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Practical Ministry Skills
Ministry to Men
Help men become better fathers, husbands, sons, and followers of Jesus.
Store Code: PS17
Format(s): Microsoft Word, PDF Premium Content - Click for info
Price: $11.95

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Topics:Adult education, Character, Fellowship, Leadership, Mentoring, Reconciliation, Small groups
Filters:Bible study, Discipleship, Men's ministry, Men's ministry, Small groups, Spiritual director
Purpose:Discipleship
References:Psalm 55:13-14, 1 Timothy 6:18, 1 Chronicles 15:25-29
Date Added:February 16, 2006
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Overview

Men's ministries can successfully serve as an entry point into your church or be an effective discipleship element for those already part of your church. But building and growing a men's ministry takes time, effort, and wisdom. These practical handouts equip leaders to be effective at galvanizing men into becoming better fathers, husbands, sons, and followers of Jesus.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

What It Takes to Reach Men
The local church is an ideal place for men to learn and grow in fellowship.
Stu Weber

Big and Strong Men's Groups
Focus on all-male fellowships gives men an entry point into the church.
Lyle Schaller

Roll Up Your Sleeves
Find ways to include men in the church’s preaching, plans, and programs.
Stephen A. Bly

Building Momentum
How to move men on the fringe into active, focused discipleship.
Patrick Morley

Solid Approaches to Men's Ministry
Choose activities and environments that strike a chord with guys.
Cliff Stabler

Guy Talk
Men will talk about spiritual matters, if the setting is right.
Mark Galli

Men and Their Money
A men’s group learns valuable lessons about money, and themselves.
John Crosby


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