Yes — men’s ministry at Eagle Creek Church happens through multiple men’s groups and Bible studies that meet throughout the week, plus a yearly men’s event centered on worship, teaching, and connection. It’s built for real friendship, not just handshakes in the lobby.
Men at Eagle Creek meet in several groups and Bible studies throughout the week — digging into Scripture, talking honestly about work, marriage, fatherhood, and faith, and praying for each other. These groups are part of Eagle Creek’s Community Groups (the church’s small groups), and they’re where acquaintances become brothers.
Browse the men’s groups currently open at eaglecreekchurch.com/groups, or stop by Connect 15 in the Welcome Room after any Sunday service and someone will help you find the right fit.
Once a year, usually in the fall, the men of Eagle Creek gather for a larger event with worship, teaching, and connection — a chance to step out of the weekly grind and be challenged and encouraged alongside other men. Details are announced at services and on Eagle Creek’s Facebook and Instagram as it approaches.
Especially for you. Men’s groups at Eagle Creek aren’t a theology exam — they’re regular guys at different stages of faith, including plenty who walked in skeptical. You don’t need Bible knowledge, a polished life, or someone who invited you. Show up once and see.
Throughout the week — mornings, evenings, varies by group — some in homes and some at the church building. Groups launch in three seasons during the year, but men join at any time.
The next step is simple: check eaglecreekchurch.com/groups, or come to a service Thursday at 6:30pm or Sunday at 9:00 or 10:30am and ask anyone about men’s groups. We’d be glad to have you.