Our Ministry

Paid In Full Motorcycle Ministry is a two-fold ministry, as a church and as a motorcycle outreach ministry. We minister to people that are outcasts and rejects from society, many of whom would never find a comfortable home in most churches. These are bikers, drug addicts, alcoholics, those that are down and out. Yet, with Paid In Full they have found a home.

Pastor Jose and his wife, Betsy never envisioned starting a church, but it became obvious that these people needed a church in which they could be fed in the Spirit and to grow in Christ. The motorcycle outreach ministry became the evangelistic arm of the church, reaching beyond the walls of the church to bring the good news of Jesus to the world.

The trials are many but as usual the good Lord overcomes.

As our Lord has been blessing and loving us through our lives He has put a vision in our minds and our hearts of a new beginning.

He has instructed us to be “renewed in the spirit of our minds and to put on the new self, which in the likeness of God has been created in righteousness and holiness of the truth”.

We can never repay the debt our Lord Jesus paid for us, but we will always be in His debt and in His service.

To put off the old and to put on the new and truly be born again is a refreshing and exciting beginning.

The vision that our Lord has given to us is …

“Paid In Full” Motorcycle ministry.

Paid In Full - What We Do

Paid in Full Motorcycle Ministry goes on motorcycle runs, attending biker functions across the state and beyond. While at these functions, we engage in personal evangelism, holding a meeting sharing the Gospel though music, testimonies and preaching. Since many of these biker runs are held over night or for a few days, an informal campsite meeting will draw others to hear what is going on.

The motorcycle itself is an awesome ministry tool. The motorcycle seems to hold a fascination with many people. Just the sight of a group of motorcycles at a gas station or in a restaurant parking lot is enough to draw them to come over to the bikes to admire them and talk to us. Usually the conversation starts out about motorcycles and always ends about Jesus. Many people have come to know Jesus as Lord and Savior just because they saw a motorcycle and wanted to talk with a biker.

We will go to other churches to minister in a service or to assist them in their outreach efforts. We are servants called to minister not only to the "lost" but to our families in Christ as well. For many people, it is hard to equate the words, "biker" and "Christian".

It is even harder, for some people, to see these "biker people", dressed in leathers, with long hair, beards, many covered in tattoos as brothers or sisters in the Lord. Generally, during a church service, once hearing the incredible testimonies of how God has changed lives, being ministered to in music, hearing an anointed message preached by a "biker" pastor and being ministered to in prayer by someone in a leather vest, people are blessed. We are often met at the end of the service by someone, usually older and in a suit or by a well groomed lady, with tears in their eyes hugging the neck of their biker brother or sister.

Our purpose is not to be different, but to help the church in the community see that there are all kinds of people who need Jesus and that it takes all kinds of people to reach them. The idea is that we can all work together to win the lost for Christ. We are family whether we dress in a suit or in leather. The impact on many churches has been profound.

What we are about, "is spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ." Whether we are on the road or in a church, we are Christ's Ambassadors. The early circuit riders rode horses. We are privileged to ride motorcycles. The idea is still the same, "taking the Gospel to the world!"