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09/02/2009

Men's Fraternity starts next Wednesday, Sept. 9

A week from today on September 9 at 6:30 a.m., Fellowship Bible will launch a new session of Men's Fraternity. 

More than just a rally or a Bible study, “Men’s Fraternity” provides men with an encouraging process that teaches them how to live live of authentic manhood as modeled by Jesus Christ and directed by the Word of God.

This men's large group study will meet in the Mix (also known as that cool room with the funky paint job, pool table, flat screens and video games) starting at 6:30 a.m. and will be done by 8 a.m.  A Men's Fraternity meeting usually starts with a large group study that then breaks down into smaller groups for discussion.  

You can follow updates on Facebook at the Men's Fraternity at Fellowship page.  There is also contact information there if you need more info.

Posted by John Vaughan on 09/02/2009 at 11:26 AM in Groups & Studies |

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