Bluffton Presbyterian holds Bike to Church Sunday on July 17
Bluffton Presbyterian Church, 112 N. Main, is having Bike to Church Sunday on July 17, when you are invited to pedal from your home to worship at 10:15 a.m.
Following the regular worship service in the sanctuary, a special "blessing of the bikes" will be held on the church lawn.
Organizers note, "By biking to church, you will get to worship, stay active, save on gas money, and lower your carbon footprint! Bikes may be placed in the bike rack in the alley or in the yard during worship. See you then, and don't forget your helmet!"
This is, perhaps not coincidentally, the day after the Bluffton Ride to Remember. You can learn about this event at www.ridetoremember.net.
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