I have been sick for a long time and to be honest I lost my fire for running so I haven't been out there in a while. I went 21 miles this week and I feel great. The one thing that gets me going is the support from my friends. Saturday morning runs at Kava House seem to be the cure, not just the run but the support and encouragement.
I have been stressed out about a ton of stuff and I thought finding time to run would be impossible. Funny thing though, running was the thing that got me to feel unstressed and focused. Out on the road with just me and my shoes and maybe a friend or two is when I really connect with God. I think about the things in my life that are important and I feel blessed.
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Our Mission
Run 125 miles from the Ronald McDonald House in Ann Arbor to Blaine Cemetery in Kentwood at Faith Grace Miles' final resting place.
Share our faith with others so the goodness and greatness of God may be brought to light.
Raise awareness of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH), something that is very near and dear to the hearts of our team.
Raise money for the Ronald Mcdonald House of Ann Arbor.
Bring as many people to Christ along with us on our journey as we can because the journey is never over.
Share our faith with others so the goodness and greatness of God may be brought to light.
Raise awareness of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH), something that is very near and dear to the hearts of our team.
Raise money for the Ronald Mcdonald House of Ann Arbor.
Bring as many people to Christ along with us on our journey as we can because the journey is never over.
About Me
- Clint
- I am married to the most beautiful person in the world. She also happens to be my best friend. I have a son, Evan, he is the best little buddy ever. I currently attend Cornerstone University as a part of their ministry leadership program.
My Story
My journey has taken me from a life of anger and self pity to a life full of hope and renewel. I have experienced the loss of my older Brother an my Mom all in about the course of a year, starting in 2007 with my brother. In the middle of this at the age of 25 I had back surgery, something that would result in me slipping into deeper depression and anger. In the fall of 2008 I was finally strong enough to let go. I had to let go of myself and my control so Jesus Christ could finally have what He deserves, my cooperation. Since I learned how to listen to Jesus my life has been something worth living for. I learned how to be a leader in my family, a loving husband, and a father. God put some people in my life that made this journey a little easier for me. Chris, Ken, Howard, Tom, and Joe asked me to run with them on saturday mornings. Little did I know this would turn into a 200 mile relay race, multiple 5k races (I broke my 20 min. goal on my Mom's one year of passing with a 19:39 time), and my first full marathon in September of 2009. That's where the idea for running from Ann Arbor was born.
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