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13 Reasons Why Men’s Ministries Die
This article identifies thirteen reasons church men’s ministries weaken and die, including lost vision, limited pastoral involvement, untrained leadership, shallow relationships, missing evangelism, inadequate discipleship, and unclear good works. It offers leaders a practical diagnostic for restoring biblical purpose, broader participation, accountability, urgency, and long-term health to their ministry today.
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2 thoughts on “13 Reasons Why Men’s Ministries Die”
I either read the question here or it was from Kenny Luck: “How many men in your church are in the Men’s Ministry?” the answer was ALL OF THEM! In the past I was involved with a Men’s Ministry team in a fairly large church (2500 members). Part of the team objective was to have representation on the Men’s Ministry Team from all age groups, all spiritual maturity levels and all demographics. That would ensure different perspectives and ministry events were planned to provide different “entry levels” as you put it. It created energy with the men of the church that was contagious. I love you re blog. Keep challenging Christian men to step up and step out.
Thanks so much for your encouraging words, Jim.