The FLP Men’s Ministry (Adventist Men of Valor) exists at Ephesus Seventh Day Adventist Church to help men mature in their God-given roles as husbands, fathers, workers, disciple makers and leaders in the church.

We are excited from a spiritual and personal level for this opportunity to do God’s work. As we continue our work, we are adding some exciting programs to the group so that each member can add the gift of giving (your time or/and labor), to help someone. This kind of fellowship and encouragement is the strength and backbone of a Christian life.

Why “FLP Men’s Ministry (Adventist Men of Valor)?  As Christians, especially Christian men, we are in a daily spiritual battle with sin and the enemy who wants to render us spiritually ineffective so that we will have the least impact in our families, the church, schools, workplace anywhere God needs to use us.  We are in battle and it takes valor (courage, tenacity and wisdom) to fight the fight to which God has called us.  To be clear, this is not a battle for physical or athletic proficiency; it is a Battle for Moral and Spiritual Excellence.

We aspire “to help men mature in their God given roles through weekly meetings, fellowship breakfast (Quarterly), mentorship, coupled with interactive teachings aimed at specific issues facing men in our culture and by connecting every man into a discipleship relationship, seeking to cultivate deep and meaningful friendships and avenues to acquire help and to provide Biblical Accountability.

This ministry is designed for all men over the age of 18.  We seek to encourage and train men in their responsibilities as leaders under Christ and model Christ's love to His church (Ephesians 5).

Under the Direction of Don Cantrell, this fellowship group meets weekly, Fridays at 7pm, to discuss topics of personal and spiritual matters affecting today’s Christian men at all levels.

 
 

 
WEB LINKS

Men's Ministries of the
North American Division
www.emale.org

Men's Ministries of the
Allegheny East Conference
www.godlyfreemen.com