Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong.
1 Corinthians 16:13
What is the Purpose of the Men's Ministry?
Connection: Building relationships, and fostering belonging
Connecting to God: This involves helping men develop or strengthen their relationship with God through prayer, worship and spiritual practices.
Connecting to other men: This focuses on integrating men into the church community, helping them form meaningful relationships with other men, and creating a sense of family and shared purpose.
Connecting to other men: This focuses on integrating men into the church community, helping them form meaningful relationships with other men, and creating a sense of family and shared purpose.
Discipleship: Growing in knowledge, understanding, and application of Biblical principles.
Spiritual growth: Helping men deepen their understanding of the Bible, Christian theology, and spiritual practices.
Character development: Encouraging the development of Christlike character traits, such as love, compassion, humility, and integrity.
Living out our faith: Equipping men to apply their faith in all areas of their lives, including their relationships, work, and community involvement.
Character development: Encouraging the development of Christlike character traits, such as love, compassion, humility, and integrity.
Living out our faith: Equipping men to apply their faith in all areas of their lives, including their relationships, work, and community involvement.
Serve: Putting Biblical principles into action by meeting the needs of others.
Serving within the church: Volunteering in various ministries, such as children’s ministry, worship team, or Ushers, Greeters and Safety.
Serving the Body of Christ: Helping families and members within the church with various projects they need assistance in.
Serving the community: Engaging in outreach programs to help the poor, the homeless, and the vulnerable within our communities.
Serving the Body of Christ: Helping families and members within the church with various projects they need assistance in.
Serving the community: Engaging in outreach programs to help the poor, the homeless, and the vulnerable within our communities.
