Hope springs eternal--it HAS to stop raining sometime soon, right?  In that optimistic spirit, please mark your calendar and invite your friends to join in the:

STAINED GLASS/SLOW ROLL TOUR scheduled for Monday evening, July 17th at 5:45 p.m.

Starting point:  Xenia Station (150 S. Miami Avenue) to the Payne Theological Seminary at (1230 Wilberforce-Clifton Road)  to learn from area Scholar and Theologian Dr. Charles Brown.  Dr. Brown will bring to life the story of the historic stained glass window series within the Trinity chapel at Payne Theological Seminary and its significance and relevance to today.  

NEXT, slow roll back to the Xenia Carnegie Library (194 E. Church Street) to learn about local efforts to restore this Xenia landmark with its beautiful stained glass rotunda.  

Have fun and learn about two amazing, iconic places with rarely-seen or understood Stained Glass features!

Architecture/stained glass not your thing? Fear not! Just come for the fresh air, comaraderie, and  ICE-CREAM provided for the JULY SLOW ROLL by Youngs Jersey Dairy! 

 Finish up: approximately 8:30 p.m. back at Xenia Station--a quick ride from the Xenia Carnegie Library.    

Helmets are strongly encouraged for all participants.  

To learn more about the 2017 Slow Rolls and weather updates, visit the SPOKES Xenia-Wilberforce Facebook Page at  www.facebook.com/spokesxenia-wilberforce . Rides will be cancelled in the event of a weather emergency.  Need a real person?  Contact Mary Crockett, (937) 376-7286 or Jerolyn Barbee, at (937) 376-4944 ext 2120. 

Thanks to the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center,  to the City of Xenia, Ohio,  Bike Miami Valley, Youngs Jersey Dairy, and to those who have made these rides possible.