Spoke Folk by Kristin Suchoski
Hey everyone! My name is Kristin, or some people know me as kwall. My maiden name is Wallace, so that became my nickname and it stuck! I wanted to share with you how I came to Jesus, which is through … Continued
Part of God’s Plan by Kelsey Kimmelman
Two days shy of my fifteenth birthday, my parents dropped me off at a church in eastern Pennsylvania for my first Spoke Folk tour. I didn’t know anyone who had ever done Spoke Folk, so I was a little anxious. … Continued
Different Abilities, Different Gifts by PJ Thacker
One of the greatest blessings from ministries like Spoke Folk is coming to see that it is possible for people with different abilities and different gifts and who may be on different places along the road of faith to truly … Continued
Why a Bike by Kelsey Kimmelman
Relationships Biking is a unique way to travel 50 miles every day and an unusual aspect of a Christian ministry. This part of Spoke Folk gives us opportunity to start conversations with people about our ministry and our faith. As … Continued
The Impact of Spoke Folk by Drew Roach
Community, unconditional love, God, biking and family. Somehow, Spoke Folk combines these five things to make the biggest impact imaginable on a person’s life. Specifically, mine. When my mom told me I had to spend two weeks of my summer … Continued
Biking on Spoke Folk by Abby Schiwitz
Biking; an activity that the majority of us learn how to do when we’re little. When I was younger, biking was a way for me to get from place to place. I never imagined that it would turn into a … Continued
God’s Timing by PJ Thacker
2003 was a year that marked a turning point for my life. That was the year of my first Spoke Folk tour, MD 03. Why did I wait until I was 57 years old to go on tour? There were … Continued
What is this Spoke Folk you speak of?
I’ve been part of this amazing community since 2001 and I still engage in conversations around the question “what is Spoke Folk?” The canned answer from years past is that Spoke Folk is a bicycle, musical, relational ministry that bikes … Continued