MANSCHOOL
(CURRENT SEMESTER WILL BEGIN ON SEPTEMBER 15 AND END ON DECEMBER 1)
Men gather on Wednesday mornings at 6 a.m. for teaching, small group discussion, prayer and fellowship. Coffee and donuts or biscuits are provided.
We explore critical issues that men face in our day-- work pressures, marriage struggles, sexual temptation, fear of failure, financial pressures, and more. We utilize video teachings from a variety of inspiring teachers, such as Erwin McManus, Louie Giglio, John Eldridge, Tony Evans, Andy Stanley, John Piper, etc. It is a meaningful time of inspiration, encouragement, and support as we strive to walk with God in all areas of our lives.
CLICK HERE to follow the men's "LiveUp" blog and learn more about the men’s ministry, or email Richard Illges.
(CURRENT SEMESTER WILL BEGIN ON SEPTEMBER 15 AND END ON DECEMBER 1)
Men gather on Wednesday mornings at 6 a.m. for teaching, small group discussion, prayer and fellowship. Coffee and donuts or biscuits are provided.
We explore critical issues that men face in our day-- work pressures, marriage struggles, sexual temptation, fear of failure, financial pressures, and more. We utilize video teachings from a variety of inspiring teachers, such as Erwin McManus, Louie Giglio, John Eldridge, Tony Evans, Andy Stanley, John Piper, etc. It is a meaningful time of inspiration, encouragement, and support as we strive to walk with God in all areas of our lives.
CLICK HERE to follow the men's "LiveUp" blog and learn more about the men’s ministry, or email Richard Illges.
CARVER HIGH FOOTBALL MINISTRY
CCC serves a weekly dinner to the Carver High School football team in season. At least six volunteers are needed each week, and more are encouraged. With a larger volunteer turnout, men who aren't serving dinner are free to spend quality time with the team's players, coaches and support staff.
Dinners are served the day before game day, with setup typically beginning at 5:15 p.m. and dinner ending around 6:30.
CCC serves a weekly dinner to the Carver High School football team in season. At least six volunteers are needed each week, and more are encouraged. With a larger volunteer turnout, men who aren't serving dinner are free to spend quality time with the team's players, coaches and support staff.
Dinners are served the day before game day, with setup typically beginning at 5:15 p.m. and dinner ending around 6:30.