The Men's Ministry at First Presbyterian focuses on helping enable men to explore their faith, grow spiritually, and develop a closer relationship with God.  The variety of programs and activities offered year-round also provides wonderful opportunities for fellowship, the development of new friendships, and supportive personal relationships with other Christian men. 

 

Our ministry to men recognizes that every man is at a different level of Christian maturity.  We offer fellowship and spiritual growth opportunities that, no matter where they are on their individual faith journeys, every man will feel welcome and comfortable joining in our programs.  We have learned that when men gather together in common purpose, they really do impact each others lives.

 

We're always looking for new ways to involve and include men.  Please contact John Ulshoefer, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , with your interest or questions about any of these positions.

 

So, come join, have fun, and grow with us.  Bring your ideas and entrepreneurial spirit - every man is welcome!

 

 Men of Mission

 

 

Spiritual Growth Coordinator: Bob Fahnestock

    Small Group Discipleship Studies: open

    Basic Training Recruiters: All past Basic Training graduates

    Couples' Program: open

    Books and Workbooks: Steve Jenkinson

Fellowship Coordinator: Open

    Men's Breakfast: Randy Ohneck

    Retired Men's Luncheon: Dal Matthews

    Athletics: Dennis Westhafer

    Father/Children Activities: Bob Bird

Retreats, Spring & Summer:

        Harold Freeman, Ed Gruber, Phil Heaver, Chuck Gaffney, Dick Seiwell, Chris Menan

Retreats, Fall:

        Rob Nuechterlein

Evangelism Coordinator: Doug Hendricks

    Men of Church Sunday: Pannir Alexander

    In-reach: open

    Outreach: George Scherbak

    Sponsorship of New Members: open

Communications Coordinator: John Ulshoefer

Mission Coordinator: Jim Serum

    Men of Mission

        Good Works: Dave Hinchberger

        World Impact: open

    Mentoring: Dal Matthews