Men's Ministry provides opportunities for men of all ages to gather together for times of fellowship, fun and growth.
Whatever the event, we seek to glorify Christ in our actions and to foster stronger relationships within the body of Christ.
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Men's Study 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month
We gather together twice a month to review and discuss our weekly Bible reading schedule as well as the previous week's sermon text and message. This is an opportunity to be in God's Word together as we share insights, discuss the impact of His word in our lives, and get to know our brothers in Christ a little better.
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Men's Prayer - Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 6:00am
Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings at 6:00am. Join together with other men for a time of sharing, reading and reflecting on God’s word and spending time in prayer for each other, our church and our world. Be a blessing to one another and start your day off with your brothers in Christ!
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ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL - SUNDAYS, 9:15AM
FRUITFULNESS ON THE FRONTLINE: Make a difference where you are - MARK GREENE
How can we be fruitful on our frontlines? How can we show and share Christ’s love and wisdom with the people we meet out in the places we usually find ourselves – at the shops or the gym, at work or at school?
This liberating resource offers a fresh, simple framework for discovering a rich variety of ways in which God may work in and through us right where we are.
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Men's Retreat - November 3-4, 2023 Black Lake bible camp, olympia, wa
Join together with Pacific Region-North men November 3 & 4 at Black Lake Bible Camp in Olympia, WA.
Our Friday/Saturday program includes three main chapel sessions where we will participate in a time of spirit-filled worship and hear practical & challenging messages from Pastor Adam Jensen of Maple Park Church in Lynnwood, WA. You’ll have time to relax throughout the weekend & have plenty of opportunitiesto connect with other men in small groups and various recreational activities including bowling and surfing early Friday.
