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I am cycling solo from the headwaters of the Mississippi River to the Gulf. The mission objectives are: 1) to meet others with mental and physical disabilities, 2) to use this medium as a ministry, and 3) to be an inspiration, to be inspired and to share the gospel. My challenges have left room for empathy and compassion and given me the desire to push myself and others to be their best. I hope to utilize my love of stories and the people in them to enter people's lives and affect a tangible improvement. I cannot estimate the amount or type of change, but I do know we all are looking for more joy and fulfillment that I believe only the Lord can provide.
When:August 20, 2011 - October 21, 2011 (60 days on the road).
Where: the headwaters of the Mississippi River Lake Itasca, MN to New Orleans, LA ( 1,912 miles). Youtube Updates

Thursday, November 14, 2013

A River Tale


This film was way too long in coming.
Their were many challenges in producing the film.
I stated over five times for various resigns. This was a process, when I started taking the footage of my trip I had no intention of making a documentary film but that is what happened.

Thank you and enjoy.
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  1. UnknownNovember 4, 2015 at 12:39 PM

    Hello Brian, this is Julius Gandy .You probably don`t remember me ,but we meet at a hotel in Natchez, Ms about 3 years ago. It was a pleasant and kind moment. It was wonderful to have spoke with you, we prayed together and that was awsome. We both were preparing to get back on the road. You gave me your email address on a post card and i placed it in my glove compartment. You wrote great to meet you and God bless. My prayer to you is that i pray you have and will reach all of your goals. If you are ever in Starkville, Ms please get up with me. You can contact me at the Sheriff Office. Deputy Gandy.

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