Race for Possible - Wisconsin

Life changing adventure with eternal impact. Are you ready to make a difference?

Since 1948 JAARS has been making Bible translation and language development possible—especially in the most remote and difficult places on earth. Much has changed since then, but our mission is fundamentally the same.

More than 600 million people speaking roughly 5,000 languages have little-to-no Scripture in a language they can fully understand—their mother tongue, or heart language.  And when they can’t understand what they read or hear, the life transforming power of the gospel is stopped in its tracks.

You can help do something about that.

The Race for Possible is a fundraising adventure race, held annually in prime locations across the US. The Race helps bridge the adrenaline rush of adventure sport many individuals crave and the extreme adventure to which Jesus calls his Church—to make disciples of all nations.

By competing in Race for Possible your team helps:

• raise funds to support projects directly related to Bible translation
• multiply the impact of Bible translation
• provide motorbikes to help meet the transportation needs of national translators 
• transform lives through providing greater access to mother-tongue Scripture and Biblical resources

When: September 20-21, 2019

Where: Expeditions Unlimited, Baraboo, WI
This race is hosted by JAARS in partnership with Expeditions Unlimited located on the edge of Devil’s Lake State Park near Baraboo, Wisconsin. You will paddle the waters of Devil’s Lake, scale the amazing rock formations in the park, be challenged by a high ropes challenge course, and hike the rugged Wisconsin terrain.

Registration $149/person (covers lodging, food, race elements, Friday night and Saturday programs)

Join us as a participant, donor, or corporate sponsor and help make Bible translation possible.

*Age requirement: must be 16 years or older; anyone under 18 must have written parental consent, an adult must be on the team, and all participants will need to sign the Jaars Race for Possible Standard of Conduct Agreement.