Men's Ministries |
Upcoming Events |
| Here are some events happening this Spring: |
San Jose Sharks Event |
Sold out!!! We have 200 men attending this great sports
event. Those of you who purchased tickets to the Day at the
Sharks Tank can now pick up the Arena San Jose Shark's reserve
seat tickets for the game on March 13th on the courtyard
on Sunday. You will need the arena ticket to
enter the HP Pavilion. Your ticket is
also available at the registration table in front of the
Arena VIP entrance on that day. No one will
be permitted to enter without a ticket. Doors
open at 9:15 AM. at the VIP entrance on Santa Clara St. The
program begins at 9:45 AM. Car pooling might be a good plan. |
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Opportunities for Service |
| Volunteers - Members of the Men's
Fellowship help with maintenance needs at the homes of ill and disabled
families as well as volunteer for projects at Advent Ministries. |
| Accountability Groups - For some
men these groups of 4-6 men are great for holding each other accountable
to walk the straight and narrow path the Lord desires for us. |
Projects
- Men's Fellowship sponsors "Workday at Church" where
men volunteer for repair and maintenance work at the church every
Thursday at 9:00 am. For more information, please contact Jerry
Bruce.
- Members of the Men's Fellowship help with needs at the homes
of ill and disabled families as well as volunteer for projects
at Advent Ministries.
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Activities
- Church Softball Team. Contact Melinda
Chase for more information.
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Men's Board
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History |
| Saratoga Federated Church's (SFC) Men's Fellowship
program began in 1960, with a constitution that defined the
program's purpose "to promote Christian fellowship among
the men of the Church and their families, and give opportunities
for service and spiritual growth." The group initially
met Sunday mornings for breakfast before church. In 1976, a
set of guidelines was added to describe us as a group that
helps men fulfill their roles as Christians; that provides
a way to bring newcomers into fellowship; and nourishes small
group interaction where men can learn to live more effectively
as Christians. |
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