South Spring Men’s Weekend 2026 is shaping up to be a great weekend of solid food, good conversation, and time with other men from our church. We’ll eat well, enjoy some fun activities, and build meaningful connections.

This year’s theme is Virtus—not a typo. We’ll take a clear, practical look at what it means to be a virtuous man today: leading well at home, serving faithfully in our community, and walking closely with God. Dr. Wayne Braudrick will be with us, offering thoughtful, challenging teaching that’s both accessible and deeply relevant.

If you’re looking for a weekend that’s encouraging, enjoyable, and worth your time, this is it. Bring a friend and come ready to connect, be challenged, and make some great memories with the men of South Spring.

Lock in your spot today.

BONUS: First 100 men get a double walled camping mug!

Men’s Bible Study Breakfast – 6:00am NEW Whataburger by the Cumberland Village on Broadway.  Led by Tim McDonald and Daniel David (timmcdonald750@gmail.com)

2nd Saturday Serve at SSBC – **Second Saturday of the month!

8am Devo -10:00am SERVE!

Kevin will have coffee and breakfast items Saturday morning at shop (by the disc golf start) with a devotional. We will have a list of projects that anyone can take on, including your family.

Planning on 2 hours max each time.

Step 1: Come to Sunday morning worship

Step 2: Visit Life Groups (Sunday Morning, or one of our weekday Men’s Groups)

Step 3: Exchange contact info and grab lunch with men you connect with.

Step 4: Check Events Page on the website, plan to be at Men’s Retreat in January of each year.

Step 5: Serve at the church on Second Saturday Serve day with other men.

Step 6: Be a friend.

You will notice a theme in our Men’s Ministry as seen in our current logo, the Phalanx. This tight, rectangular, overlapping military formation was used by the ancient Greeks, including the Spartans. It involved a block of heavily armed infantry standing shoulder to shoulder, with each man standing close enough to the next to partially protect him with his shield. The phalanx would advance in lockstep, marching to the same call. When they came into contact with the enemy, they would strike outward with their spears while the front line pushed forward with their shields. The phalanx was one of the most effective and enduring military formations in ancient warfare.

We want the men of our church to march to the call of our King, Jesus Christ, and stand so close to one another that our shields overlap to guard the left and right shoulders of our brothers, their sons and daughters, their families, against the strategies of the enemy.