Men

Our Men's Ministries welcome and encourage men of all ages to connect with one another and Christ. We seek to become God-honoring men, not just in church, but in our homes, workplace, and community. We offer a wide range of activities designed to bring men together, from classes and bible studies, sports outings and a softball league, to prayer groups and monthly breakfasts.

We have numerous opportunities for you to get involved, and encourage you to contact us with questions. You can view the various opportunities below, or send an email Corky Semler and Dustin Anewalt to get started. 

Jesus trained disciples in two environments: a small group of 12 and larger groups that were open to any one. We have both small and large groups available. They are a great place to learn, get connected, and develop friendships here at Memorial Park.  For more information on a particular small group, click on the contact buttons below.

Men of Memorial Park Church,
 
Have you ever had one of those seasons when things just don’t feel right?
Maybe you can’t quite put your finger on it. There’s a nagging sense that something is working against you…a heaviness you can’t explain, a temptation that keeps showing up, conflict that seems to escalate or a dark cloud that just won’t seem to lift. Sometimes it feels like we’re fighting battles we didn’t even realize we were in.
In Ephesians 6, the Apostle Paul challenges us to “put on the full armor of God” so that we can stand firm against the schemes of the enemy. And in 1 Corinthians 16:13–14, we’re told to “Be on your guard. Stand firm in the faith. Be courageous. Be strong. Do everything in love.”
That’s also the heart behind this year’s Joshua League theme: Act Like Men.
Beginning Wednesday, September 9, we’ll gather for a men’s study based on J.P. Pokluda’s book, Your Story Has a Villain. The subtitle says it all: Identifying Spiritual Warfare and Learning How to Defeat the Enemy.
Paul puts the battle in perspective in Ephesians 6:12: “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against… the spiritual forces of evil.”
So what does that mean for us as men and how do we actually stand strong?
Join us Wednesday evenings this fall as we dig into Scripture, learn to recognize the battles we’re facing and discover practical ways to stand firm, fight well and live with greater courage and purpose.
You don’t have to have all the answers. You just need to show up.
Come join us. Let’s learn to recognize the battle, put on the armor and stand strong together.