue in one day, couldn’t put it down! I’m a young youth minister that leans a bit on the artsy side and I can’t express to you how refreshing it was to read a book that speaks to that thread in society. Not that it targets one group, it’s one of the very few universal books on the market today. The innovative element of this book is that people actually believe you, you aren’t selling truth, you are making it easier to grasp, thus people trust you and listen. This book has helped me to understand other points of view, and has made my job a little easier (since you explain everything so well) You’re only a man, but your willingness to use your gift in the ways that you have is truly inspiring. I started “Searching For God Know’s What” yesterday, and alas I haven’t put it down either! I pray that God blesses you greatly on this journey, though it seems that He already has. In Christ, Elizabeth

9. Karina said,

   June 19, 2008 @ 2:14 pm

   Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men. Col. 3:23

   Hang in there!

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