There are many different opportunities for men to connect with each other and grow as followers of Jesus here at Christ’s Church. We have ongoing groups and ministries specifically for men as well as special events including the annual men’s retreat, hiking excursions and more.
Men’s Monday Evening Group
Connect with other men as they pursue what it means to be better friends, better dads and better husbands as they follow Jesus.
There is no shortage of voices telling men who they are supposed to be, and many of those messages leave us either defensive, exhausted, or unsure what faithfulness actually looks like.
Stand Firm and Act Like Men returns to a much simpler biblical vision: stay grounded in Christ, have the courage to take responsibility, serve the people God has placed around you, and let everything be shaped by love.
Join us as we consider what it means to become men of steady faith and Christlike character in our homes, relationships, church, and everyday lives.
The Men’s Evening Group meets every other Monday at 7 pm and will pick up this new series on Oct 5. Learn more or sign up here.
Men’s Wednesday Morning Bible Study
It’s easy for faith to become something we believe quietly rather than something that shapes how we live every day.
In Acts, we watch the early church learn to follow Jesus with courage, depend on the Holy Spirit, build a radically different kind of community, and carry the gospel into an uncertain world.
Join us as we study Acts with Engaging God’s Word and discover what their story can teach us about living a faithful, purposeful life today.
The Men’s Morning Bible Study meets weekly at 9:30 am. They are picking up their new series on September 23 with a Zoom-in option available. Learn more or sign up here.
The Nathan Project
The Nathan Project is a ministry providing hope, leadership, training and a place of recovery for men who struggle with the compulsive use of pornography and sexual addiction, the spouses and ex-spouses of these men and the families trapped in this menacing cycle of addiction. Our own Rick and Vicki Kardos are the founders of this ministry and we are privileged to partner with them in this work. You can learn more about the Nathan Project and the support groups they facilitate around New England by visiting nathanproject.net.