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headed out to Grand Island, Nebraska. On day 22 I just couldn't believe it was over! e three weeks ew by! We mounted up aer coee and 8Ball discussed his early exit in Kansas for some family time. We rode the rst 300 miles together then I would do the last leg solo. Ministry is a 24/7 activity, and yet we agreed that we both felt the primary goals and purposes had been achieved and completed. Sadness came over me as I crossed Nebraska knowing the end of the road was in sight. I focused on reecting on the sights and sounds of the north. When we reached Kansas I was looking for ways to extend the trip. My mind wandered in no particular direction, perhaps California, or the upper Great Lakes would be a good detour. However, once I hit the Oklahoma border, I felt I was almost home. I spend so much time in Oklahoma, it really does feel like home in a way. e sounds of the "Second Chance Band" on my COM system brought my mind back into focus. ankfully we had 9000 miles of issue free high- way. God divinely protected us the entire way. e principal understanding I derived from the experience was the power of prayer. We had 2-3 times the number of people praying for us this trip, and our ministry production was 2-3 times greater than past missions. However you look at it, some- thing was dierent about us, and the mission eld in which we were working, and the only identiable dierence was "more prayer". GraceRiderMag.com July/August 2015 53