Could motorcycles change the world? One ministry says yes

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Bikes4Mission exists to equip indigenous workers with the motorcycles they need to take the Good News deeper into unreached communities across Asia and Africa. The organisation was founded less than a year ago, but it’s already seeing key needs being met by the work they’re doing. Founder Ian Read joined Lydia Bennett to share his story and how God has uniquely woven this into this ministry.

Released on 15 Apr 2026

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