A Motorcycle Missionary: (Veretta Mott Interview)

Veretta Mott

Veretta Mott

Could God call a great-grandma to ride a motorcycle for missions?

Today, our Daring Daughter interview is with Veretta Mott, wife to Tom (of 47 years), mother of 3, grandmother of 7 and great-grandmother of 3, and a “Motorcycle Missionary.”

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In Mark 16:15, Jesus gave the Great Commission to “Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature.” This call to “ALL” the world refers not only to geographical areas, but also to every people group and sphere of society. For Veretta, this missionary calling is to the motorcycle community, to people on Harley’s and off-road Fast Lane bikes, and to their families.

As a member of the Christian Motorcycle Association, Veretta shares the love of Jesus through prayers, hard work and even through the giving of hand-made crafts, blankets, hats, scarves and jewelry. As a ministry, the vision of CMA is: Changing the world, one heart at a time. Serving both secular and Christian events, CMA comes to serve in whatever ways are needed, from helping with parking or registrations, preparing food, feeding people, or even providing Gospel-centered programs for all ages (with children’s programs similar to week-long Vacation Bible Schools with puppet shows, craft projects, and teaching songs for kids to present to their families). CMA also partners with three other ministries (Jesus Film Project, Missionary Ventures, and Open Doors) to spread the Gospel around the world, through their “Run for the Son” fundraiser.

Veretta loves to pray, both for people at motorcycle events and for her own family and grandchildren. She enjoys praying from Ephesians 6:13-18 and training her grandchildren to “put on the whole armor of God” and to pray all throughout their day for God’s protection and reminding them to keep their eyes on Jesus all throughout their day.

For many years, she rode “bike” behind her husband, serving as a prayer warrior. But a few years ago, Veretta felt a need to “stretch her faith” and to begin riding her own motorcycle as a testimony for the Lord and to identify more effectively with this community she is called to reach. So at age 62, this retired great-grandmother conquered her fears, stepped out in faith and obedience, and learned to ride her own motorcycle. What an example of a godly grandmother . . . and a mission-minded daring daughter.

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Meet Ramona: Praying with a Passion for the Nations

Ramona Kline is married with four grown children and six grandchildren. She serves as a home group leader and prayer coordinator in her home church. With a lifelong passion for the nations, and for prayer, she has served as a part of short-term missions teams in Latvia, Nicaragua, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Greece, and Turkey. She especially loves praying for people, and encouraging church leaders.


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Meeting the Gypsy youth of Kazanlak. They are so vivacious and love guests! They immediately wanted their pictures taken!


This woman’s name is Sashka and she is one of the Bulgarian Gypsy church leaders. Our hearts connected immediately–It was love at first sight!


Worship and the gospel in the Gypsy community at Kazanlak, Bulgaria, in the throes of revival! People getting healed, saved and delivered, through the power of Jesus Christ!


Hugging the little girl–Kazanlak, Bulgaria with the Gypsies. It was a worship service, and they love to dance. Some of the other girls grabbed me to dance, and I saw this little one, her eyes sad, looking up at me. I picked her up, and she clung to me. I held her for the next hour, telling her in Bulgarian that Jesus loves her, and praying for her.


In the Gypsy neighborhood, Thessaloniki, Greece. I fell in love with this beautiful sister. I could feel that she carried a lot of sadness, but also that she loved the Lord. Her name might have been “Maria”, but I’m not sure.


Ramona, we are so thankful for your love and ministry. Thank you for sharing with us your passion for the nations and for prayer!



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Dare to Rejoice . . . in Missions #4 Remember the Poor (Meet Katy)

Dare to Rejoice . . . in Missions! #4
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“They desired only that we should remem­ber the poor,
the very thing which I also was eager to do.” 1 Peter 2:10

Today, continuing this week’s series, “Dare to Rejoice…in Missions!” Ann talks with her dear friend and missionary, Katy Ricards, who works alongside her husband, John, with Ministry to Christian Nationals (MCN) in the Philippines.

Katy shares how God surprised her by going “outside her box” of what a missionary call should look like. Highlighting over 20 years of mission ministry to village pastors (Tribal Gospel Fellowship) and their outreach to impoverished villages (Remember the Poor) Katy also shares how God can link believers to specific areas of missions, even through hobbies and interests, like gardening or travel.


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(highlighting Katy Ricards, missionary to the Philippines)

Mission Photos from John & Katy Ricards in the Philippines:

Filipino Pastor Mateo (left) with Katy’s husband, missionary John Ricards. Here they are standing at the site where the tornado wiped out the village church and where Pastor Mateo’s family died. Please keep them in your prayers.

Clean Water Filter

Drink­ing water in tribal villages most often comes from open sur­face water sources which are eas­ily polluted. Outbreaks of diarrhea, amoeba, liver fluke, typhoid and other water borne dis­eases are common occurrences in tribal areas and many die each year from these dis­eases, especially children and the elderly. This photo shows a clean water filter, which (for only $50) can help a family or village.

Nurse Merly (in the center) assisting with medical needs