We received this kind and encouraging email from the men's ministry leaders at The Meeting House Church in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. We were so touched, we asked if we could share it with you, too. It takes about 3 minutes to read, and it's SOO worth it! May you be encouraged by your impact!
A few weeks ago, around 50 men descended on the tranquil campus of St. Francis Springs Prayer Center, near Greensboro, NC. They were unified by a shared belief: that being of retirement age doesn't mean that they have nothing left to offer to a hurting world.
Australia + Pakistan + Scotland. What do they have in common? Here's the answer: There are men and women in each of those countries who are encountering God and engaging with Zoweh through The Good Man Series.
One of Zoweh’s core outreach and discipleship initiatives is the Zoweh Allies Network. This network exists to encourage, equip, and connect men who are actively on mission to offer care and guidance to other men.
Our team recently had the honor to return to Helping Up Mission (HUM) in Baltimore and partner for a second time to encourage and care for around 100 men who have committed themselves to an intense year long live in recovery program.
Last month, the Zoweh Team was honored to journey a few hours north of our home in Durham, NC, to Rockbridge, a Young Life Camp near Lexington, VA where we were joined by 280 men who were looking to get away with God.
Our team recently had the privilege of traveling to the coast of New Jersey to host a Dangerous For Good Men's Summit alongside Biker Church NJ — a community of tough, hard-living men and women who are on a mission to share Jesus and freedom with bikers and others who are not totally comfortable walking through the doors of an average church.
Encounters with God can happen anywhere, but there are some landscapes that seem uniquely created to invite connection with him. The wilderness of Montana is one such place. That’s where our team was gathered together recently with a group of men who were eager to encounter God for their spiritual and emotional healing at a King Me Advance weekend.