Wheel House Bicycle Shop

Wheel House will be closed on Friday in celebration of Juneteenth! Enjoy the holiday 😊

Help us make some noise in Clark County! We are nominated for Best Nonprofit and Wheel House Bicycle Shop is up for Best Bike Shop!! 🚲
👉 Take 30 Seconds to vote:
1️⃣ Vote for our nonprofit
2️⃣ Then scroll and vote for Wheel House Bicycle Shop
Your support keeps bikes rolling, programs growing, and our community thriving!

https://www.columbian.com/contests/best-of-clark-county-2026

Follow this link to cast your vote for Wheel House Bicycle Shop for Best Bike Shop of Clark County! You'll find us in the Shopping category, and subcategory - Bike Shop
After you vote, please share this post to help spread the word. Thank you to our amazing community for supporting us year after year.

Best of Clark County 2026 This year, nominations begin April 24th and conclude May 8th. The top 8 businesses/organizations will advance to the voting round June 1-19. On August 15, 2026, we will announce the top 5, naming winner, runner up and finalists in our special section which will be inserted in our paper and available...

VOTE NOW! Wheel House for Best Bike Shop and OHM for Best Nonprofit. Thank you for supporting Open House Ministries!

Wheel House Bicycle Shop will be closed today in honor of Memorial Day. We'll see you tomorrow! Have a blessed day!

Time to Nominate Your Favorite Bike Shop. Go to https://www.columbian.com/contests/bocc/ and Nominate Wheel House Bicycle Shop in Shopping! HURRY. Tomorrow is the last day to nominate!!

We are saddened to share that our dear friend Richard Rancourt passed away last week. Richard was a beloved part of Open House Ministries for 30 years. He was always willing to help in any way he could. His primary responsibilities included keeping our campus safe and secure, as well as working the front desk during the night shift.
Throughout his many years of service at OHM, you could often see Richard walking the campus with his flashlight, performing safety and security checks. In later years, he navigated the grounds in his electric wheelchair. Many of our residents’ children loved seeing Richard out and about, knowing it meant they might get a chance to ride on his wheelchair and beep the horn.
Richard also enjoyed adventuring up to the store and returning with fried chicken to share — one of his favorite meals. He likewise made sure there was always fresh (and strong) coffee available in Grace Place for everyone.
If you had the opportunity to meet Richard, there’s no doubt you learned two things about him. First, he loved Jesus and wanted to make sure you knew that Jesus loves you. Second, he loved Open House Ministries. He considered OHM not only his home, but also his family.
Although we are deeply saddened by this great loss, we rejoice knowing he is now with his Lord and Savior, whom he loved so dearly. As plans for his memorial are finalized, we will share the details. All who wish to attend will be welcome. The service will be held on the Open House Ministries campus in the near future.
If you have photos of Richard from over the years that you would like OHM to have, please send them to Chaplain Jon Nichols at [email protected].
God Bless