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Lifeway Research: Men’s ministry vital to churches’ health
By Aaron Earls BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Although men may be attending church more, congregations with organized men’s ministries appear better equipped to fully disciple them. A Lifeway Research study of 1,000 evangelical and Black Protestant male churchgoers and 473 men’s ministry leaders highlighted the importance of dedicated men’s ministries. Currently, 58 percent of male churchgoers say their
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Lifeway Research: Men’s ministry vital to churches’ health
By Aaron Earls BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Although men may be attending church more, congregations with organized men’s ministries appear better equipped to fully disciple them. A Lifeway Research study of 1,000 evangelical and Black Protestant male churchgoers and 473 men’s ministry leaders highlighted the importance of dedicated men’s ministries. Currently, 58 percent of male churchgoers say their
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