The Rock Church invited all car enthusiasts to a car fellowship on Thursday, Sept. 15, at Rock Church Point Loma, Room 234, Level 2.
According to the church’s announcement, members could listen to an excellent message, and the whole family would have fun. The Wheels Ministry team also prepared raffle draws and food, as noted on the website.
Besides, there would be downhill racing, sharing, and trading, as the website announced.
As further explained, they canceled that last fellowship on Thursday, Aug. 18, because of insufficient space for gathering.
Wheels Ministry
The church’s ministry section stated that the Wheels Ministry is designed to build relationships between Christians and non-believers who have an interest in collecting die-cast cars.
They invite all die-cast car fans to join the church’s program.
Red Line Club
As part of the wheel ministry, they are opening membership for the Red Line Club, as posted on the website. According to the Red Line Club website, the club is a yearly premium membership for those part of the Hot Wheels Collectors website.
As a member of the Red Line Club, people could enjoy valuable benefits, as the website explained. They would also get features not offered on their website if they are a club member.
They said that they would get membership car kits as part of their membership.
The same website announced that the membership fee is $9.99 and an additional $25 for the delivery and processing fee. It would also cover the tax, as the website added.
Benefits of Collecting Die Cast Cars
The Camcway website revealed the advantages of collecting Die Cast Cars. One of the benefits they noted was having a hobby aside from staring at a screen.
As further explained, in today’s generation, people spend most of their time on smartphones and simply sit down and watch television. They said that individuals do not have any engaging hobbies.
They added that collecting and maintaining something important is one good way to spend their free time actively. The website explained that gathering die-cast models would help an individual do something that separates him from the internet at least once in a while.
Sharing with Kids
Another point the website emphasized is that collecting cars could be passed on to their children. They added that parents could get them die-cast cars so kids could appreciate vehicles as they grow up.
They stated that children are into small figurines or collectible things, so instead of giving them superhero figures, parents could help them gather something that both could enjoy, as further explained on the website.
Long-term advantage
More importantly, the website added that collecting die-cast cars could benefit long-term. They explained that those interested could start by getting models when they were kids. They could get a convertible or a new model, as posted on the website.
They said that re-building a collection of unique die casts could give them satisfaction in the future. The website emphasized that many people have been collecting these items for a long time, so their collections could become rarer in the future.
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