TCC’s Men’s Ministry focuses on our “Ethos” or the characteristics of our Church that help our men connect, grow and be discipled in the Word and the Gospel of Jesus.
We promote this goal by concentrating on four areas:
Book Study: The Four Loves by C.S. Lewis
Class meets on Wednesday mornings at 7:30 a.m. via Zoom
Please contact Jonathan Tucker at j.e.tucker.valdes@gmail.com for more information or to join this group.
Bible Study: Study of the Book of 1st & 2nd Peter and Jude – 12 week study
Class meets on Monday evenings at 6:00 p.m. via Zoom
Please contact Trey Brock at lsbrock3@earthlink.net for further information.
Book Study: Lament for a Father: The Journey to Understanding and Forgiveness
Class meets on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 p.m. via Zoom beginning August 17th
Please contact Garry Gawrych at Garry.gawrych@gmail.com for further information.
Book Study: A Faith Worth Sharing: A Lifetime of Conversations about Christ by John Miller
Class meets on Monday evenings at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom beginning August 16th
Please contact Mark Farrell at tccadm@tampacovenant.org for more information
We ask our men to be readers (or listeners if audio books are your thing). Books by C.S.Lewis, Tim Keller, Francis Schaeffer, and others that are relevant and versed in specific themes the elders and pastors believe are well written and helpful for edification.We will post a new book each quarter that our men’s ministry will focus on.
We will provide a way for men to connect with service opportunities in the Church. Whether it’s a service team, a special project for one of our members, moving towards becoming a deacon or helping someone in our community, we grow closer through our shared acts of service.
We will schedule larger meetings where we gather and have fun, worship, get pumped up or whatever is needed. This could be a retreat, a golf tournament or an all-call with a special speaker or band.
By pursuing balance in these four areas, we are underscoring the reality that while everyone is at a different place in life, we as men need each other and are called to make a difference in each other’s life.