‘Missionaries’ cycle for six days, 600 miles to raise money for pregnancy resource centers - LifeSite

Fri Jul 17, 2026 - 6:51 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — Their task is daunting, and their goal, noble: Biker “missionaries” cycle a six-day, 600-mile journey in different places across the U.S. in an effort to fundraise for pregnancy centers to help save babies’ lives. “Biking for Babies” is unusual for a missionary group. Young adults ages 18 to 39 enlist in a 600-mile cycling trek every summer to raise awareness and money for pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) as well as commit to prayer and receive spiritual, pro-life formation. Routes span cities in the Midwest and Northeast, culminating in a “Celebration of Life.” The national ride is meant to display sacrifice, perseverance, and hope via the missionaries, and for them to give pro-life witness along the way while also bringing others closer to Christ. They ride an average of 120 miles per day at 15-20 mph, praying throughout their cycling day and presenting on the Biking for Babies mission at various locales on their route. Their work is …