Who would you call?
Count how many friends you could call in the middle of the night for help without hesitation...
Jesus quickly surrounded himself with twelve friends.
What's your number?
Who would you call?
Men need support, too, both when life's seas are rocky and calm.
Visit one of the following groups:
Jesus quickly surrounded himself with twelve friends.
What's your number?
Who would you call?
Men need support, too, both when life's seas are rocky and calm.
Visit one of the following groups:
Monday Breakfast
7:30am at the Perkins in Chanhassen, MN
Each Monday, a group of men meet for breakfast with Pastor Kent Johnson to discuss life and examine the Scripture passage(s) for the upcoming Sunday worship service. Contact Kent Johnson for more information. | Saturday Coffee
8:00am in the Excelsior UMC Fireside Room
Every Saturday, men of all ages convene to share and discuss life: family, work, and God. The group is 100% confidential and continues to welcome new faces like yours. Contact Kent Johnson for more information. |
Men's Book Club
Currently On Hiatus
Approximately once every 4-6 weeks, a group of men gather to discuss a novel (or collection of short stories or nonfiction book) to better understand it as story, literature, and how it relates to our lives and God. Past selections include Bill Bryson (A Walk in the Woods, A Short History of Nearly Everything), Jack Kerouac (On the Road), Jon Krakauer (Into the Wild), Cormac McCarthy (The Road), Larry McMurtry (The Last Picture Show), Christopher Moore (Biff: The Gospel According to Jesus Christ's Childhood Pal), Austin Murphy (The Sweet Season), Tim O'Brien (The Things We Carried), and Jonathan Tropper (The Book of Joe).
Contact Nate Melcher for more information.
Approximately once every 4-6 weeks, a group of men gather to discuss a novel (or collection of short stories or nonfiction book) to better understand it as story, literature, and how it relates to our lives and God. Past selections include Bill Bryson (A Walk in the Woods, A Short History of Nearly Everything), Jack Kerouac (On the Road), Jon Krakauer (Into the Wild), Cormac McCarthy (The Road), Larry McMurtry (The Last Picture Show), Christopher Moore (Biff: The Gospel According to Jesus Christ's Childhood Pal), Austin Murphy (The Sweet Season), Tim O'Brien (The Things We Carried), and Jonathan Tropper (The Book of Joe).
Contact Nate Melcher for more information.
