Case Studies

“Yes, we are called to do good works, but we were missing the command to ‘go and make disciples’—we were a social club, not a men’s ministry. And because we weren’t making disciples, men got burned out and left.” But then everything changed.

By sharpening their focus on this one aspect of their men’s ministry strategy, one leadership team in Michigan transformed and grew their entire church.

“The concept of Jesus dying for my sins had meaning for the first time,” Tom said. “At 40 years old, it was finally clicking.” Read about how one church implemented this principle of the No Man Left Behind Model to change lives like Tom’s.

This week, we wanted to share spotlight on a church that is using the No Man Left Behind model to change the lives of their men. Here’s the story of how Centreville Baptist Church created momentum by providing value through a Man in the Mirror event.