Be part of a connected and discipling community of men.
Men’s Ministry
In our culture, men often struggle to talk to each another about the things that really matter: our fears, desires, sins, and our suffering. We’re more likely to keep our real thoughts and feelings hidden and to live independently, embracing island mentality.
The Bible envisages a connected community who disciple each other – who build one another up in faith through knowing each other, caring deeply for each other, and by praying and speaking gospel truth into each other’s lives.
There’s much to say to encourage, challenge, and grow one another in maturity in our faith.
The men’s ministry aims to disrupt the island mentality and enable us to be more like the connected, discipling community that Paul describes in Ephesians 4.
There are many ways to be part of this community.
Regular Men’s Events
Our next event is on the morning of Saturday 28th March, when we will be playing Frisbee golf at Delamere Forest!
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Save the date and come along to the next men’s events!
We have lots of events coming up for the men in church- there’s something for everyone! Wherever possible, please sign up early, so we can cater for everyone.
This event consists of three different evenings, focused on how to prepare a bible study and or a talk! Open to anyone, do come along! More details in the link.
On 28th March, we’re going to head to Delamere forest to play Frisbee Golf together and then enjoy lunch in the cafe. There will be an option for a walk after lunch for anyone who would like to stay for this as well.
It costs £3 - £3.50 to play frisbee golf (depending on numbers). Full information is on the Delamere forest website.
Please consider coming even if you aren’t particularly interested in frisbee golf - the aim of Men’s Fellowship events isn’t simply to do an activity, but to use it as a means to spend time together to grow our friendships and fellowship together.
Ephesians 5 and 6 anticipate the glorious truths Paul lays out in chapters 1-3 to change the way we act with our families and in our work life. Paul expects the fruit of the gospel, of the Spirit’s work within us, to be on display in these areas.
For many men, family and work responsibilities occupy the majority of our week. At the men’s brunch, we are going to discuss these areas of life and help one another consider how we can and do see the fruit of our identity in Christ both at work and in our homes, and how we can encourage one another to live out this calling.
Please sign up by 3rd June if you can, so we can plan and cater for everyone.
On 28th March, we’re going to head to Delamere forest again for a walk together, followed by lunch in the cafe. For the more adventurous amongst us, we may then head to The Aqua Park at Wild Shore Delamere if there is enough interest in doing this.
Please consider coming even if walking isn’t your thing - the aim of Men’s Fellowship events isn’t simply to do an activity, but to use it as a means to spend time together to grow our friendships and fellowship together.
We will need to book the Aqua Park early, so please let Tom know by email (tom@christchurchliverpool.org) or on the Men’s WhatsApp Group if you are interested. If enough of us express an interest by early May, we will make a booking.
Tickets for the Aqua Park cost £24 per person, and details can be found here.
Regular Men’s Fellowship
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