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April 11-13, 2013 HonorBound Motorcycle Ministry is bringing men and women from across the country to join together in Christian Unity. We’ll be meeting in the Outer Banks, North Carolina at the Wanchese Family Life center. Where HonorBound M/M will join together in praise & worship and serve our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Host Church: Wanchese Assembly of God church
4226 Mill Landing Road Wanchese, NC 27981
tele. 252-473-3767.
Pastor Mark Hinson lead pastor.
Our host Hotel: Outer Banks Inn at Kill Devil Hills mile post marker 9. Cost will be $80.00 a night plus tax. Room includes many amenities and a continental breakfast. To reserve a room call 1-888-322-9702. Use HBMM as reservation code. Book before February 28, 2013 for discounted price. Help us to be able to help our Chaplains out by booking early.
Speakers will be our very own A/G National Motorcycle Chaplaincy Team
For additional information please contact:
Chris Moomaw hourclockworks@comcast.net
Pastor Ric rvandine@nlanj.com
Jeff Smack pjsmack@comcast.net
Chaplain Keith Turcotte keith@bloodboughtmm.com
Our time in the Outer Banks will be spent riding, worshiping and serving together as a motorcycle ministry. Outer Banks gives us an opportunity to speak with men and women at the Dare Challenge Center. Dare Challenge is a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center for men and women. Director of the facility is Dustin Daniels Tel. 252-305-1129. HonorBound MM will open up the meetings and rides to other motorcycle ministries. HonorBound MM needs to continue to be on the forefront of motorcycle ministries throughout this country.
Registration fees: For the first year, fees will be waived in the Outer Banks.
Contact us soon and register and make hotel reservation ASAP. Time is short, If you would want to camp. Check out the local camping it is available. 
We have had an amazing outreach at our annual Free Bike Wash, Biketoberfest 2013, Daytona Beach, Fl. Even though the numbers were down, God sent people everyday that needed a touch from him. On Friday, after a slow day, a local man on an older Suzuki Bandit stopped by. He said, can I ask you a question? Why do you wash bikes for free. Why do you give away things for free? We were able to share with him that because Jesus died on the cross for us, FOR FREE, so that we could have eternal life, we want to bless others and not expect anything in return. He was so receptive and told us, that because of what we shared with him, he had change his plan for the day. He had intended to do some really bad things. So thankful for divine appointments! 
