Men’s Frat
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The Chapel is pleased to offer the Men’s Fraternity curriculum and fellowship as a ministry open to all men of the greater Baton Rouge area. We are excited to have men from a variety of area churches participating together in our Men’s Frat group, and want you to know it is in no way limited to members of our church, or any church at all. We will be meeting on Friday mornings from 6:00 am to 7:30 am from September 11 – December 4, 2009 for the first half of The Quest for Authentic Manhood. We will then resume at the same time on Friday mornings from January 15 to April 2, 2010. We will once again be meeting at the Lamar Building at 5551 Corporate Blvd, Baton Rouge, 70808, and we appreciate Tommy Teepell providing such a great setting for us.
The cost is only $20 for the year, which includes a workbook you will definitely want to keep. Men’s Frat veterans, you will get a new workbook with your registration. You never know what fresh encouragement, stories, and conviction the Lord might bring you this year!
Register here. Please contact me (Roger Butner) by email at Roger@hopeforyourfamily.com or at 225-333-1582 if you have any questions. We have some great Men’s Frat veterans returning this year, along with some new recruits, and we would love for you to join us. Be prepared to face your life in a whole new way, work hard, be challenged, be encouraged, and be transformed in the process!
September 10 update – It isn’t too late to join us for a new year of Men’s Frat! Even if you miss out on the first week or first few weeks, we would still love for you to join us for this life-changing ministry and fellowship.
Recommended Resources for the Journey:
“Wild at Heart” by John Eldredge
“Fathered by God” (formerly “The Way of the Wild Heart”) by John Eldredge
“Raising a Modern Day Knight” by Robert Lewis
“Rocking the Roles” by Robert Lewis
“Love and Respect” by Emerson Eggerichs
“Sacred Marriage” by Gary Thomas
“Spirit of the Disciplines” by Dallas Willard
“Tender Warrior” by Stu Weber
“Locking Arms” by Stu Weber
“Point Man” by Steve Farrar
“Every Man’s Battle” by Steve Arterburn and Fred Stoeker
more to come…
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Dr. Roger D. Butner