Bikers for God Modern Crusaders Series
The first of the Modern Crusaders series. A documentation of the iconic group Bikers, namely Bikers for God. A look at the changing face of Christianity in modern society.
Biker Todd Groo, officially Rev. Todd Groo, breaks all social stereotypical thinking of how society views bikers. He may look the part of a Hell's Angel, but instead of spreading fear and violence like some bikers, Todd's mission is to “Spread the word of God”.
Travelling from town to town across the USA with a Christian biker club, Chariots of Light, law-abiding Rev. Groo rides his 1991 custom-made Harley Davidson through all terrain, sharing his testimony of deliverance from drugs and alcohol. Spreading the gospel, praying for the sick and bringing love and peace to the people. Far from the reality of disruptive, violent and outlaw biker gangs.
The Christian biker scene is a growing phenomenon compared to the conservative religious American culture. With clubs such as The Tribe of Judah and The Christian Motorcyclists Association starting to expand around the world, while the traditional churches appear to be decreasing. Is this a taste of what to expect in the future from the modern-day church?
Highly Commended, Observer Hodge Award 2001
Highly Commended, Sunday Times Ian Parry Award 2002
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