About this episode

Alita Acosta shares her journey in motorcycle ministry, discussing faith, community outreach, and the impact of Adventist Motorcycle Ministry.

A moving conversation with Alita Acosta of Adventist Motorcycle Ministry for a story about faith, family, and life on two wheels. Alita shares her Cuban and Puerto Rican roots, her path through ministry and nursing, and how a simple hobby grew into a calling to reach riders with the gospel. This conversation covers the start of Adventist Motorcycle Ministry, the first meetings in Fort Myers, the meaning behind the vest, and the practical ways AMM serves local churches and communities. You'll also hear how the group meets people where they are, at bike events, gas stations, roadside stops, and church outreach efforts, with kindness, prayer, and real conversation. If you've ever wondered how motorcycle culture and ministry connect, this episode gives a clear look at what AMM does and why it matters. Alita's story is grounded, warm, and full of purpose. Connect with Mission SONlight and hear more stories behind ministry and mission. Follow Mission SONlight: [ https://www.MissionSONlight.org ] More from Network 7: [ https://www.Network7.org ] Email: hello@missionsonlight.org Call or text: 423.855.4877 0:00 Welcome to Mission SONlight Chat 1:33 Alita's background 5:48 Family and faith…

People in this episode

Host: Mission SONlight

Guest: Alita Acosta

Topics covered

• motorcycle ministry
• faith
• community outreach
• Adventist Motorcycle Ministry
• personal story
• spirituality

Keywords

• motorcycle ministry
• faith
• Adventist Motorcycle Ministry
• community outreach
• Alita Acosta
• spirituality
• Cuban roots
• Puerto Rican roots
• biking culture

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Adventist Motorcycle Ministry, Mission SONlight, Network 7 Media Center

Places: Fort Myers, Papua New Guinea

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