The role of men in the church is clearly defined in the Bible. As the spiritual head of families and church leaders, it is important that Christian men overcome life's challenges and begin to serve as God inspires. The goal is for men to identify and use their gifts and callings for the benefit of the church community.
- When a father comes to Christ, his family joins him 93% of the time
- less than 1/3 of men in church say they have a friend;
- 69,000,000 of 113,000,000 men make no profession of faith in Christ
- 1 out of every 18 men are involved in discipleship
- 39% male make up a typical U.S. Congregation while females make up 61%
- 25% of married, churchgoing women will worship without their husbands.
- Midweek activities often only draw 20 to 30 percent male participants.
- The majority of church employees are women (except for ordained clergy, who are overwhelmingly male)
- More than 90% of American men believe in God; 5 out of 6 call themselves Christians, but only 2 out of 6 attend church on a given Sunday. The average man accepts the reality of Jesus Christ, but fails to see any value in going to church.
- Gender gaps reveal 9 women to 1 adult man in attendance.
- Fewer than 1% of churchgoing men participate in any sort of ongoing men's ministry program
- As many as 70% of men have actively sought out pornography this year
- 93% of all people incarcerated are and 85% of them have no father figure
- As many Christians will divorce as non-Christians
- 95% of men who attend a conference make a life changing decision; 60% get connected to a small group; 25% make a first decision for Christ
- At least 70% of Christian men struggle with Internet pornography?
