The Men’s Ministry@The Methodist Church
Join us during this season of Christian Fellowship as we continue to reach out, grow in our faith and lead our families in our walk with Christ.
Wednesday Nights- dinner and worship from 5:30-6:30 studies begin at 6:30 in the worship center building.
Thursday morning Men's Bible study. Ryan's place restaurant at 8:00 am.
Sunday morning Men's Study, Room E25 in the Education building, North wing
Helping Hands
One of the off-shoots of this ministry is called Helping Hands this ministry brings families together as monthly teams to help with church needs such as setting up tables and umbrellas for events like the Ministry Fair, Super Bowl Challenge, church pot lucks, etc. Want to get involved with a Helping Hands team? Just give one of these guys a call.
Eric McConnaughey 731-9236
Dave Gravender 740-0606
Joel Wheelock 260-5735
Danny Deditius 259-3180
Brian Young 246-3746
Kevin Nugent 805-3055
The Men’s Ministry@The Methodist Church
Reaching out...to all men and their families
Growing...as disciples of our Savior, Jesus Christ
Leading...Our families on their walk with Christ
BarnRaisers: Will Work For Food!
What’s A BarnRaiser? BarnRaisers are a small group of very busy people, who started a “Home Improvement Club”. Several years ago 7 couples got together to help each other with projects around the house, painting, landscaping, clean up, etc. The group met once a month, each couple was scheduled once a year. Over the years the group has helped with landscaping, painting, building entertainment centers and fireplace mantels, re-tiling kitchen and baths, spring cleaning and the list goes on.
But there’s another side to the BarnRaisers that is less often talked about, the service side. BarnRaisers have helped Widows, Single Moms, Elderly Couples, and other groups. Re-landscaping after a sewer line was repaired, tearing down a rotting patio cover, decorating a room at the Rescue Mission’s Women’s Facility, repairing a swing set, fixing leaky faucets, and raking pine needles for a fire break, to name just a few. Their service is “Hands-on Mission”.
What the group does is help those who physically cannot help themselves. The BarnRaisers provide the labor (not the finances), those being helped provide the supplies and a lunch. As the years have gone by, the groups focus has become more about the service than the “club”. The time has come to expand our mission – You can be a BarnRaiser Too!! Qualifications need: willing hearts, helping hands.
For more information call Dan Deditius (259-3180) or the church office (627-1660).
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