There’s not a day in the week that an RFC chaplain or ministry assistant isn’t serving somewhere - a race track, a car show, a home Bible study, a wedding, a funeral, a hospital visit…the list goes on. 

Here’s a sampling of recent “appearances” where an RFC team member served and had an impact: 

• Asked to give a drivers’ meeting prayer…the track’s first time requesting! 

• Handed out bottled water to drivers in the lanes and at the top of the track 

• Officiated the celebration of life for a driver’s mother who’d passed 

• Cooked for a crowd of drag boat racers 

• Helped clean up an oil down 

• Prayed at the track hospital with a woman who’d been burned 

• Asked the blessing at a racing org’s national fundraising dinner 

• Offered prayers of comfort for sickness & passing of loved ones, flooding, fire, troubled families 

• Helped a family pack their RV so they could follow an ambulance to the hospital 

• Shadowed a senior chaplain to “learn the ropes” 

• Counseled a man struggling with doubt and temptation, another experiencing frustration and humiliation 

All the above were in addition to ”the usual” prayers and encouragement offered in the lanes and pits at racing events. 

RFC volunteers are much more than the chaplains in motorsports – they’re valued members of a tight-knit community. They’re friends, confidants, sounding boards, and supporters. And they’re repeatedly thanked for their presence, wherever they serve. 

 If you support RFC, we thank you for getting them there!