Saturday 10 January 2026
MCUI Awards Dinner
Planning to attend the MCUI Awards Dinner evening at La Mon Hotel.
Sharing God’s love and message of salvation throughout the motorcycle community.
Fireblade Ministries is a Christian outreach ministry based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, focused especially on sharing the Gospel with bikers and the wider community.
The ministry was founded by Eddie Floyd, who came to faith in Christ as a teenager and later combined his passion for motorbikes with Christian evangelism.
The name “Fireblade” symbolises “Fire,” representing the Holy Spirit, and “Blade,” representing the Word of God. The ministry’s goal is to share God’s love and the message of salvation with bikers and non-bikers alike.
The ministry is involved in motorcycle outreach, events, stands at motorcycle gatherings, and sharing the message of God’s love and salvation.
The ministry operates from Belfast, Northern Ireland, and has connections with local churches such as Grace Baptist Church, which supports some of its activities.
Planning to attend the MCUI Awards Dinner evening at La Mon Hotel.
A table has been booked for the awards evening at the Ramada Hotel in Belfast. It is always a lovely opportunity, in a small way, to share God’s love and message of salvation.
Fireblade Ministries plans to set up a stand at the show in First Comber Presbyterian Church halls. Visitors are warmly invited to stop by and say hello.
Fireblade Ministries plans to set up a stand at the show in Mullavilly Parish Church Hall, BT63 2LX.
Fireblade Ministries has been invited to set up a stand at the convention.
Fireblade Ministries has been invited to set up a stand at Ballymoney Community Bowling Centre. The event is organised by the Mid-Antrim Motorcycle Club.
Planning to attend the 20-year celebration racing evening and chat show organised by Mar-Train Racing.
Planning to attend the short circuit event at Bishopscourt Race Circuit, organised by the MCRRCI club.
The first of the Big 3 short circuit motorcycle events, organised by the Belfast and District Motorcycle Club and held at Kirkistown Race Circuit.
Planning to attend the USBK event at Bishopscourt Race Circuit, organised by the Temple club.
Planning to attend the Cookstown 100 National Road Race.
Planning to travel to the International North West 200 and stay near the circuit from Wednesday 6 to Saturday 9 May. The visit also provides an opportunity to deliver the Fireblade Ministries marquee and materials for the TT 2026 outreach. On Friday, plans include meeting a number of people in Portstewart.
Fireblade Ministries plans to set up its stand in and around the paddock throughout the International TT. This is a major outreach and a valuable opportunity to share God’s love and message of salvation with people from around the world.
The annual service is planned for the Mike Hailwood Centre behind the TT Grandstand. Due to changes in the race programme, the proposed start time is 8:45am, with the centre needing to be clear by 9:30am.
The second round of the Big 3 events will be held at Kirkistown Race Circuit. God willing, Fireblade Ministries will be on the Isle of Man for the TT outreach.
Planning to attend the next round of USBK, organised by the Hillsborough Motorcycle Club and held at Kirkistown Race Circuit.
Planning to attend the Tandragee National Road Race.
Fireblade Ministries has been invited to help look after gate entry at the short circuit event at Bishopscourt Race Circuit, organised by the Mid-Antrim Motorcycle Club.
Planning to attend the Armoy National Road Races and, God willing, meet up with a number of people over the weekend.
God willing, this sees the return of the Mid-Antrim National Road Race.
Fireblade Ministries plans to set up a stand at the event at Bishopscourt Race Circuit.
God willing, Fireblade Ministries plans to set up a stand at the 2026 convention in Hamilton Road Presbyterian Church.
The third and final round, organised by the Belfast and District Motorcycle Club, will be held at Kirkistown Race Circuit.
Returning to Bishopscourt for another USBK race meeting, organised by the Enniskillen and District Motorcycle Club.
Planning a trip to the final round of the British Superbike Championship at Brands Hatch Race Circuit in Kent, England. It is always a good opportunity to catch up with people before the end of the season.
Planning to attend the Sunflower Trophy short circuit event at Bishopscourt Race Circuit, organised by the Hillsborough and District Motorcycle Club.
Fireblade Ministries
“This is how God showed His love among us: He sent His one and only Son into the world that we might live through Him.”
1 John 4:9
Hi, greetings to you in the Lord.
Here we are at the beginning of another calendar year. The year 2025 was difficult at times for many of us and in many different ways. Please continue to keep one another in your thoughts and prayers.
As we look ahead, we thank God for His faithfulness and for every opportunity He gives Fireblade Ministries to share His love and message of salvation.
One of the greatest blessings in ministry is hearing how God continues to use His Word in the lives of others.
Hello Eddie,
My name is Ian. The reason for my email is that I wanted to send you some encouragement, if I may be so presumptuous.
I am currently sitting in Anvil Tyres in Lisnaskea and have come across a Bible donated by Fireblade Ministries. I read your story inside the front cover and felt the need to send this email to let you know that your ministry is still being used.
I am not a biker, but I am a Christian who struggles in his faith. I simply want to wish you God’s richest blessing in whatever you do.
Thank you for the blessing you have given me today without even knowing you were doing it. We never know what He can do with what little we have to give.
God bless,
Ian
Messages such as this remind us that every Bible, Gospel tract, conversation and act of service matters. We may not always see the results, but God can use even the smallest offering for His glory.
Before the 2025 Isle of Man TT, there were many questions:
Could anyone know the answers to these questions with certainty? Of course not. None of us knows the future, but God does.
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope. Then you will call upon Me and come and pray to Me, and I will hear you.”
Jeremiah 29:11–13
As we look at the world today, it could sometimes appear that God has forgotten His people, but that is not the case. God remains faithful to every promise He has made.
In John 14:1–6, the Lord Jesus told His disciples that He would return. One day, He will come again for His Church—all those who have trusted in Him.
Have you repented of your sin?
Have you placed your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ?
Is your future secure?
Are you sure of a home in Heaven?
Do you have peace with God?
Our prayer at Fireblade Ministries is that you have your future settled because of what the Lord Jesus Christ accomplished at Calvary. He died and rose again, paying the debt of sin in our place.
“For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”
Romans 3:23
We cannot buy our way into Heaven, nor can we earn salvation through good works. Salvation is made possible through the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross.
He died so that we might be forgiven, saved through His precious blood and given the hope of eternal life.
When we arrived on the Isle of Man, we went to the Fireblade Ministries marquee, which had once again been set up for us by our good friend Dave Baker and his family. We are sincerely thankful for their continued help and support.
We began preparing the stand by arranging our display boards, pull-up banners, Gospel tracts, leaflets and Bibles.
Practice week was difficult and had to be disrupted because of several road traffic accidents and poor weather. Sunday’s planned racing was moved to Monday, and this was one of many programme changes throughout the event.
The weather presented many challenges for the organisers, but they did a good job of running the races whenever there were suitable dry periods.
While visitors waited to discover whether practices and races would take place, many stopped at the Fireblade Ministries stand to talk with us.
We also had to adjust our own schedule, moving our annual TT service in the Mike Hailwood Centre from 9:00am to 8:30am.
Thank you to everyone who helped, took part and attended at the earlier time. We were greatly encouraged by the number of people who came.
We also had the opportunity to attend St Ninian’s Church, where it was lovely to meet everyone again.
Philip and Crawford opened the marquee following the service, while Neil and Alison covered the afternoon as we met several people in and around the paddock.
The stand went well on Sunday, and we received much encouragement from other believers.
During the following days, people from around the world stopped at the Fireblade Ministries stand. Some came to talk, some looked around, some took Gospel tracts and others received a Fireblade Bible.
We welcomed visitors from:
We began running low on Fireblade Bibles during the event. Since returning from TT 2025, we have ordered another 1,000 Bibles.
We give thanks to God that we are now preparing our third batch of 1,000 Fireblade Bibles.
A young woman named Jo Jo visited the stand several times. She has a desire to share the Gospel with people involved in sidecar racing. Please pray that she will know God’s guidance and blessing.
A Christian visitor from Switzerland said he was greatly encouraged by what he saw and would like to establish a similar ministry presence at motorcycle races in his own country.
A man named Malcolm, whom I had not seen for several years, also stopped to speak with us.
We met visitors from Liverpool, including one man who had been badly injured in a motorcycle accident many years ago.
Please pray for:
At the beginning of this report, four questions were asked.
✓ Michael Dunlop achieved more TT victories.
✓ There were good crowds at TT 2025.
✓ An encouraging number of people visited and spoke with us at the Fireblade Ministries stand.
However, there is another, far more important question:
Have you prepared for eternity?
Are you ready for Heaven?
Have you made peace with God?
Do you have the peace of God in your heart?
I sincerely pray that your answer to these questions is yes.