CMA Goodies & ToolBox items available daily.Rally service DVDs including music are available DAILYduring the rally! Check out featured new products. Havethe CMA Logo heat pressed onto your shirt for a customlook! Heat press orders can be turned in throughSaturday 6:45 PM.

Store will be open:8:00-9:00 AMAfter AM Service – 6:45 PMAfter PM Service for 30 minutes

2016 CMA National Events

WELCOME TO THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY CHANGING OF THE COLORS RALLY! At this rallywe will reflect on what God has done in the last forty years of ministry and look to His visionfor the future. You will have the opportunity to meet CMA family from across the UnitedStates and other nations, visit old friends, make new acquaintances, and experience a fami-ly atmosphere. Our desire is to be a blessing to you and to your family by offering an oppor-tunity for God to refresh, renew, and challenge you by His Spirit throughout the week. Makeyourself at home on Iron Mountain and enjoy exploringthe area’s rides and communities. If we can be of any help,please do not hesitate to ask any of our NationalLeadership Team. Thank you for serving God through theministry of CMA and welcome home!

John Ogden Sr.CEO/Chairman of the Board

YEAR EVENT LOCATION1978 1st National Rally Hatfield, AR1979 1st Colors Rally Hatfield, AR1986 Western National Oklahoma1986 Eastern National Kentucky1992 Western National Logan, UT1996 Western National Craig, CO1996 Eastern National Hurricane Mills, TN1997 Eastern National Lincoln, IL1998 Eastern National Butler, PA2001 Western National Kanab, UT2001 Eastern National Marion, NC2003 Western National Pocatello, ID2003 Eastern National Marietta, OH

YEAR EVENT LOCATION2005 Western National Ogden, UT2005 Eastern National Otisville, MI2007 Western National Moses Lake, WA2007 Eastern National Gray, TN2009 Western National Chama, NM2009 Eastern National Lewisburg, WV2011 Eastern National Hiawassee, GA2011 Western National Moses Lake, WA2013 Eastern National Fryeburg, ME2013 Western National Chama, NM2015 Eastern National Hiawassee, GA2015 Western National Gillette, WY

*Star represents state event held in, not exact city/state.

Available GoodiesCMA Youth MovementCMA Youth Movement began when theCMA Board of Directors saw a need todevelop an organized youth outreach with-in the structure of CMAUSA. CMA under-stands the importance of engaging with ayoung generation, leading them to Christand giving them a hands-on experience ofwhat servant evangelism is all about.

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BENEFITS–Support local organizations through their fundraising efforts andsupply drives. These benefits are a fun addition to the rally and a way to showsupport of the community.

NURSING HOME SOCK DRIVE supporting Polk County area nursing home residents. Be ablessing by donating new SOCKS and let’s exceed the 745 pairs donated at 2014 Colors! Funsocks, tube socks, non-slip socks, colorful socks – make it fun and bring a smile! Collectionboxes located: Main Pavilion, Youth Pavilion, Welcome Center.

RECYCLING through Polk County Developmental Center-a local organizationproviding jobs for developmentally disabled adults. Help the community and theenvironment by recycling aluminum and plastics in the designated receptaclesall week.

Wednesday 5:30 PM Ice Cream Benefit with Fresh Start Pregnancy Resource Center

Thursday 5:30 PM Ice Cream Benefitwith Humane Society of the Ouachitas

Friday 5:30 PM Ice Cream Floats Benefitwith Mena Lioness

Saturday 5:30 PM Dessert Benefitwith Aliyah House

Sunday 6:30 AM Pancake Breakfast Benefit for Salvation Army

Benefits CMA International…but God!How did we get from one man on one motorcycle to a nationwide organi-zation with chapters in every state? There is no way…“but God!” How

could a non-profit Christian biker organi-zation pump 53 million dollars into thework of the Kingdom of God over the last28 years? That is impossible…“but God!”How can a biker organization grow fromhumble beginnings to a worldwide min-istry with 1,200 chapters nationwide andorganizations in 34 countries? It just can’thappen…“but God!” CMA International isa blessing from God and one of the waysCMA is fulfilling the Great Commission to“go into all the world.”

October 2015 HeartBeat

Fast Lane…Pressing OnLike mentioned earlier, as we traveled wesoon discovered that some dedicatedCMA’ers were already out there doing FastLane ministry. They were alone and with-out support; what was needed was a net-work, some CMA sanctioned organizationto provide resources, personnel, encour-agement and inspiration to those dedicat-ed servants. John Jr worked tirelessly toput that network and organization inplace. State contacts were put in place,communication was stepped up andresources were provided. November 2015 HeartBeat

CHAPTER PRESIDENTS MEETING All chap-ter presidents are invited to a special discussionwith the National Evangelist team.

National Evangelist TeamFri 1:00 PM (Main Stage)

HEALING THE WOUNDED SOUL Allow Jesus’Blood to wash and cleanse our lives. Being thatwe are a three part man, we need to allow Jesus'healing light to heal our wounded soul, by spend-ing time in "His Presence." You are invited to stayafter seminar for 20-30 minutes of practicalprayer immersion time.

Sharon VillaseñorFri 3:30 (Youth Pavilion)

HERE I AM - SEND ME! Exciting missionopportunities for Youth Movement members in2016 in the U.S. and internationally!

Thur 2:15 (Youth Pavilion)

LET IT GO No one lives a life of no regret.Whether you struggle with regret, remorse orunresolved hurts in your life, it's time to Let ItGo. Speaking to the heart of women with a mes-sage of healing, reconciliation and hope.

Kathie PalazzoloThur 3:30 (Youth Pavilion)

MEMBER TRAINING Designed to address thespecific needs of those interested in becominginvolved in evangelism in the biking world withfocus on two major areas: personal spiritualgrowth and training for motorcycle ministry. Theseries of 12 video sessions and discussion willtake place over two days. Purchase your work-book in the Goodie Store before the first sessionon Friday.

Fri 1:00-3:30 and Sat 1:00-3:30(Iron Mountain Room)

MENTORING YOUNG LEADERS Using CMA'sLeaders in Training program to connect youngpeople (ages 18-25) to the ministry of CMA.

Charles & Tonya DavisThur 1:00 (Youth Pavilion)

ONE ANOTHER Are your relationship strategiesworking? Learn about principles that can beapplied to any personal relationship includingmarriage and friendships.

Hiram & Sharon VillaseñorThur 2:15 (Main Stage)

RUN FOR THE SON: THEN, NOW, NEXTRun for the Son is in its 28th year of changingthe world, one heart at a time around the world.Join us in celebrating what CMA members haveaccomplished, learn about current plans, andbrainstorm changes for tomorrow. Everyone isinvited and RFS Team leads at all levels areencouraged to attend.

Kerry GibsonFri 2:15 (Main Stage)

THE SPOKEN WORD Witnessing is more thanhanding someone a tract and walking away. Givethe gift of God's Word, bringing verses to life fornew believers, so that they are not overwhelmedor confused. These easy tips will give you theconfidence to share fearlessly!

Peter HelgersonThur 3:30 (Main Stage)

TODAY'S MOTORCYCLE MINISTRY The cul-ture of motorcycling is changing, how about yourministry?

Tom PalazzoloThur 1:00 (Main Stage)

UNDAUNTED JOY: MEET A BIBLESMUGGLER FROM IRAN Hear a story of hopefrom an Iranian church planter who was followedby the Iranian Secret police, beaten, and torturedfor his faith.

Ara TorosianFri 3:30 (Main Stage)

YOUTH MOVEMENT MEMBER TRAININGDesigned to focus your attention on preparingyourself for becoming an active, functioningmember of a local CMA Youth Movement, capa-ble and gifted for completing Jesus’ great call toevangelize the world. Purchase your workbook inthe Goodie Store for this DVD based instruction.This is the official required CMA member trainingfor young people ages 12-17.

Fri 1:00-3:15 (Youth Pavilion)Not all seminar recordings are reproduced.

Many previously recorded DVDS are available, by topic, in your Goodie Store.

Seminars by TitleThe of CMAWhether it is an interoffice memo or a nationwide blast to all employees,communication is vital for any company or organization. From the very

early days of Shirley Shreve keeping theCMA records in a shoe box and writinghundreds of personal letters in responseto requests for information, communica-tion has been the key for the growth,preservation, and integrity of the ministryof the Christian Motorcyclists Association.This critical need for broadcasting infor-mation birthed what has become CMA’smonthly published magazine, theHeartBeat.

September 2015 HeartBeat

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WEDNESDAY11:30 AM Fast Lane Discussion over Lunch (Limetree Restaurant)Noon Vendors Open until 7:00 PM5:30 PM M Ice Cream Benefit: Fresh Start Pregnancy Resource Center7:00 PM M Service: John Ogden Sr., CEO/Chairman CMA USA

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement

THURSDAY8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: Kerry Gibson, Vice President

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 PM12:30 PM Tour: CMA Support Center 1:00 PM Ride: Adventure Touring Ride1:00 PM Ride: Sport Bike Ride1:00-2:00 PM M Seminar: Today’s Motorcycle Ministry1:00-2:00 PM Y Seminar: Mentoring Young Leaders2:15-3:15 PM M Seminar: One Another2:15-3:15 PM Y Seminar: Here I am – Send Me!3:30-4:30 PM M Seminar: The Spoken Word3:30-4:30 PM Y Seminar: Let It Go5:30 PM M Dessert Benefit: Humane Society of the Ouachitas7:00 PM M Service: René Changuion, President CMA South Africa

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement

FRIDAY8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: John Ogden Jr., National Evangelist

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 PM★ 11:15 AM Commemorative 40th Anniversary Group Photo – Immediately

after service at the Bell Cross Tower12:30 PM Tour: CMA Support Center 1:00-2:00 PM M Seminar: Chapter Presidents Meeting1:00-3:15 PM Y Seminar: Youth Movement Member Training1:00-3:30 PM IM Seminar: Member Training (part 1 of 2)2:15-3:15 PM M Seminar: Run for the Son: Then, Now, Next3:30-4:30 PM M Seminar: Undaunted Joy; Meet a Bible Smuggler from Iran

Schedule of Events RFS LOOK WHAT GOD HAS DONEThe very first Run for the Son was held onMay 7, 1988 and has occurred every firstSaturday in May ever since. From theimpressive 200,000 dollars raised in thatfirst Run for the Son, through the firstmillion dollar RFS ten years later to theamazing 2014 total of $4,047,650.35,CMA has raised 53 million dollars in total.Unbelievable! We do indeed have an awe-some God! July 2015 HeartBeat

“Tools and Toggs”I could go on and list numbers and statis-tics; like the fact Bike Blessing sales havegone up over 40% in the last half dozenyears or that you, the members distrib-uted nearly 300,000 Gospel Cups andclose to 150,000 Ragg Tracts in 2014 orhow many likes and shares on socialmedia we have, but the point is; It worksfolks! God is continuing to use the toolsHe has inspired CMA to develop in thepast 40 years and the new ones He is giv-ing us today and in the future for chang-ing the world, one heart at a time.

August 2015 HeartBeat

LOCATION GUIDEM – Main Stage Iron Mountain Pavilion

Y – Youth Activities Center

IM – Iron Mountain Room by the playground

3:30-4:30 PM Y Seminar: Healing the Wounded Soul5:30 PM M Dessert Benefit: Mena Lioness7:00 PM M 40th Anniversary Celebration with Jerod McPherson, Vice President

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement

SATURDAY7:00 AM Special: Registration for 5K Run (Janssen Park)7:30 AM Special: Run for the Son 5K Run (Janssen Park)8:00 AM Prayer for the Nation (Bell Cross Tower)9:00 AM M Service: Rick Steffy, National Evangelist

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement11:00 AM Vendors Open until 7:00 pm12:30 PM Ride: Quad Ride12:30 PM Special: Line up for Parade1:00 PM Special: Parade1:30 PM Special: Drill Team & Games (Janssen Park)1:00-3:30 PM IM Seminar: Member Training (part 2 of 2)5:30 PM M Dessert Benefit: Aliyah House7:00 PM M Service: Roger Wilson, National Evangelist

IM & Y *Kidz for Christ & **Youth Movement

SUNDAY6:30 AM Breakfast Benefit: Salvation Army8:00 AM M Service: Randal Tebeau, National Evangelist

M *Kidz for Christ

*KIDZ FOR CHRIST services heldduring morning and evening sessions forages 4-12 with Larry & Mary Sims. Thisinteractive time is full of fun and learningabout God’s love and Jesus Christ. Music,puppets, and lessons will enrich your childand ignite their passion for the Gospel.Parents, please pick up your childrenimmediately following the service in theIron Mountain Room - Children’s Chapel.

**YOUTH MOVEMENTservices held during morning andevening sessions for ages 13 andolder in the Youth Activities Center.High energy learning, Bible study,and worship.

From No Org to Dot OrgHerb Shreve never expected the flurry ofresponses he got from an almost forgot-ten ad he had placed in a national maga-zine, months earlier. But there it was, inthe form of an overflowing mail box,God’s definitive answer to the question,“was there any interest in an organizationcombining Christianity and motorcy-cling?”! The discovery of a whole familyof “Christian motorcyclists” that wasexcited at the prospect of joining a groupconnecting Christ to motorcycling was arevelation.

May 2015 HeartBeat

Memorial StonesOur first hands on, up close visit in 1990to step foot on CMA property in Hatfield,Arkansas and confirm that it was for real,was an eye-opener even then. If you havenever traveled to Hatfield and visited theInternational Support Center, IronMountain facility, or the new Multi-Purpose Building you are missing themost visible reminder of the amazing andremarkable things God has done over thelast 40 years; clearly CMA’s memorialstones.

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Rides–Take a self-guided ride where you can tour thecountry, visit, and minister with the local community!

ADVENTURE TOURING RIDE–Thursday 1:00 PM–Get off thebeaten path and ride the Ouachitas on mixture of dirt and pavement.Self-guided departure from Northside Shopping Center (acrossfrom Wal-Mart). PROTECTIVE GEAR REQUIRED. Be fueled up andready to go.

FAST LANE SPORT BIKE RIDE–Thursday 1:00 PM–If youlike twists, turns, and hills, this is the ride for you! Self-guideddeparture from Northside Shopping Center (across from Wal-Mart). PROTECTIVE GEAR REQUIRED. Be fueled up and readyto go!

QUAD RIDE–Saturday 12:30 PM–Meet at Walmart at12:15 for a 12:30 departure. Location to be determinedbased on conditions of trails. Ride length approximate-ly 3 hours. Bring drinks, snacks, goggles and handker-chief in case of dust. (Self-guided riding opportunitiesavailable all week. Maps available at the InformationBooth.)

Rides

BIBLE BUDDIES area will be available during main services, in the Pavilion, forinfants through age 4. Parents, please be available in the Pavilion in case you areneeded. You are also welcome to stay and listen to the service while tending to yourchild.

Services are viewable live for friends and family atnew.livestream.com/cmausalive.

Help by turning off Wi-Fi when not in use and during services, and by disabling system/app updates over Wi-Fi while visiting Iron Mountain.

CMA at WorkWe all know that no one can come to Jesus unless the Father draws them(John 14:6), but the Scripture also asks how can they believe if they don’thear and how can they hear if no one tells them? (Romans 10:14). So itis obvious that if a ministry is going to be successful in evangelizing acertain group of people they need some sort of Holy Spirit inspired

method or strategy, if you will, to gain avoice among those people. The ChristianMotorcyclists Association at its root is pri-marily a ministry to bikers by bikers.Being a rider and a kindred spirit will getyou entrance to the group but it isn’t nec-essarily enough to gain a voice. “Earningthe right to speak” has been the provenmethod of the Christian MotorcyclistsAssociation for forty years. How do we dothat? By becoming a servant to those weare called to influence with the Gospel.

March 2015 HeartBeat

40 years of Ministry-Naming NamesThere are 23 men listed here, representingmany different abilities, God-given talentsand unique personalities. Over the last 40years, each one in their own way con-tributed to the success and effectivenessof this ministry in the role of Evangelist.The accepted definition of evangelist is“one who presents the Gospel usually inlarge public settings.” That doesn’t evenscratch the surface of what a CMAEvangelist is called to be; preacher,teacher, people manager, peace keeper,event planner, motivator, problem solver,organizer, writer, spiritual mentor, world traveler and mission leader, andif that isn’t enough they are expected to display all seven attributes of thefruit of the Spirit.

April 2015 HeartBeat

40TH ANNIVERSARY celebration activities include: CMA’s Biggest Group Photo at the BellCross Tower immediately after Friday’s morningservice. If you’ve got your rally shirt or yourgroup has their state rally shirts – wear ‘em!Don’t miss the 40th Anniversary Celebrationservice Friday night! See the drone buzzingaround on Iron Mountain during the rally takingone-of-a-kind video footage and photos! Limitededition 40th Anniversary Goodies including aDVD/CD Rom of 40 Years in Pictures and 2015HeartBeat articles. Visit backdrops throughoutthe grounds for your own special photo memo-ries. #CMA40th

CMA NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER TOURS: Goodies Mini-Store,Multi-Purpose Building, Chapel, Support Center and Media Studio–Thursday &Friday–12:30 PM-Come see the Goodies Mini-Store… now open year round! Home ofRun for the Son, the HeartBeat, CMA Goodies, and so much more! Meet at the frontentrance of the CMA Multi-Purpose Building promptly at 12:30 PM, two miles south ofIron Mountain on Highway 71 on the right (see map in packet). Large groups will be splitinto smaller groups and taken in turn.

FAST LANE DISCUSSION–Wednesday 11:30 AM–Meet over lunch at LimetreeRestaurant where you can grab a bite to eat on your own and join in a discussion aboutwhat Fast Lane outreach has been doing this year and talk about plans for the future.

PARADE!–Saturday 1:00 PM–The community will be lining the highway as we ride fromIron Mountain to Mena. Staging begins at 12:30 at the main entrance. Parade begins at1:00 PM. Bring a pair of socks for the Nursing Home Sock Drive!

DRILL TEAM–Saturday–Join us next to Janssen Park at First Baptist Mena at 811 PortArthur Ave., where the parade will conclude. Special demonstration by the Glory BoundDrill Team, sharing the love of Jesus since 2009 as an outreach of CMA Glory Boundchapter #454 in Wichita Falls, Texas. Meet the team and learn how your chapter candevelop a drill team for outreach.

VENDORS–Concessions, patches & sewing, leather, M/C products and accessories, cus-tom pin striping and murals, M/C trailers and campers! Open daily from 11:00 AM until7:00 PM. Check vendor booths for additional early morning or late evening hours.

DOOR PRIZES–Visit the vendors and have your Door Prize card validated for a dailydrawing. The earlier you enter, the more opportunities to win! Drawing winners postedafter each morning service in the vendor area where you turned your ticket in.

Activities

RUN FOR THE SON 5K FUN RUN/WALK–Saturday 7:30 AM–Registration at 7:00 AMat Janssen Park in Mena. See packet insert for more information. Sponsor &Registration forms available at Finance Booth.

God’s Men for a SeasonMost organizations of any longevity gothrough transitions over their lifetime andthe ministry of the Christian MotorcyclistsAssociation has been no different. In thelast 40 years we have had three strongleaders in their own right who were clearlyGod’s choice for leadership of the ministryduring those seasons. February 2015 HeartBeat

RUN FOR THE SON representatives are herefrom Open Doors, Missionary Ventures, andThe JESUS Film Project®. Visit with themand get information about these world-reaching ministries at their booths.

WI-FI is free with limited access. Help by turning off Wi-Fi when not in use

and during services, and by disabling system/app updates over Wi-Fi while

visiting Iron Mountain.

LOST & FOUND at Info Booth. Please turnvaluables in to rally staff or Info Booth volunteer.

FIRST AID for minor needs andblood pressure checks.

2016 RUN FOR THE SON PACKETSVisit the RFS Booth to order packets or

pick-up pre-ordered chapter packets. Nowavailable, download packets and brochures

at www.cmausa.org/run-for-the-son.

TELL US YOUR STORY – CMA wants to hear what God has done in your life throughthe ministry of CMA! The Filming Station opens 30 minutes after evening services for one-half hour. Your personal stories of God’s power at work will be encouraging to others andmay be used in future projects. Please keep your story under two minutes and be readyto tell it in your own words without using notes. Filming is located in the Pavilion next tothe World Map.

FINANCE STATIONPRE-PURCHASE MEAL TICKETSAvailable services include: one time dona-

tions, setting up recurring draft or credit carddonations, ordering a Paving the Way paver,

and purchasing meal or ice tickets.

RUN FOR THE SON FUNDRAISINGBOOTHS Great opportunity to get ideas foryour own fundraising projects! Visit CMAmembers in the pavilion where you can pur-chase items benefitting Run for the Son.Shared table space available on a first-come,first-serve basis, open to all CMA membersfor their projects with all proceeds going toRun for the Son. QUILTS for purchase orsilent auction can be viewed on walls. BIKEWASH with Tom Stiglitz available all week,weather permitting, on Iron Mountain.

SERVANT’S HEART opportunities to volunteer. Have you seen the Iron Mountain Volunteer T-Shirt, patch or pin and wondered how to get one? Helping is how. This is your opportunity touse the natural abilities and gifts that God has equipped you with to serve. Servant’s Heart oppor-tunities are posted at the Info Booth. Help is needed in many areas including Traffic & Parking,Prayer Team, Grounds, and Childcare. Additionally, First Aid, Kitchen, and Restroom sign up isat each of those locations. We thank you for blessing us at Colors with your servant’s heart!

Iron Mountain Pavilion

SERVANT’S HEART VOLUNTEER INCENTIVES enter a drawing for daily volunteer “Thank You”gift! Enter at the Info Booth. In addition, volunteers receive Rally Bucks valid towards CMA Goodies,Iron Mountain kitchen meals, volunteer T-shirts/patches/pins. Rally Bucks can be combined bychapters for purchases such as cases of Bibles or Gospel Cups. Get yours today!

INFORMATION BOOTH with localinformation and brochures, rally informa-tion, schedule of events, and volunteer sign-up. Rally feedback is important to us forfuture events; please turn in your commentforms here.

This year, we have been celebrating what God has done through the min-istry during the last forty years. I am pleased with what God has

accomplished and am encouraged for where we are going. God has brought usto this time to continue to grow us for what He has called us to in the future. Heis leading us as a ministry into a spiritual renewal. As we move forward, a spiritof renewal and revival is going to sweep through the ministry of CMA.

As our Seasons of Refreshing material for 2016 is being developed, we sensethe leading of the Holy Spirit to focus on spiritual renewal. Without a doubt, weneed a revival to sweep our country. What God is doing by bringing revival willnot only flow through our ministry, but will flow through other ministries, andinto those around us. But, we must remember, spiritual renewal is a personalthing and always starts with us.

We have a tendency to see ourselves in the natural, but Jesus views us in thespiritual realm. What did Jesus see when He picked the disciples? They were aninteresting group of people: fishermen, tax collectors, zealots (a radical politicalgroup), ordinary people. They were probably the last people anyone would havepicked to carry the Christian faith to reach the entire world with the message ofJesus. In spite of what they looked like in the natural, Jesus saw in them menwhose hearts would stand fast in the face of persecution, whose hearts andsouls could be entrusted with the message of life.

How does He see you and me? Does He see us as we see ourselves or does Hesee someone that is anointed to accomplish the will that He has set within us?As we look at ourselves in the mirror we have one image, but Jesus sees us aswe can be in Him. Everything that we need to accomplish His will has been setbefore us and the price has been paid. He has created each of us for a greatdestiny. He looks beyond where we are to where we can be in Him. It is thedevil’s desire to defeat us, hold us back, and make us believe that we cannotaccomplish anything. Jesus died that we might have life and have it more abun-dantly. He intercedes for us and sees us as very powerful and anointed men andwomen of God.

I challenge you to take a fresh look at who you are and who God’s Worddeclares you to be. May you walk in the faith and the power of God and notbelieve the lies of this world. You were created on purpose, for a purpose, andeverything you have need of rests in our obedience to follow Christ. Go andconquer yourself and your part of the world and see Jesus’ destiny fulfilled inyou. CMA

By JOHN Ogden Sr.

PLAYGROUND for ages 12 and younger.Open daily between services. Closed after dark.

Parents, please help supervise your children to ensurea fun and safe environment for everyone.

SHUTTLE SERVICE betweenSupport Center and Iron Mountain ½

hour before and after morning & eveningservices. Pick up on Sunflower Lane in

the Support Center campground

Pets must be controlled on a leash and arenot permitted in buildings. Service animals

acceptable. Pick up after your pet and be cour-teous of others by observing quiet times.

IRON MOUNTAIN FACILITY is no alcohol,no firearms, and outside-only smoking. Rulesfor the grounds are found in your registrationpacket and are available at the Info Booth.Please refer to this information on vehicles,trailers, road rules, camping, pets, and facilitypolicies. Thank you!

Daily Trash Pickup on IM.Leave your bagged camp trash on the mainroad, at the ends of the bike paths, at 8:00 AMand 2:00 PM daily and a team will drivethrough to pick up. Thank you Grounds Crew!

IRON MOUNTAIN PARKINGHandicap parking available at thePavilion. Handicap drop offs are available by the glass doors.Motorcycle parking is by the Bell CrossTower and next to the Pavilion.Trailer parking is beyond the “BK” RVcamping. Please take your trailer asfar back as possible. Trailers parked invehicle parking areas will be moved.The main drive and the bike paths arefor moving vehicles only. Please parkso that traffic flow is not hindered.

On-Site Meals on Iron Mountain – Wednesday night thru Saturday nightBreakfast $6.00: 7:00-8:30 AMSouthern Country Breakfast & Bagel Bar with JuiceLunch $7.00: 11:30-1:00 PMSoup, Salad & Sandwich Bar with Iced TeaSupper $8.00: 5:00-6:30 PM Gourmet Salad with Nightly Choice Entrée with Iced Tea

IRON MOUNTAIN RULES OF THE ROAD

✔ Follow all instructions from traffic directors.

✔ Use caution when riding on IronMountain. Be aware of children, animals, and pedestrians!

✔ Parking is restricted on the road and bike paths.

✔ North Exit onto Hwy 71 is for north-bound travel only.

✔ Be careful entering and exiting IronMountain.

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The 2015 HeartBeat issues featured articles focusing on 40

years of ministry within CMA. We’ve included highlights of

these articles here in our commemorative rally program. See

what God has done through CMA in the past 40 years!

Want to read the complete 40th articles?Scan the QR code to read past and

current e-HeartBeat issues!

The Birth of CMAHeber Shreve; horseman, pastor, biker, evangelist and founder of theChristian Motorcyclists Association struggled in his calling to evangelizethe motorcycling world. From his first visit to a motorcycle rally and eye

opening look at the biker lifestyle, heprayed; “Please God, send someone tohelp these people. But please…don’t let itbe me.” As he visited rally after rally theHoly Spirit continued the conviction andHerb’s heart began to change along withhis prayers. “Lord,” he prayed, “You knowI’ll go wherever You want me to go, anddo whatever you want me to do. I justhope You don’t want me to start riding amotorcycle on a full-time basis. But if thatis what you have in mind…please give mea willing and obedient heart.”

January 2015 HeartBeat