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  men's ministry a hands-on approach to faith  We have a regular monthly meeting on the 2nd Saturday of each month at Troutman's BBQ on Church Street in Concord. We meet in the back where there are larger tables. We usually take some time for a specific Bible passage study or perhaps to discuss issues of the day and how we, as men of God, are called to live in response. We also have a work day the 4th Saturday of each month. Our Men's Ministry is built on helping those who are in tough situations. We work together using our skills and craftsmanship to quickly meet specific needs and to help people who really are in a tight spot. It's a hands-on approach: when you get in there and help, it motivates you to do it again! Being a part of "meeting a need met" is a great motivator and a great way to do something with your faith. Got an idea for a project or know someone who could use our help? - Email us!
 our team leaders Jonathan Mullis Jonathan is a veteran law enforcement officer- specifically a bomb squad officer so you know he's got to be manly, right? Clay Mathis Clay is a former sailor and is proficient in several styles of martial arts and teaching self-defense. Both of these guys work together to teach their Plain and Simple Survival skills classes several times a year which focus on tracking and outdoor skills. current projects - CPC  We are nearing completion of CPC’s (Crisis Pregnancy Center, in Concord) ceiling. Their ceiling was damaged a few years ago, when their roof leaked. We have a bit of mudding yet, and sanding. CPC would also like us to install a bit of trim around the doors, and install a few shelves in the kitchen. If you’re interested in helping out, see Clay Mathis or Email us! future projects - yard work Our August Project Day will be August 27. A friend to our church family has suffered a few medical problems over the last year, and is unable to maintain her yard now. We will be clearing brush, trimming and removing dead limbs, and various other land maintenance issues. We will also be removing some old planters, pots, and other refuse; cleaning rain gutters, and removing limbs that have fallen on the roof. The more hands we have, the quicker it will go. We hope you can make it out! For directions, see Jonathan Mullis or Clay Mathis. Or Email us! |
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