Spring Arbor University & HWI Brainstorm Session

On Monday June 24th Kevin and Alice left home at 5AM and drove 4 hours to Spring Arbor University (SAU). There we met with old and new friends. One of the old friends was Carla, Alice coast-to-coast cycling leader from 1977. It only took us 2 hours for 5 of us to travel the world through our brainstorming efforts. Pray with us as we watch our university trike consortium grow. (more…)

Bikes for Sunshine Gospel Ministries

Last Tuesday Shawn came out to HWI headquarters from Sunshine Gospel Ministries on the south side of Chicago. We have partnered with Sunshine for several years. We loaded 26 bikes into this trailer and 16 bikes into this truck bed.

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Tuesday June 18, 2013 Come Explore

All of us have a creative side! The Maker’s Space is a community creative group that explores the arts. By exploring the creativity God has placed in us, we have another avenue to get to know Him. This group meets on the 3rd Tuesday of the month, 6:30pm in the atrium of the Glen Ellyn Evangelical Covenant Church. All are welcome. For directions click on the link http://www.gecovenant.org.

On, Tuesday, June 18th, 6:30-8:45, the group will explore, “Is there a book in me?” with Alice Teisan, author and founder of His Wheels International, along with authors in the congregation and the Church’s writing pastors. (more…)

Clapham School Bike Collection March 16, 2013

Clapham School

Clapham School

Event: Bike Collection &  book signing of Alice Teisan, Executive Director of His Wheels International’s book: Riding on Faith: Keeping Your Balance When the Wheels Fall Off.
Date: Saturday March 16, 2013
Time: 9AM-12PM
Location: Johnsen and Taylor Bookstore at 261 Town Square, Wheaton, IL.
Organized by: Clapham School in Wheaton

We will accept bikes of any size and in any shape.

Trikes to Pennsylvania and Niger

Flag-PennsylvaniaOn Sunday we sent a trike with one of our volunteers to Sebring, FL. From there the trike will be loaded onto a container headed for Niger. Steve, a missionary in Niger had stopped by His Wheels while here in the states. While here he saw the trike, we discussed possibilities for the trike in Niger, and he bought a copy of my book. Within the last couple weeks he has returned to Niger. He wrote, “I had an encouraging conversation with Deb Berruti, who is a physical therapist working at Galmi hospital. She was very interested in the trike. I will include her on this reply so that she can write to you. I gave her my copy of your book to read so that she can understand His Wheels International and you a bit better.”

Then yesterday we boxed a trike up and sent it to Messiah College. In February when the College begins its Spring Semester one of the engineering instructors will be using the trike as curriulumn for a computer analysis course. Pray that the trike will spark some of the students interest in a new way for using their creativity for Christ. We also look forward to how these students will further the work of the trike during their course.

God has also been at work on the home front. Last night our engineer met with a area resident who contacted us about volunteer opportunities. Vadim is a design engineer and is part of First Baptist of Wheaton, IL, a new church to our rooster of churches. So we are glad to have invite yet another volunteer onto our team.

One need that has surfaced is to have a few volunteers who would like to take our trikes to different hands on events. We have been asked to feature trikes at disability camps/retreats/mission evenings/conferences/disability Sunday event and other places. We have the trikes but we haven’t found anyone who could head this part of our ministry up. If you or someone you know would be interested in such an opportunity please contact us.