Men's Ministry
Challengers, Targets young men, grades 7-12, and helps them encounter God, then leads them to develop an “on-mission” lifestyle with God. Challengers provide an opportunity for building relationships and mentoring with adult men.
For additional information, contact SABA office at 210.525.9954
Coordinators are trained to provide assistance in the area of spiritual development and to help men grow in their love relationship with God. Weekend events, such as seminars and retreats, are available in the following topics: Prayer, Lay Renewal, Experiencing God, Kingdom Agenda, Master Life Discipleship Ministry, Life in the Spirit, The Great Commission. Each weekend can be designed for men of the church or as an all church event.
Each August at Alto Frio Baptist Encampment. Each year special guest minister to men on leadership and personal growth issues. Pastors have a time for Huddling their men to do local church planning. For additional Spiritual Development information contact San Antonio Baptist Association at 210.525.9954.
Each August at Alto Frio Baptist Encampment. Each year special guest minister to men on leadership and personal growth issues. Pastors have a time for Huddling their men to do local church planning. For additional Spiritual Development information contact San Antonio Baptist Association at 210.525.9954.
Perhaps you or your church would like for a personal consultation on how Texas Baptist Men’s organization and ministries can benefit the men and boys of your church. For additional information contact San Antonio Baptist Association @ 210.525.9954
Texas Baptist Men have a very active ministry in San Antonio. With 90% of the disasters in Texas occurring in San Antonio and the South Texas area it is necessary that we maintain an active group of leaders committed to disaster relief. Three phases of Yellow Cap Disaster Relief Training are offered bi-annually (in the spring and fall of the year) in San Antonio. FEMA Incident Command System Class 700 & 100 Training will be offered annually. Additionally, the National Origination for Victim Assistance (NOVA) Crisis Responders Basic Training is offered annually.
The Men's Ministry is designed to assist churches to involve men in ministry action, both to their church and the community. This is achieved through such programs as: "Drawing Men to God," Man After God's Own Heart," "Wild at Heart," and others. It also provides entry points into the Texas Baptist Men's multiple ministries.
Men's Ministry Resources
1. Book: Buford, Bob. Finishing Well: What People Who REALLY Live Do Differently!
2. Book: Buford, Bob. Game Plan: Winning Strategies for the Second Half of Your Life
3. Book: Buford, Bob. Half Time: Changing Your Game Plan from Success to Significance
4. Book: Hicks, Robert. The Masculine Journey: Understanding the 6 Stages of Manhood
5. Book: Perkins, Bill. Six Battles Every Man Must Win
6. Book: Reeb, Lloyd & Wellons, Bill. Unlimited Partnership: Igniting a Marketplace Leader’s Journey to Significance
7. Book: Woodruff, Sid. Drawing Men to God: Men’s Ministry Manual
8. Book: Murrow, David. Why Men Hate Going to Church
Men's Fraternity,www.lifeway.com, a three year, nine month per year seminar that leads men in topics such as: The Quest for Manhood, The Great Adventure, and Winning at Home and Work.
Promise Keepers, www.promisekeepers.org, Promise Keepers' mission is to ignite and unite men to become passionate followers of Jesus Christ through the effective communication of seven promises to God, their fellow men, family, church and the world. Promise Keepers’ vision is simply put in three words: "Men Transformed Worldwide."
Texas Baptist Men, 214.828.5352, www.texasbaptistmen.org Provides leadership for men in Texas through Disaster Relief, Builders, Military Ministry, Church Renewal, Aviation Ministry, Outdoor, Medical/Dental, Royal Ambassadors, and other men's ministries.
David Murrow Ministries, www.churchformen.com Provides information on why men do not attend church and do not relate to "feminine spirituality."