Men's Ministry

The aim of our Men's Ministry is to engage the Word, Spirit, and Body of Christ to become equipped for the work of the ministry that God has called us to (Ephesians 4:11-16).

Through fellowship, accountability, Bible study, and prayer we are helping each other to become the men God has called us to be. We believe that, as God continues to change our character, we will have a greater impact in our families, the marketplace, and the world.

The Men's Ministry presents several opportunities for Christian men to have fellowship, accountability, and training:

Core Groups - Our main vehicle for fellowship, accountability, and growth are the weekly Core Groups. These are small (4 - 6 guys) accountability groups. Contact Mike Sasse for information about joining or starting one of these vital connections.
Biblical Fight Clubs - Men in these small groups are devoted to prayer, bible study, and scripture memorization. These groups are committed to fighting sin in our lives, fighting for our marriages, fighting for the salvation of our children, and fighting for the body of Christ at New Life Church.
Men's Breakfast - The 2nd Saturday of every month is a great time of food and fellowship. We meet in the Fellowship Hall at 8:00 a.m.
Annual Men's Retreat - Our annual retreat, September 14-15, 2012, is a powerful time of fellowship and ministry.

Mike Sasse

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