One of the beautiful truths of Scripture is that God never intended for His people to walk the journey of faith alone. From the very beginning, He placed us in families, communities, and the Body of Christ so that we could encourage one another, hold each other accountable, and spur each other on toward love and good deeds (Hebrews 10:24–25).
Men, this is especially important for you. Our culture often pushes men toward independence, self-reliance, and “going at it alone.” But the truth of God’s Word calls you to something richer and far more life-giving called the brotherhood in Christ.
When men gather, across generations, from young men to great-grandfathers – something powerful happens. The younger gain wisdom from the older. The older gain fresh perspective and energy from the younger. Together, they become “iron sharpening iron” (Proverbs 27:17), shaping each other into stronger, more faithful disciples. In these moments of fellowship, faith is strengthened, friendships are formed, and lives are changed.
At PTCUMC, we believe that when the men of our church and community are deeply connected to one another, the whole Body of Christ is stronger. You encourage one another in your faith, you carry one another’s burdens (Galatians 6:2), and you stand side by side in service to God’s Kingdom.
That’s why I want to personally invite you to an upcoming opportunity to gather, laugh, and connect. It’s not just about playing a game – it’s about building the kind of relationships that can last a lifetime and shape your walk with God.
Men’s Ministry Event: 2nd Annual Cornhole & Corndogs Tournament
📅 Date: August 16th at 6PM
📍 Location: PTCUMC
✔️Food Provided
💲 FREE – Registration Required at PTCUMC.ORG/ADULTS
Come and compete for some major bragging rights, or just come and enjoy the food, laughter, and fellowship. Whether you’re tossing beanbags or simply sharing conversation, you’ll be part of something that matters: men growing together in faith.
Men, your presence matters. By showing up, you are saying to your brothers in Christ, “You are not alone.” You are setting an example for the next generation and stepping into the kind of authentic, Christ-centered community that makes us all stronger.
So what are you waiting for? Bring a friend and invite a neighbor. We can’t wait to see you there.
