If you feel led to donate to this project in the Philippines, you can use the QR code below.
Robert Thompson


Azusa StreetRiders International
The Apostolic Motorcycle Ministry of Jesus Christ ~ Official Site
If you feel led to donate to this project in the Philippines, you can use the QR code below.
Robert Thompson

The work in the Philippines, for many years has been enhanced by the love offerings which Azusa StreetRiders Ministry has supported through Motorcycles for Missionary’s offerings Missionary’s Brother Mark and Sister Deborah Naimy sent an updated report recently wish I would like to share so we can get a first hand look at God’s money at work to save souls.
As you can see the church in the Philippines are putting our ASR Motorcycles for Missionaries offering to good use. Many times adding a sidecar on the motorcycle and brother Naimy told me he has seen upto a dozen people on one of these motorcycles, transporting souls to and from church.


Pastor Arthur Montesino. His church is in Hinoba-an, Negros Occidental. Photos of another one of the motorcycles the most recent ASR offering provided. Thanks again!


Pastor. Arthur Montecino. He pastors in Hinoba-an, Negros Occidental. Pastor Montecino also added a sidecar to maximize the efficiency of the offering of an ASR Motorcycles for Missionary’s.


This is a little different mode of transport than we’re use to however VERY effective in the Philippines for transporting large numbers of souls to and from church.
Let me introduce you to Pastor Alan Malunes. He is our Luzon District Superintendent. At last count, he is head pastor over 17 churches in around Manila.


Mark and Debra Naimy have served as missionaries with The Assemblies of the Lord Jesus Christ to the Philippines since 2008 and Hong Kong since 2017. By God’s grace and with the help of our supporters, thousands have been born again, hundreds have been trained for the ministry, 13 bible college campuses have been established and 103 new churches have been constructed.

Anyone interested in receiving a monthly newsletter keeping abreast of the work in the Philippines please feel free to contact Brother Naime: marknaimy@gmail.com

I just wanted to take a moment and thank all of you that have supported not only myself but the two boards that I served with over the last six years. It has been an honor to have been your president and it has been an honor to serve you fine people, I pray that I have served you well I guess time will tell.
Moving forward I’m asking all the members of the Azusa StreetRiders ministry to get behind Brother Michael Theodore and this board and give them the support that they need in order to take this ministry to the next level. I ask all of you to keep them prayer this is God’s ministry ran by men and women who are Holy Ghost filled. That certainly does not make them perfect but it does make them willing to step up to the plate and to do a job that at times is not only difficult and unrewarding but also challenges us to the core of one’s own beliefs.
So therefor Keep the Faith, Stay the Course Jesus is coming back soon for his church and the Azusa StreetRiders is a unique niche within the church. Love and appreciate y’all with my whole heart.
God Bless and Keep each and everyone of you and yours. May the sun always be to your back and the wind in your face and I’ll see ya here, there or in the air.
Here are a couple of updates
2023 Azusa StreetRiders National Rally Update: First and foremost, everyone be safe on the ride to National’s!
5. Please go ahead print and fill out the Ride Waver from the Azusa StreetRider web page and bring it with you this will help cut out time at the registration desk or the meet & greet.


Meal Plan and Registration are now on the Azusa StreetRiders website under Events.
Please sign up today so we can start getting a count for this years National Rally in the Motorcycle Riding Capital East of the Mississippi, Maryville, TN.
In addition Bro Tom Harding UPCI Global Missions Coordinator will be opening this years Mission Service with the Key Note Introduction followed by none other than Bro Peter Gray the Latin America/Caribbean Field Supervisor for the ALJC World Missions Department.
Bro Bruce Howell has been requested by Bro David K Bernard to be in the Philippines for a special service therefor Bro Howell has requested requested to be rescheduled to speak at one of our National Rally’s at a future date.

Midweek service followed by food and fellowship in the FAC Pavilion Center at the rear of the church.

Lunch will be served


Motorcycles for Missionaries Service:
Speaker Bro Peter Grey

Friday, August 5th:
Destination TBA at this time
Lunch will be served
Pastor Kenny Carpenter

Dinner served at the FAC Pavilion Center
Saturday, August 6th:
Afternoon ride
We have two hotels that we’ll be using in the Alcoa/Maryville area for the nationals:

Fairfield Inn & Suites Knoxville Alcoa
1865 Pauling Street, Alcoa, TN 37701
Ph: (865) 409 5950
King / Double Queen – $119.00
Breakfast Included
Call the hotel and mention the Azusa StreetRiders event. FYI This hotel is brand new !

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Alcoa (Knoxville Airport)
130 Associates Blvd, Alcoa, TN 37701
Phone: (865) 981-9008
King / Double Queen – $119.00
Breakfast Included
Call the hotel and mention the Azusa StreetRiders event.
Pastor Ronald & First Lady Sis Sharese Willis
Portland, IN
The Family Worship Center
Pastor Ronald Willis
Tennessee
Bro Jody & Sis Brittany Stanfill
Savannah, TN
Nixon First Pentecostal Church
Pastor John Robinson
West Virginia
Bro James & Sis Kimberly Given
Kimberly, WV
Glen Ferris Apostolic Church
Pastor Chad Smailes
Texas
Bro Chris & Sis Tammi Owens
Longview, TX
Longview First Church
Pastor James Moore
Azusa StreetRiders’ is going to have a display-information booth at UPCI’s General Conference in Indianapolis this year which is open to the public from Wednesday morning (9/20/23) through

Friday night (9/23/23) and we need your help!
ASR’s presence over the years at this annual event has been extremely helpful to help dispel negative pre-conceived notions about motorcycles and bikers while explaining how our ministry has helped win the lost! Thousands of Oneness Apostolics (pastors and saints) simply pass our booth and that, alone, gives name recognition. Many stop with questions. We tell them about souls that have come to Christ through our efforts, about backsliders who’ve returned to the fold, and about witnessing opportunities afforded us while ministering with our motorcycles wearing our God-inspired Azusa StreetRiders back patches.
At the Conference, we tell them about the powerful Apostolic ministers who’ve preached our National Rallies and about our “Motorcycles for Missionaries” program. They’re astounded to hear we’ve donated well over a hundred motorcycles to Oneness Apostolic foreign missionaries around the globe and are surprised at us having members in 42 states and several foreign countries including our largest chapter in the Philippines.
UPCI’s General Conference is an opportunity to reach new pastors and saints. We open our hearts and welcome bikers who don’t feel they “fit in” with church people. We offer them a ministry (ASR) where they, too, can win souls all while doing what they love riding bikes!
Despite having over 700 Trinitarian motorcycle ministries around the world, Azusa StreetRiders is the “World’s Only Oneness Apostolic Motorcycle Ministry.” Yes, there’re some local
Apostolic church groups that ride, but we need to convince them to join us there is strength in numbers!
Azusa StreetRiders have broken down barriers between bikers and saints like no other Oneness
Apostolic ministries have been able to do. But there is much work still to be done! Every year, there are new General Conference attendees who know very little about us. Again, we need your help! Help to meet people, to talk to them about biking, about ministry, and about ministry using motorcycles.
The Exhibit Hall for General Conference is opened to the public Wednesday through Friday
during the hours charted in the schedule below. Many of our ASR Members will be there and I ask that you please help us by committing to be at the booth for at least two hours. Everything will be furnished except your personal vest. If you can help us, please bring it. Men’s attire is typically dress pants, a long-sleeve white shirt (with or without a tie) and the vest. Ladies generally are in dresses and wear their vests. Please don’t scoff at the attire requests. We know the saying, “These are my church clothes” often seen on bikers’ vests, but remember, we are “guests” at the conference. If we exhibit ministry and ourselves accordingly, we’ll have much more favorable opportunities to spread the word about Azusa StreetRiders.
Bro fred Beall,
Founder & Lifetime Member,
Azusa StretRiders Ministry
Any Azusa StreetRiders dues paying members wishing to nominate any Azusa StreetRiders dues paying member for either one of these positions please contact Bro Traveris Mallory for a copy of the nominating ballot.
Nominations verbally, emailed, snail mailed or by any other means will not be Nominations verbally, emailed, snail mailed or by any other means will not be accepted. A nominating ballot MUST BE filled out and returned to the national secretary in the time specified. All nominations must be in by May 31
Bro Traveris Mallory
Azusa StreetRiders National Secretary
email: travaris.mallory@azusastreetriders.com
phone: 205-229-2096
A word for the President:
I feel anyone nominating an ASR member for either one of these positions should consider the following characteristics or attribute listed below of the person you are considering and not just that he/she is a friend that you would like to see on the National Board.
Let’s also use 1 Timothy Chapter three as a further reference . I know this scripture is talking about a deacon or bishop position however I think we could easily, without the taking anything away from the word of God, use this as a guide when choosing any national board position for our ministry:
1 This is a true saying, if a man desire the office of a bishop, he desireth a good work.2 A bishop then must be blameless, the husband of one wife, vigilant, sober, of good behaviour, given to hospitality, apt to teach;3 Not given to wine, no striker, not greedy of filthy lucre; but patient, not a brawler, not covetous;4 One that ruleth well his own house, having his children in subjection with all gravity;5 (For if a man know not how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the church of God?)6 Not a novice, lest being lifted up with pride he fall into the condemnation of the devil.7 Moreover he must have a good report of them which are without; lest he fall into reproach and the snare of the devil.8 Likewise must the deacons be grave, not doubletongued, not given to much wine, not greedy of filthy lucre;9 Holding the mystery of the faith in a pure conscience.10 And let these also first be proved; then let them use the office of a deacon, being found blameless.11 Even so must their wives be grave, not slanderers, sober, faithful in all things.12 Let the deacons be the husbands of one wife, ruling their children and their own houses well.13 For they that have used the office of a deacon well purchase to themselves a good degree, and great boldness in the faith which is in Christ Jesus.
Let me be the first to say in making this list that I for one cannot/do not live upto many of these attributes however that does not relinquish the membership from expecting these things from the National Board of the Azusa StreetRiders ministry including the members of the current board. We need to strive for the best we can be.
Virginia
Bro Ross & Sis Sharon Hughes
Bristol, VA
Solid Rock Apostolic Church,
Bristol, TN
Pastor Bonny Reed