Friday Evening, March 20

We were pleased to be invited to Jere and Josh’s graduation from Men’s Frat at LCBC – a local church.

Jere and Josh go to the early morning study. There is also an evening study.

From their website: Men’s Frat at LCBC is our primary environment for adult men of all ages. Since 2005, over 9,000 men have joined this 24 week experience which runs from September through March. This journey enables a man to understand his masculine identity and make the pursuit of true manhood a lifelong priority.

Men’s Frat at LCBC is based on a number of curricula that sharpen a man’s focus, resulting in life change that positively impacts key areas of life.

This is the eighth year for Jere. He enjoys the challenge of becoming the man that God has called him to be.

It was the first year for Josh – which means that he would be “knighted” into serving God with honor and courage.

His friend Allie wanted to be there for this special night.

The theme for the evening.

Clair and Denny said their job in Men’s Frat is to make everyone feel welcome – and they usually do it with humor.

On this night they started by showing a series of pictures as to why women live longer than men. 🙂

This one was titled – Every man needs a good woman. 🙂

The stage was decorated with construction material – reminding us that each person in the Christian journey is under construction, and that completing a study does not make him perfect.

Keith Walker (Area Representative • Knights Of The 21st Century) gave a short challenge on the necessity of building on “The Rock” rather than on the sand.

This is from the internet: Over the last seven years, Keith has taught more than 7,000 men the principles of manhood. He serves on the Men’s Ministry Leadership team at LCBC as the primary presenter.