Our world is constantly changing, and we know that there are many family issues that need to be addressed in order to build a better future. From hunger, homelessness, and disease prevention to environmental conservation.  This is the Bishop's mission when it comes to humanity.  When tackling these challenges to make a positive impact in the world, he is embarking on his fourth motivating humanitarian campaign for ALL of mankind!

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   He's not just riding a bike; he is telling, sharing, and putting it all on the table of what we as a people need to do, to bring about change in our world!  So, in some cases, he's preaching; in other venues, he's bringing an astounding speech that will captivate audiences around the world. As he did in 2009, when on his 57th birthday, he got to climax that 2,500-mile ride while on the Oprah Winfrey Oxygen Show.  Making it a total of 7,000 miles under his feet, he will be sharing on various TV, Radio, Podcasts, Livestream shows, and more. Now, at age 72, these next 4,800 miles are going to be exciting and life-changing for many around the world.

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   During the civil rights days, we were fighting the same issues, which are still very important today.    But now more than ever, the issues and topics The Biking Bishop is dealing with and bringing awareness to are vitally important, too.  Why, may you ask?  Because, as a whole, from the church house to the White House, from Main Street to Your Street, from the rich house to the poor house, the government seems not to care enough to put it all on the table of importance when they run for office. This is another reason why The Biking Bishop, a 71-year-old Vietnam veteran, a former homeless cardboard resident, now rides to support the disenfranchised, the least of these.

 

   So, he's rides to give our children, seniors, veterans, and the neglected a voice where they've been lacking.  Hopefully, to bring about change to all of humanity, especially "The Least of These." This is not just a black thing. It's not about color. It's about the Humanity of all creeds, languages, sexes, genders, ages, educational backgrounds, religions, and regions.

 

   One of the expectations of this campaign/movement is to build The City of Life, Georgia, and the (The ArC) Atlanta Resource Center, which looks like Noah's ARK.  A place where anyone needing help or assistance on any level can get it. From food, housing, employment, job training, educational, mental health help, and more. 

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   Lastly, this campaign/movement is unlike any other campaign. It is about impacting and making a change in people's lives, any and everywhere.  By implementing change not just by speeches, sermons, slogans, cliches, and rhetoric, but by infusing (IRS) Ideas, Resolve, and Support that which we call the Satellite Units within all our communities.  These satellite units, which the Bishop refers to, are our churches, businesses, schools, other non-profits, and governmental agencies. With more effort, we need to work hand-in-hand, working together for the common good.  This way, everyone benefits and not just a select few in achieving life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

 

   We are no longer waiting for big government to take care of its constituents.  It seems they can't take care of their problems within the walls and halls of government.  There's got to be a change and another approach that works for everyone. That approach was given to the believers first, to Love ye one another and to Feed My sheep.   In the words of Mr. Rodney King, "Can't We All Just Get Along?" It takes more energy to hate than to love. That is this campaign's message of Hope, Truth, and Reality. We must come together and come to grips with the fact that we are our brothers and sisters' keepers to achieve our God given goals of Purpose, Dreams, and Destiny.  

 

   Bishop Dr. Dre's story is a story from rags to riches, back to rags, and onto a life of enriching other people's lives. Which is why the foundation of this campaign's theme, along with the 36 staff personnel traveling with him, is

 

"People Helping People".    

 

Support us today with your gifts, invites, and encouragements. 

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What are the Issues that he's supporting and giving voice to?

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Hunger, Homelessness, Illiteracy, Education, Diabetes   H. I. P. E. D

Autism, Down syndrome, Sickle Cell, Lupus, Cancer, and Mental Health

and he's giving away 500 -1,000 scholarships (click here to see how)

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When it's all done, he will have covered 11,800 miles on a speed bike; all for humanity.   

          "In as much as you have done unto one of the Least of These my brethren; you've done it unto me"

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