Christian Encounter Ranch

🛼 RANCH AT THE RINK is coming! 🛼

If you’re in the Roseville area—or don’t mind making the drive—grab your skates and join us for an evening of fun at Roller King Skate Center!

📅 Thursday, July 9
🕕 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Roller King Skate Center
889 Riverside Ave.
Roseville, CA 95678

💲 Roller King’s 3 Buck Thursday

$3 Admission
$3 Skate Rental
Just $6 + fees!

A portion of all admissions and skate rentals during this event will benefit Christian Encounter Ranch’s school update project, helping improve the learning environment for the students we serve.

But this night is about more than skating.

Because this is an open public skate, it’s also a wonderful opportunity to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Whether you’re encouraging someone at a table, talking with a family, or simply showing kindness on the skate floor, every smile, conversation, and act of love can point someone toward Christ.

So invite your friends, your family, your church, and your youth group. Let’s fill the rink, have an incredible time together, and be a light in our community.

Come skate. Come serve. Come shine the love of Jesus. ❤️🛼

A huge THANK YOU to Maurer Law for becoming a 2026 Agony Ride Corporate Sponsor with an incredible gift of $14,000!

Maurer Law serves Northern California individuals and families, helping them move forward after serious injury or loss. Their generosity will help Christian Encounter Ranch continue providing hope, healing, education, and the love of Jesus Christ to youth in need.

Would your business like to make a difference too? Join Maurer Law and other community-minded companies by becoming an Agony Ride Corporate Sponsor.

Learn more here:
https://agonyride.org/riders/corporate-sponsor/

Together, we can change lives—one rider, one sponsor, and one transformed student at a time.

"Born in Kansas, Ally was only with her bio mom for nine months. Because the living conditions were far from ideal, Ally’s aunt from California came and removed her from the squalor. (We will refer to Ally’s aunt now as 'mom.') Back in California, Ally had a year with her new parents before her parents divorced. This left Ally’s mother in the lurch with a toddler to care and provide for.

In first grade, Ally was diagnosed with ADHD. 'I had to take at least seven different meds before they found one that worked….But I was always tired and had no appetite.'"

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Student profile: Ally Born in Kansas, Ally was only with her bio mom for nine months. Because the living conditions were far from ideal, Ally’s aunt from California came and removed her from the squalor. (We will refer to Ally’s aunt now as “mom.”) Back in California, Ally had a year with her new parents before h...