All men are invited to participate in the Men of Hope for
fun, fellowship, and inspiration, and service.
Did you know that every man at Hope already belongs to the Men
of Hope? We average 36 men at our casual monthly breakfast meetings,
and we’d like to have you attend the next meeting on the first
Saturday of the month at 8:00 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Contact
Sean Luhr or Scott Sabrsula to RSVP.
Our theme this year is “Living a Reformed Life”. The Men of
Hope can always be counted on to support the various congregation
and service outreach programs sponsored by Hope Presbyterian
Church. We recently aligned our monthly breakfast meetings to
end just as Operation Interdependence begins. Men are encouraged
to stay an extra hour after breakfast to help support the troops
deployed overseas. This year we also plan to provide scholarships
to support the youth who will attend an out-of-state mission
trip.
Some of the many areas where the Men of Hope are
serving others through Christ:
- Hands on Hope
- Interfaith Hospitality Network
- Men's Leadership Worship Sunday
- Breakfast with Santa
- Presbyterian Children Home
- Habitat for Humanity
- R R Express Hope Family Night
- Mother’s Day Carnations
- Operation Interdependence
- Mexico Mission Trip
- Ash Wednesday Pancake Supper
- Hope Spokes
As you can see, there is a place for everyone at Men of Hope.
Please contact MOH Moderator, Scott Sabrsula, or Mike Blank,
to find out how you can apply your time and talents. The MOH
Motto is, "Little is much if God is in it." Come, experience
what "it" is.
Men of Hope, where all men are welcome anytime!
Men of Hope 2010 Leadership Team
- Sean Luhr, Moderator
- Darrell Heflin, Assistant Moderator
- Tim Duffee, Treasurer
- Oliver Smith, Secretary
- Chuck Wharton, Publicity
- Arthur Ryan and Mark Butterfield, Bulletin Board
- John Hummel, Devotionals
- Scott Sabrsula, Membership
The Men of Hope (MOH) are looking forward to a good year
of fellowship, spirituality, fun and service. Please join us
at a Saturday Breakfast Fellowship or one of our events.
Goals for 2010
- Theme for the year - "Living a Reformed Life"
- Continue to have MOH be a welcoming and fun fellowship
- Continue the good work of serving others through Christ
Plans for 2010
- New Service Opportunity – Operation Interdependence;
support our troops after monthly meetings
- Provide scholarships for out-of-state youth mission
trip
- Membership - better publicity and more personal follow-up
- Good communications through MOH Google Group
Service
Opportunities
- Hands on Hope: Volunteers are needed to help
some of our fellow Hope members with light handy work. Contact
Homer Goering if you can lend a hand.
- Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN): volunteers are needed
to assist temporarily displaced families. To learn how you
can help your fellow brothers and sisters in Christ, contact
John Hoffner.
- Habitat for Humanity: Offering a hand-up instead
of a hand-out is behind Habitat for Humanity. No experience
is needed, but you do need to complete a simple on-line
registration process to participate. Contact Homer Goering.
- Men’s Leadership Worship Sunday: Have you ever
wondered what the sanctuary looks like while singing in
the choir? Or, how do the ushers know which way to turn
during the offertory? These and many other probing questions
are answered during the annual men’s worship service. What
a great way to get involved at Hope. There are many positions
available, and yes, only men can apply! Contact Scott Sabrsula.
- Hope for the Holidays: Last year's event was
the best ever. Our new facilities enabled us to do more
than ever before. Men of Hope look forward to having even
more "manly" crafts available this year. Proceeds benefit
area charities.
- Hope Spokes: Open to the whole family, the group
aims to have fun, promote safety, and possibly participate
in area biking events to benefit charities. No experience
is required. Contact Mark Butterfield for more information.
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