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Year-End Giving for 2026

Firmly Planted, Growing Together, Made to Multiply in 2026.

Planting deep roots in the limitless love of God, 2024-25.

Partner with us as we sow seeds of faith, cultivate spiritual growth &

bear life-giving fruit within our community.

Firmly Planted, Growing Together, Made to Multiply in 2026


Leadership Development


Missional Compassion


Next Generation


Local Outreach


Campus Upgrades

MBC is thrilled to be a part of the emerging growth of God’s redemption and mission for our church.

We pray that you catch this vision with us to bring His light into this dark area. To that end, we invite you to partner with us and prayerfully consider a special year-end gift. Your contribution will enable us to expand our ministry through both Gospel Demonstration and Gospel Proclamation. In the year 2026, we will accomplish our vision of increased cultural engagement by equipping the MBC body of believers,  working with our local and global partners, and continuing campus upgrades.

Serving Him Together, Pastor Dave and Pastor Bob

Vision for 2026

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Please ask God to guide your giving and consider making your best possible donation as an investment so we may be firmly planted, growing together, and sharing God’s love to everyone. We envision that your generous contributions for the five initiatives we outline below will deepen our congregation’s love for God, widen our love for each other, and live tall so we may be a beacon of hope to the community here where we are planted. 

Please take a look below to see what MBC has in store for 2026.

Because of

   Your Generosity

We are filled with joy for an incredible 2025 at MBC!

As we reflect on the remarkable year that has unfolded, we are overwhelmed with gratitude for your unwavering support.  Over the past year we saw God work in many ways throughout our church. We hosted our second ever “Contend Conference” with some powerful guest speakers. We continued our AWANA ministry and discipling the kids in our community. Our MBC Teens took a mission trip to North Carolina and served those in hardship. We also had numerous sermon series on books such as Isaiah, 2 Corinthians, 1 Timothy, Revival, and a whole summer in the scriptures. We also had several adult education classes and small groups that will have lasting impact on the spiritual lives of those in our church.Your impact is immeasurable, and we extend our heartfelt appreciation for making these endeavors possible.

Firmly Planted

Strategy One: Strengthen the MBC Discipleship System

We are building a strong and Christ-seeking culture of spiritual growth at MBC. Through leadership development, ongoing evaluation, and clear pathways for every stage of faith, we aim to help our entire church take meaningful next steps with Jesus. This includes expanding mentoring, launching accessible tools for growth, and equipping every ministry leader to invest in others—creating a multiplying movement of disciple-makers.

Strategy Two: Explore Educational Expansion Opportunities at MBC

We want MBC to be a place where deep, biblical formation thrives. Over the next few years, we will explore new educational pathways—from a potential theological teaching program to strategic partnerships that enrich learning for students and young adults. We also plan to make high-quality discipleship resources more accessible that equips our church for everyday discipleship.

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Celebrating Christ
for Spiritual Growth

Cultivating the Christian Life!

In the realm of spiritual formation, this year has been nothing short of transformative. Our journey on Sunday mornings has taken us through Ecclesiastes, Philippians, Ephesians 6 (Spiritual Warfare), the Psalms, and Ezra Nehemiah and has offered profound insights, fostering a deeper understanding of Scripture and its relevance to our lives. The launch of numerous new small groups has created intimate spaces for fellowship, prayer, and shared spiritual growth, connecting members in meaningful ways. Our adult education program has flourished, providing intellectual and spiritual nourishment with the introduction of a new course on church history and an enlightening seminar on the book of Joshua. These initiatives have not only broadened our knowledge but have also ignited a collective passion for continuous learning and spiritual exploration.

Growing Together 

Strategy One: Implement a Comprehensive Assimilation Strategy

We want every person who walks through MBC’s doors to feel seen, welcomed, and invited into community. Through consistent follow-up, intentional hospitality, and clear next-step environments, we are creating a culture where newcomers can move from first-time visitors to fully connected members of the family. Our goal is simple: to make belonging easy and connection natural at every step.

Strategy Two: Expand Counseling and Care Ministries

We desire to be a church where hurting people find compassion, support, and gospel-centered care. Over the next several years, we will expand our support groups, strengthen visitation and care ministries, and raise up more trained caregivers to walk with people through difficult seasons. We aim to create a robust network of support that meets emotional, spiritual, and practical needs across our congregation.

Strategy Three: Expand On-Campus Connection Spaces

We want our campus to foster natural, meaningful relationships. To support this, we will create new indoor and outdoor gathering spaces designed for conversation, hospitality, and community life. Our aim is to make MBC a place where connection happens easily—before and after services, throughout the week, and across all generations.

Strategy Four: Enhance Digital Engagement

We are committed to building bridges between our physical and digital communities. We want online engagement to lead to real relational connection. By leveraging thoughtful digital tools and best practices, we will strengthen community for every person—whether they join us in the room or from home.

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Matthew 19:14

Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.”

Made to Multiply

Strategy One: Develop a Robust Disability Ministry Program

We envision MBC as a place where individuals and families affected by disability are fully welcomed and supported. To move toward that vision, we will form a cross-ministry leadership team, partner with Joni and Friends, and improve accessibility across our campus. Over the next few years, we will launch new support and connection environments while also equipping our church through practical training on disability ethics and care. Our long-term hope is to become a resource that helps other churches grow in disability ministry as well.

Strategy Two: Cultivate a Mindset Shift Toward Evangelism and Outreach

We want MBC to grow as an outward-focused church, sharing the hope of Jesus through personal relationships and meaningful service. To foster this, we will empower a Local Outreach Team, offer ongoing evangelism and worldview training, and build strategic partnerships that meet real needs in our community. Through events, courses, service opportunities, and creative on-ramps for non-Christians, we aim to help our congregation engage confidently and compassionately in everyday mission.

Strategy Three: Invest in Young Leaders, Under-Resourced Churches, and Global Missions

We are committed to raising up the next generation of leaders and strengthening the wider body of Christ. This includes developing a vocational discipleship mentoring program for students and young adults, supporting churches within our network through training and revitalization efforts, and expanding our global impact through partnership with WorldVenture. Together, these efforts help us invest intentionally—locally and globally—where God is already at work.

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MBC 175th Anniversary

175th Annniversary

We are so excited that 2026 will be the 175th year of ministry at Millington Baptist Church! We are so amazed and grateful at God’s faithfulness over the past 175 years and we have an exciting year of events planned to honor all that the Lord has done through MBC since 1851.

175th Anniversary Calendar

  • Anniversary Worship Service, May 2026
  • Celebration Banquet, Thursday, November 12th, 2026 @Olde Mill Inn, Basking Ridge
  • Anniversary Garden and Tree Planting Ceremony
  • Missions Conference with WorldVenture, Fall 2026
  • Summer Community Picnic & Outreach

Please ask God to guide your giving and consider supporting MBC this year.

Year End Giving for 2026

Give Here

Questions?

Kristie Gall

Administrative & Financial Manager

Contact Kristie with any questions

Circle of Sisters

Circle of Sisters Study Dates for 2025-2026. Sundays following 2nd service – 2pm.

September 21, 2025
October 5, 2025
October 19, 2025
November 2, 2025
November 16, 2025
December 7, 2025
January 11, 2026
January 25, 2026
February 8, 2026
February 22, 2026
March 8, 2026
March 22, 2026
April 12, 2026
April 26, 2026
May 17, 2026

Register Here

HAVE QUESTIONS?
Contact Gail Loehr (galoehr@gmail.com) or Deirdre Rajoppi (deirdre170@hotmail.com)

From Ruin to Redemption

From Ruin to Redemption

Sermon series on the Old Testament book of Isaiah

The Book of Isaiah tells the story of God’s redemptive plan for His people, who are led away from their destructive ways through a refining process in which they lose what they value most. This pattern—sin, followed by judgment, then restoration—becomes a recurring theme in Scripture, mirrored by the “servant of the Lord” who will relive Israel’s story and accomplish a redemptive work that brings about a new heavens and new earth. Isaiah teaches that, like the prophet himself, God’s people must confront their deepest fears to be purified, for God’s holiness both wounds and heals. This journey includes judgment and exile, but always preserves a remnant, a “holy seed,” as a sign of God’s faithfulness. Isaiah’s ministry unfolds across the reigns of four Judean kings—Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah—and profoundly influenced Jesus’ life and ministry. Through Isaiah, God reveals details of the suffering servant’s mission, prophesying redemption for the whole world. This book calls God’s people to live as His representatives, marked by righteousness, justice, and compassion for the vulnerable. In repentance and renewal, they are invited to help restore a creation that reflects Eden’s original peace and beauty.

Additional Resources

PDF Downloadable Resources

Use of Isaiah in the New Testament PDF
Introduction to Isaiah by H.G.M. Williamson

These two valuable PDF’s can downloaded or printed by clicking the buttons above. Both of these resources will help you gather a better understanding of the Book of Isaiah as we dive deep into this biblical book this fall.

Videos

Bible Project – Isaiah Part 1
To learn more from The Bible Project on Part 1 of Isaiah, check out their full page HERE

Bible Project – Isaiah Part 2
To learn more from The Bible Project on Part 1 of Isaiah, check out their full page HERE

Podcasts

Podcast 1
Naked Bible 217: Authorship and Date of the Book of Isaiah

Authorship and Date of the Book of Isaiah Podcast

Podcast 2
On the Way with Max Botner: A Podcast of the Center for Bible Study

A Podcast of the Center for Bible Study

Sermons

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The Bridge

When: 12:30pm on Sunday April 12th, 2026.

Where: YFMB Great Room Feel free to bring the whole family!

Come and learn more about the mission and ministries of MBC while we enjoy some light refreshments. You will be introduced to some of our MBC Staff and Leadership, and have a chance to fellowship and ask questions. Learn how to become more engaged in our ministry and/or join the MBC family. See you then!

Contact Amy Huber for more information.

We look forward to seeing you then!

Register Here

Our gathering will take place in Fellowship Hall, lower level of the Main Building (Sanctuary), immediately following the 2nd Service. 

MBC Hospitality Team

Join the Hospitality Team!

Do you have a warm smile and a heart for making others feel at home? Our Hospitality Team is looking for friendly faces to serve just once a month! Whether it’s greeting guests, helping at the Welcome Center, setting up for events, serving in the café, or assisting as an usher — there’s a place for you. Be part of the team that helps create a welcoming environment for all who walk through our doors.

Sign up today and make a lasting first impression!
Hospitality Team Form

If you would like to learn more about joining the team, please contact Amy Huber.

Amy Huber at (ahuber@millingtonbaptist.org)

What is stewardship & how we handle it?

Different ways to give

What is your giving going to?

Learning Healthy & Holy Financial Habits

MBC Right Now Media

MBC brings Rightnow Media resources to our congregation!

We are excited to share that our church now has unlimited access to RightNow Media—the world’s largest streaming library of video Bible study resources. This extensive library has more than 20,000 videos taught by leaders like Francis Chan, Jennie Allen, J.D. Greear, Dr. Tony Evans, and many more. These Bible study videos can be used as part of a group study or for personal devotions, and many series include free discussion guides and handouts.

Our church believes that RightNow Media is a tool that can help you live out your faith in every area of your life—at home, at work, and in your community. In addition to series on books of the Bible, RightNow Media has videos for everyone in your family on a variety of topics like marriage, parenting, personal finances, mental health, and more. As a bonus you will also find a variety of MBC video content at your disposal. There’s even a library just for kids with over 2,000 safe, entertaining videos. RightNow Media has a free app that’s available on all major streaming devices so you and your family can access content anywhere, anytime.

You should have already received an email invitation for FREE account registration.

To get started, simply click the link in the email, create your free account, and start browsing more than 20,000 inspiring videos. We pray that RightNow Media will be a blessing to you and your family!

Questons? Contact the Church Office (office@millingtonbaptist.org) 908-647-0594

Click here to access Your Account Today

What is stewardship & how we handle it?

Different ways to give

What is your giving going to?

Learning Healthy & Holy Financial Habits

MBC Buildings & Grounds Team

Are you interested in serving on the Buildings & Grounds Team?

The MBC Buildings & Grounds Team is looking for members to help make our campus CLEAN & SAFE! This is a great opportunity to be a part of a team focussed on beautifying God’s house through hands at work, hearts in worship, and building God’s people.

What is the purpose of the MBC Buildings & Grounds team?
The MBC Buildings and Grounds committee is a volunteer team of individuals who have a heart to put their skills to work on campus. We’re looking for individuals who take leadership in the areas of plumbing & ac, electricians, masons, painters, landscaping, contracting, cleaners & organizers, and interior design. Teams would meet 5-6 times a year depending on the project needs and volunteer basis. Ideally, each team has a chair point person to head it up and organize projects.

What are some of the teams to serve on? 

Fence line clean up and cemetery inspections. Inspecting quality of vegetation and create outdoor seating spots. Outdoor furniture maintenance. Check quality of fixtures inside the building such as walls for holes, loose legs on tables, cabinets that need repair, loose hinges, ceiling tiles, outdoor painting, pressure washing, and parking lot railroad ties.

Routinely check all the toilets and faucets for any needs. Check all faucets for leaks. Check outside hose bibs for leaks and operation. Look at any exposed water piping or gas piping for potential leaks and repair as needed HVAC – change HVAC filters and service units in off season. Update thermostats and add sensors if needed. Repair HVAC units if needed and charge refrigerant if low.

As needed – add outlets, check and adjust timers and outdoor bulbs for replacement. Update electric as needed across campus.

Closets, sheds, and attic cleaning – shampoo chairs, wash walls, baseboard washing, stairwell cleaning, tv cleaning.

Room by room repaint and touch up as needed. Remove wallpaper from stairwell and repair/paint as needed.

General building upkeep – patch/spackle holes, vanity replacement, baseboard trim update, and stage/sanctuary upkeep.

Repair steps, handrails, retaining walls, fascia repairs.

Help support our Financial Manager with counting offering that comes in through giving to the church.

Buildings & Grounds Team Interest Form

If you would like to learn more about joining the team, please contact Kristie Gall.

Kristie Gall at (kgall@millingtonbaptist.org)

What is stewardship & how we handle it?

Different ways to give

What is your giving going to?

Learning Healthy & Holy Financial Habits

MBC Safety & Security Team

Are you interested in helping with MBC’s Safety and Security?

The MBC Safety & Security Team is looking for members to help make our campus SAFE & SECURE! This is a great opportunity to be a part of fostering a safe & secure environment for our church to pursue our mission and values.

What is the purpose of the MBC Safety & Security Team?
The MBC Safety and Security Team exists to safeguard the well-being of our church community by fostering a safe and secure environment that reflects our ministry’s values and mission. Through comprehensive planning, proactive risk management, and collaborative oversight, the team is committed to ensuring that all members, guests, and staff can worship, serve, and fellowship in peace and safety.

What are the responsibilities of the MBC Safety & Security Team?
To achieve this mission, the Safety Team will provide leadership and guidance at MBC by implementing preventive safety measures and emergency response procedures for situations including: 

  • Medical Emergencies
  • Security Incidents (e.g., suspicious guests, emotional outbursts, physical threats, thefts)
  • Building Evacuation (e.g., fire, gas leaks, weapons, or bomb threats)

The Safety and Security Team consists of trained volunteers and staff with backgrounds in medical care, law enforcement, security, and pastoral care. The team will ensure safety and readiness during services and church events while also training staff and ministry volunteers on emergency responses. 

What is the vision of the Safety & Security Team? 

Our vision is to build a culture of safety and preparedness at MBC that aligns with our mission to glorify God, nurture community, and spread the Gospel. This vision will be realized by: 

  • Conducting Comprehensive Risk Assessments: Evaluating potential vulnerabilities and security risks specific to our ministry’s context.
  • Enhancing Existing Measures: Reviewing and improving current safety practices to meet the growing needs of our church family. 
  • Developing Strategic Plans: Addressing identified vulnerabilities through actionable plans and aligning resources with our safety objectives. 
  • Implementing Robust Policies and Procedures: Establishing clear and comprehensive guidelines to ensure the effective and consistent operation of the security team. 
  • Appointing Qualified Leaders: Ensuring dedicated leadership to oversee the day-to-day implementation of safety protocols and foster ongoing communication with leadership. 
  • Facilitating Transparent Communication: Promoting regular dialogue between the Security Team, leadership, and the church body to address evolving safety concerns and maintain accountability. 

Through these initiatives, the MBC Security Team aims to embody stewardship, diligence, and faith, ensuring that our church remains a sanctuary of worship and spiritual growth. 

“And we prayed to our God and set a guard as a protection against them day and night..” Nehemiah 4:9, ESV.

Recommended Resources

Recommended Books:

  • To learn more about developing security in places of worship, check out this book by Stephen D. Bryen HERE 
  • To read more about preventing and responding to child abuse at church click from Deepak Reju HERE

Recommended Digital Resources:

  • Check out this article from CISA (Cybersecurity & Infrastructure & Security Agency) about “Protecting Houses of Worship” HERE
  • To access content from Brotherhood Mutual Safety that contains safety & security resources click HERE 
  • For Church Law and Tax Safety resources click HERE 

Recommended Video Resources:

  • For the RightNow Media church safety workshop click HERE 
  • To access the Ministry Safe Sexual Abuse training click HERE

Other Resources:

  • To sign-up for the YMCA Womens self-defense course at Somerset Hills click HERE
Safety & Security Team Member Duties Description

If you would like to learn more about joining the team, please contact Steph Landau.

Steph Landau at (steph@landauconsulting.com)

What is stewardship & how we handle it?

Different ways to give

What is your giving going to?

Learning Healthy & Holy Financial Habits

MBC Colson Fellows

THE COLSON FELLOWSHIP AT

Millington Baptist Church

Do you want to know more before registering?

Sign up for one of our Information sessions with Pastor Bob Erbig:

  1. LIVE: Sunday, March 15th & 29th in Fellowship Hall, 10:15am to 10:45am
    OR
  2. ONLINE: Monday, April 13, at 7pm. A link to the session will be provided after registering.
Sign-up for Information session
Click Here for Application

Most of our Bible study throughout our Christian lives focuses on understanding God and learning how to live in right relationship to Him, ourselves and each other-and this is certainly vital to our spiritual growth. However, the Bible also teaches us how to live in right relationship to every aspect of God’s creation, which includes society, culture, art, economics, education and politics just to name a few. Furthermore, the Bible helps us understand how to properly order (or re-order) the fallen world as we join Christ in his work of restoring all things. This is where a “Christian worldview” proves vital.

Ours is a world where the “powers and principalities” are actively working to dis-order God’s good creation in areas such as marriage, family, human sexuality, and personhood. As disciples of Christ, we cannot truly love our neighbors and remain indifferent to ideas and actions that do harm to people and God’s creation. The fact is “ideas have consequences and bad ideas have victims.” Because we care about the victims of “bad ideas,” we are pleased to partner with the Colson Center for Christian Worldview in bringing the Colson Fellows Program to MBC.

The Colson Fellows Program is a transformational course that compresses a lifetime of Christian wisdom…into nine months. This program will establish a solid foundation for those who are new to the study of Christian worldview, and for those who are well-versed in worldview and apologetics; you will gain new insights into today ‘s rapidly changing culture. Colson Fellows-in-Training go beyond understanding worldview as mere arguments and facts, and develop instead, the critical thinking skills or wisdom to discern what is or is not true, good, and beautiful in every issue that assails us today so they can understand the times and engage others thoughtfully and with grace.

 

Program Overview

Beginning each August, Colson Fellows-in-Training follow a carefully curated curriculum that helps them understand and identi­fy worldviews and how they manifest in today’s ideas, philosophies, policies and practice. You will learn how to analyze and understand culture and its influence. Additionally, we will examine current cultural flashpoints such as race relations, pro­gressive sexuality, religious liberty, the role of government, economics, and sanctity of life. Finally, Colson Fellows-in-Train­ing will examine the concept of “calling” and develop a “Personal Ministry Plan” that will help them discover their calling, identify their unique gifts and sphere of influence.

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Other features of the Program include:

  • 24/7 /365 access to the Colson Fellows Online Learning Platform;
  • Monthly Meetings facilitated by Bob Erbig, Lead Pastor for Preaching, Family Life and Mission, a commissioned Colson Fellow.
  • Twice-Monthly Video Webinars in which you are able to interact with authors from the reading list
    and other leading worldview scholars;
  • Interactive daily devotionals that weave together all course components;
  • Assistance developing a teaching practicum in which you will teach on a topic you’ve learned;

  • Strengths Finder assessment;

  • Lifetime access to Colson Center resources and ongoing worldview education;

  • Inclusion into a network of over 2000 Colson Fellows working across the globe in various spheres of Christian ministry.

Costs:

  • Typically, participants in the Colson Fellows Program pay $900.
  • Through an exclusive Licensing Agreement with the Colson Center, MBC members only pay $550 in tuition. Estimated book costs are an additional $200.
  • Participants will need to purchase books from a source of their choice such as Amazon. 

Schedule:

  • Registration closes August 1, 2026
  • Online access to the Course opens July 1, 2026
  • Monthly sessions begin August 8th, 2025 and continue on the 2nd Saturday of each month through May 2027. Room and location TBD. Coffee and refreshments will be available.
  • Students completing the Program will be commissioned in May 2027.
APPLY NOW

Questions?

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Bob Erbig

Lead Pastor: Preaching, Family Life & Mission

Contact Bob with any questions

Questions?

Picture of Bob Erbig

Bob Erbig

Lead Pastor: Preaching, Family Life & Mission

Contact Bob with any questions

Band of Brothers

Overview

September will begin the second full year of our Band of Brothers program at MBC! It is amazing to see what the Lord has done through and in this group, and we are so excited to see what the Lord will continue to do in our group. In the coming year we will continue with our vision:

“To cultivate an environment where young men can support each other through fellowship, Bible reading, and prayer. Our goal is to grow in the Lord as we tackle various topics and read challenging chapters of Scripture. We will delve into the deepest parts of our existence because the Lord Jesus is coming back, and we must be ready. Each of us has a divine assignment and spiritual gifts that we intend to discover and embrace. In short, we are cultivating spiritual warriors for Jesus.”

With the goals of: Cultivating Biblical worldviews. Bearing one another’s burdens. Confessing sins to one another. Adopting a Biblical view of masculinity. Establishing Biblical character. Till soil where seed can be planted, watered, and bear fruit. Establish ourselves in the ways of the Lord.

This year, we’re building a well-rounded calendar that balances meaningful topics with purposeful activities. To make that happen, our year will follow four distinct phases:

In our Foundation Phase, we will lay the groundwork for everything we’ll discuss throughout the year. We will return to the basics of Christianity because we need to know what we believe, why we believe it, and we must know it well. These truths shape who we are and who we aspire to be, and by studying them together, we will set a strong foundation for the year ahead.

Base Material Francis Chan: What is a Christian (Right Now Media Video Series)

Jesus is the cornerstone of the Christian faith. Without Him and His life, we have nothing to stand on. As we approach Easter, we will seek to grow more deeply acquainted with our Savior: who He is, what His character is like, and how we can become more like Him. We will reflect on the truths of the Gospel of the Kingdom of God and intentionally apply them to our lives.

Base Material JD Greer: Who is Jesus (Right Now Media video series)

After Easter, we will turn our focus inward to who we are as individuals. More specifically: What is a man of God, and how do I become one? In today’s culture, the definition of “being a man” is not only ever shifting, but it often stands in direct contrast to the biblical picture of manhood. We will explore God’s Word to discover His design for a man and commit ourselves to growing together into the men He created us to be. During this phase, we will be inviting in strong men of God to share and teach their life experiences. Our goal is to create an environment of open discussion with more experienced men that are farther in their walk with the Lord than we are, and to also provide a space where connections with these men can flourish for future mentorship and opportunity.

Our culture constantly bombards us with messages, pressures, and ideas — and for a high school young man, there’s a lot to process. In a world saturated with sexual temptation, moral confusion, and cultural dilemmas, the question is: How do we see the world through the lens of the Christian faith? This summer, we will examine the culture around us, measure it against biblical truth, and discuss how to live faithfully in it. This phase will be led by an accredited Colson Fellow, equipping us with the tools to think clearly, live faithfully, and stand courageously for Christ in our time.

Special Events

At Band of Brothers, we feel it is important to create environments for growth outside of the normal “War Room Experience.” This year we are committed to doing a better job of creating those events to provide a well-rounded experience for our young men.

Often the punchline of Band of Brothers, hikes are something that we truly want to implement this year. These hikes will not only get us out in creation, but provide avenues of Bible study, spiritual growth and worship in a new environment.

Bonfires are already something we love at Band of Brothers. Some of the most impactful nights we have had are shared thoughts and experiences around the fire. Whether during the summertime on the beach, or in the height of winter around a burn barrel, we will continue to utilize this effective method of meeting style intermittently throughout the year.

A new item that we want to add this year. We would like to spend strategically placed meetings watching a film. Watching films as a group is a fun time to connect, but also an awesome time to learn together.

As a man, food is a cornerstone to everything we do. We must eat, so we shall. Throughout the year we will take the time to break bread with one another, whether at bonfires or at one off events, we feel that some of the best discussions of all time happen around the dinner table, so we will use that to our advantage.

Seminars are something new we want to do this year. We want to bring in well-rounded men of God from different walks in life to share their life experiences with our group. These will primarily happen during our Third phase, but also potentially at our bonfire nights.

Tentative Calendar

We have a lot planned for the next year for Band of Brothers. Check out this calendar to see all that you can take part in with the group!

Meetings: Meetings will take place every Thursday night.
Kickoff & Bonfire: September 18th
Hike: September 28th
Hike: October 26th
Bonfire: October 30th
Beefs Giving: November 20th. Will take the form of “Bring your own steak.” We will grill steaks, and the leaders will provide caramelized onions and potatoes.

Break: We will be taking a break from our weekly program for leaders and students to spend time with their families.
Tentative: Hike & Movie Night

Frequency: Based on Phase 1, we will gage the frequency of meetings (Either every week, or back to first, third, and fifth Thursdays)
Bonfire: January 8th
Bonfire: March 5th
Movie Night: “Passion of the Christ” Movie Night – March 26th

Break: We will be taking a break from our weekly program during this time.

Meetings: Meetings every week
Bonfires & Hikes: Bonfires to be announced. Hikes.

 Break: We will be taking a break before the summer curriculum.

Meetings: Weekly Meetings
Bonfires: Bonfires to be announced
Beach: Beach Overnight
BBQ & Bonfire: End of Year BBQ and Bonfire – August 27th

Important Notes

Meeting Time
Our meetings will take place from 7:00PM to 8:30PM. We will be starting each discussion at 7PM Sharp. Please arrive before 7PM to ensure you do not miss any of the discussion. Also, if you get picked up and dropped off each week, please arrange for your rides to come at 8:30PM.

What to Bring Each Week
– Bible
– Notebook with Pen/Pencil

Final Thoughts
As we step into this year of Band of Brothers, we do so with gratitude for what God has done, and expectation for what He will do. Every phase, meeting, and event is an opportunity to grow in Christ, sharpen one another, and prepare for the calling God has placed on our lives. Our prayer is that each young man would leave this year with a deeper love for Jesus, a stronger grasp of His Word, and a clear vision of what it means to live as a man of God today. Let’s commit ourselves fully to the work God wants to do in us for His glory, and our Good.

Sincerely,
Cory Dziedzic, Johnny Graves, Ben Youtkus & Tim Youtkus
Band of Brothers Leadership.

HAVE QUESTIONS?
Call the church office at 908-647-0594 or email Tim Youtkus

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