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CMA stands for Christian Motorcyclists Association and was established in the mid 1970’s in the USA by John Ogden and in South Africa on 10 October 1980 by Rene Changuion. It is a non-profit interdenominational organisation dedicated to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. CMA is an international motorcycle ministry, active in more than 30 countries around the world and is actively working in other parts of the world to aid in the establishment and growth of new CMA countries.
Their vision is to reach one of the most unreached people groups on the planet-the motorcyclists or bikers as some call us. Motorcyclists are often labelled as rebels, nonconformists, lawless, dare devils and adventure seekers.
CMA is a ministry that understands what makes bikers of all creeds, races and kinds “tick”. We have men and woman who comes from all walks of life. We care for you as a motorcyclist, because Jesus cares. You will find them at motorcycle events; rallies, races, track schools and off-road….Wherever there are two wheels and people; we love going. Half the fun is getting there. This is another reason why they ride, they love bikes! They understand the joy of just touring and cruising or hanging out with their friends in the highways and byways all over the world. Motorcycles and riding bikes are not only their passion but also one of their ministry tools and they have an unrivalled passion for motorcyclists. Riding with the CMA will enable you to ride with joy, ride for a purpose and share the lifestyle with others. The CMA is active in all styles of motorcycling, from adventure riding, touring, commuting and track riding to motocross and racing. Regardless of what you ride when, there will always be a CMA family member to support you.
Whether you are a student, family, single, young or old – If you are an occasional rider or a biking commuter…CMA has a place for you.
For the ride of your life…..Come ride with them, come home.
Written with permission from CMA South Africa
By: Hector a dedicated CMA member and Riding for the Son every day.
BROEDERSKAP IN TYE VAN NOOD
February 13, 2012 Elize Jamieson	20 Comments
Na aanleiding van JC Botha se storie (Oktober 2011) hiermee my storie van my noue ontkoming onlangs.
Ek ry ‘n BMW K1200S, maar het onlangs vir my vrou ‘n BMW G650 X-Country gekoop sodat sy die lang pad op haar eie ysterperd kan geniet. Ek het egter gereeld met dié 650 werk toe gery weens sy uitmuntende petrol verbruik (24km/?). Op 4 Oktober 2011 was ek met die einste 650 in ‘n ongeluk
op die R21 naby Monumentpark en wat ‘n wonderwerk!!! Ek het langs ‘n bakkie gery (40km/h in spits verkeer) toe dié ou besluit hy gaan van baan verwissel. Met dié wat die bakkie my raak, kom ‘n buddel-as Nissan trok aan my linkerkant verby. Skielik het ek nêrens om heen te gaan nie en die volgende oomblik is ek en die bike onder die trok. Ek het gedog “vandag is die dag…die einde” terwyl ek lanks die bike lê en hoor hoe die trok se agterwiele die bike trap en ek my regmaak vir my beurt onder dié yslike wiele.
Toe ek weer sien, lê ek en die bike agter die trok se ses agter wiele. Wonder bo wonder het die klomp wiele my gemis en tot vandag toe weet ek
nie hoe nie. Wonderwerk! Ek het opgestaan en die bike onder die trok uitgetrek en opgetel. Skielik begin die verkeer opdam; ‘n motoris het sy motor dwars agter die trok gestop en uitspring om my te help. Heel toevallig is die ou een van ons vele biker-broers. Hy het die nooddienste gebel en my in sy motor laat lê toe ek van allerhande pyne begin kla het. Die trokdrywer, so geskok soos hy was, was uiters behulpsaam.
Ek is uiteindelik in ‘n ambulaans met suurstof en al na die hospitaal. Twee ure later is ek ontslaan met ‘n stukkende enkel en knie, en ‘n nekstut.
Onglobaar! My vrou se 650 is uiteraard afgeskryf. As ek na die bike kyk en dit met my beserings vergelyk, is dit skrikwekkend én wonderbaarlik date k nie seerder gekry het of self dood is nie. Alle dank aan ons beskermer!
As jy nie
self ry nie is dit nie iets wat jy sal verstaan nie.
Wat vir my net so merkwaardig is, is die ondersteuning wat ek en my vrou na die tyd van motorfietsryers gekry het-broederskap. En dit is
hoekom ek ‘n biker is. Dis ‘n leefstyl; ‘n eiesoortige kultuur. Dis asof daar ‘n ongeskrewe reël onderr alle bikers is:
“Moet nooit ‘n broer agterlaat nie”. Ek en my vrou ry vir een van die bekendste klubs in die land en elke lid van ons ‘chapter’ het gebel, ‘n sms gestuur of kom kuier om te wys hulle gee om en ondersteun ons. Ander ‘chapters’ en klubs het ook hulle ondersteuning
getoon. Dis inderdaad ‘n riem onder die hart om te sien hoe bikers saam staan en mekaar op die hande dra…op die einde van die dag is ons almal dieselfde…
bikers en trots daarop!
Geskryf deur: Hector
Jamieson – hjmranger@gmail.com
Soos gepubliseer in WOEMA tydskrif Desember/Januarie 2012
TWO WHEELS FOR JUSTICE
November 21, 2011 James Jamieson	4 Comments
More than a year ago two bikers
were killed and one seriously injured when a vehicle collided head-on with them. The vehicle was travelling totally on the wrong side of the road. On Saturday 2011-11-19 a well represented huge group of bikers gathered to require some answers from the authorities in this case.
Memorial Church Service Bikers Church Midrand 13 November 2011
November 13, 2011 James Jamieson	4 Comments
Attached is some pictures of the memorial run at Bikers Church Midrand 13 November 2011. This is our spiritual home.
Lodging / Camping, Spiritual
November 4, 2011 James Jamieson	7 Comments
I recently had the privilege on 3 and 4 November 2011 to stay at this beautiful place for a work related matter. It was a tremendous difficult matter to resolve. On the morning prior to dealing with the matter I prayed intensively and read Hebrews 13:5 from the amplified Bible. I can now only testify unconditionally that Jesus walked with me this day and did good to me beyond my dreams. It is indeed true that He will never, never forsake you. Thks Lord.