Our Leadership Team

Travis Snipes — Road Captain

Cross Roads Motorcycle Ministry

I've been riding motorcycles since I was 15 years old. Today, I ride a 2016 Harley-Davidson Ultra Limited, which happens to be my first Harley. Riding has always been something I've enjoyed, but I believe God can use that passion for something much greater than just putting miles on a motorcycle.

I've been blessed to be married to my incredible wife, Heather, for over 17 years, and together we have three amazing children. My family is one of God's greatest blessings in my life.

I've been a member of Lancaster First Pentecostal Holiness Church since 2001, and over the years, I've had the privilege of serving in several different ministries. Those experiences have helped me understand that serving God isn't just about what we do inside the church. It's about how we love and serve people every day.

God has given me a special heart for those who cannot speak for themselves, especially babies and children. I believe every child is a precious gift from God, and I want to do whatever I can to encourage, support, and help create opportunities for them to experience the love of Jesus.

I'm also involved with Mission M25, an outreach ministry of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church inspired by Matthew 25. Through this ministry, we have opportunities to put our faith into action by serving others, supporting families and children, and reaching people who need encouragement and hope.

As Road Captain of Cross Roads Motorcycle Ministry, my goal is to help lead our rides in a safe, organized, and Christ-centered way. But more importantly, I want every ride to be an opportunity to build relationships, strengthen our fellowship, and share the Gospel.

I believe that when we ride together with a purpose, we're doing more than enjoying the open road. We're creating opportunities for God to use us to make a difference in someone's life.

My heart for this ministry is simple: Protect those who cannot protect themselves, serve others with a willing heart, and use every mile as an opportunity to share the love of Jesus Christ.

All roads lead to Jesus!

Donnie Miller — Chaplain

Cross Roads Motorcycle Ministry

I've always believed that serving God means more than just talking about His love. It means being willing to put that love into action.

As a United States Army veteran who served tours in Iraq, I understand the importance of brotherhood, sacrifice, and standing beside others when they need someone most. My military service helped shape my heart for those who have served our country, especially veterans who may be facing battles long after their time in uniform has ended.

Motorcycles have given me another opportunity to build relationships, serve others, and share the love of Jesus Christ.

I'm actively involved in the motorcycle community and serve with Mission M25, an outreach ministry of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church inspired by Matthew 25. I also serve as the South Carolina Conference Point Man for Mission M25.

Through this ministry, we work to reach people who are often overlooked, including veterans, struggling families, mothers, and children. Mission M25 supports efforts such as Run for the Wall, which honors our military veterans, and outreach supporting Falcon Children's Home and Royal Home Ministries, which provide care and encouragement to children and mothers in need.

I have a special place in my heart for mothers and children who need someone to stand beside them, as well as the men and women who have sacrificed so much in service to our country.

As Chaplain of Cross Roads Motorcycle Ministry, I want to be someone people can turn to for prayer, encouragement, spiritual guidance, or simply a listening ear.

I believe that sometimes the greatest ministry happens outside the walls of a church, when we take the time to meet people where they are and show them that somebody genuinely cares.

My heart for this ministry is simple: Honor those who have served, stand beside those who are hurting, protect and encourage our families, and share the love of Jesus through our actions.

All roads lead to Jesus!

Genna Turer — Secretary

Cross Roads Motorcycle Ministry

While I'm a newer motorcycle rider, motorcycles have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up around the motorcycle community has given me a genuine love for riding, the friendships, and the sense of family that comes with it.

My greatest passion, however, is growing in my relationship with Jesus Christ. I love digging deep into God's Word, studying what I've been taught, asking questions, and discovering biblical truth for myself. I believe our faith becomes stronger when we take the time to truly understand Scripture rather than simply accepting what we're told.

I've always been someone who pays close attention to the little details, because I believe even the smallest things can make a big difference. I also have a genuine passion for helping others. Whether someone needs encouragement, a helping hand, or simply someone willing to listen, I want to be there.

As Secretary of Cross Roads Motorcycle Ministry, I'm excited to use those qualities to help our ministry grow, stay organized, and make a difference in people's lives.

I believe serving God isn't always about doing something big or being in the spotlight. Sometimes it's the small acts of kindness, the willingness to serve, and simply showing up for someone that make the greatest impact.

My heart for this ministry is simple: Grow in God's Word, serve with a willing heart, and never overlook an opportunity to make a difference in someone's life.

All roads lead to Jesus!

Landen Knight — Sergeant of Arms

Cross Roads Motorcycle Ministry

I've been riding motorcycles for about three years and currently ride a 2022 Harley-Davidson Road Glide. While I may be one of the younger members of the motorcycle community, I've always considered myself an old soul.

I enjoy sitting down with those who have traveled the road before me, listening to their stories, learning from their experiences, and growing in my understanding of both the motorcycle community and God's Word.

I have a heart for the Lord and believe that serving Him means being willing to serve others. Whether someone needs a helping hand, encouragement, or simply someone to listen, I want to be there.

I've always been pretty easygoing, and I believe God has given me the ability to bring peace and calm when situations become difficult. As Sergeant of Arms, I want to use that gift to help create an environment where everyone feels safe, respected, and welcome.

My heart for this ministry is simple: Serve others, keep learning, and be a reflection of the peace and love of Jesus Christ.