SERVING MEN SEEKING SPIRITUAL
GROWTH AND HEALING IN JESUS
Our Identity and Inspiration
Name
Symbol (Ichthys)
Key Target Demographic
Our ministry fills a gap often overlooked by traditional church programs by reaching out to men who face deep personal struggles, brokenness, and hardship. Like David’s mighty men in the cave of Adullam (1 Samuel 22:1-2), we focus on the brokenhearted, crushed in spirit, marginalized, and those longing for spiritual healing and growth. With humble, teachable hearts, these men seek a deeper connection with Christ, and we offer a discipleship program designed specifically to support, pastor, and guide them toward restoration and strength in faith.
David left Gath and escaped to the cave of Adullam. When his brothers and his father’s household heard about it, they went down to him there. All those who were in distress or in debt or discontented gathered around him, and he became their commander. About four hundred men were with him.
1 Samuel 22:1-2
"Explore testimonies of transformation, discover healing, change, and support with us."
From an unexpected separation from a marriage of over 20 years, which resulted in deep hurt and brokenness seven years ago, I became confused, alone, angry, and afraid to face the future alone. My separation led me to feel rejection, shame, guilt, and condemnation. Being isolated from my family and feeling lonely and unloved, I began to seek comfort by rebelling against God’s will and living a life of disobedience and sin that only led me to become even more lonely and broken as ever. After realizing that this was not the path to fulfillment, healing, or joy, I began to pursue a deeper relationship with God. By His grace, power, and mercy, I gave my life to Jesus, became a Christian, found a new identity in Christ and began to pursue a life of righteousness. In addition to attending church regularly, I started going to a separated men’s group where I began to have fellowship with other men in a similar situation for godly fellowship, discipleship, and healing. Over time, I saw the value of this ministry and began to find healing in Christ.
