Training - The 200 Series
- Reaching Men & Boys
(ISI Courses are in Orange, CSB in Blue, Common in Black)

WORKSHOPS & TRAINING

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201    Equipping the Local Church to Reach Men

• Building a Men’s Ministry Team
• Invitations Based on Function
• Modeling Brotherhood
• Perseverance and Faith
• Developing Entry Points for Men
• Relationships, Relevance and Return
• Distinctively Masculine
• Six Key Issues to Remember

202    Men's Breakfasts – The Baseline Event for Gathering
           Men

• Getting organized.

• Food – What to cook and how to cook it.
• Music – Ministering to the inner man.
• Message – The value of spiritual food.
• Announcements – making connections.   

203    Men's Meat Night – Equipping Men with Food and God's
           Word

• Getting organized.
• The facilities and décor.
• Food – not much more than meat, but something.
• Movie, speaker or message?
• Themes – the Seven Points of Valour.

204    Building Men to Serve Christ

• The sad statistics.
• What Baucham, Dobson and McDowell say about the importance of men.
• Parallels from the Shakelton movie, “The Endurance”.
• The role of men from various authors and speakers.

205    Teens – Qualified or Not?

• When does manhood start?
• Are teens qualified to serve Christ?
• What can teens do for Christ?
• Will a teen choose to follow Christ no matter the cost? 
  

256     Ministry to Single Parent Family

• Concern for single parent families.
• Dynamics of family when separation occurs.
• Needs of the parent.
• Needs of the child.
• What we can do to help.

250     Story Telling

• Scriptural basis.
• Story telling exercises.
• Basic principles in storytelling.
• How to tell a story.
• Practice exercises.  

251    Games Leadership

• Games and Scripture search.
• Why have games and activities.
• Games related to age.
• Effective game leadership.
• Games model to use.
• How to make game time effective.

252    Home Visitation

• Scriptural basis.
• Purposes of home visitation.
• Types of visits.
• Initial contact and pre-preparation.
• The actual visit.
• Presenting the Gospel.
• A note about fear.
• Summary of the visit.