Our Men’s Group is made up of men from various backgrounds, spiritual disciplines, and mindsets.  They meet each Thursday morning at 7:30 am in the church library over coffee and doughnuts.  The usual format of the group is to read a manageable portion of whatever current book they’ve collectively found interesting and use the message(s) gleaned as a basis for discussion. 

There are no dues, no elections, no leaders and the only responsibilities are to have an opinion, buy an occasional doughnut, lead the opening prayers once in a while and respect everyone’s opinion and the right to state it.  The books are chosen democratically.  Past readings include: Religious Literacy by Stephen Prothero; The Meaning of Jesus, Two Versions by Marcus Borg and N. T. Wright; American Gospel: God, the Founding fathers, and The Making of a Nation by Jon Meacham; and The Case for God by Karen Armstrong.

All men, regardless of church affiliation or religious convictions are invited, encouraged, and welcome.

All men, regardless of church affiliation or religious convictions are invited, encouraged and welcome.

Click here to for the Men's Group Reading List