Open to public

For men 7th grade and older

Saturday, August 25, 10:00 - 2:00

$5 admission at door

Donuts and coffee served at 9:00am in the CLC

Summit begins in Sanctuary at 10:00am

Lunch provided

For more info, contact Doug Evick at 830-625-9124.

The Men's Summit focuses men on God's amazing plan for their lives.  The focus of our first Summit is No Man Left Behind.  Men need to sharpen men as iron sharpens iron (Proverbs 27:17).  God's plan is for men to lead in the family and the church.  This Men's Summit is designed to help men be all that they can be in Christ in order to lead their families and churches.

Join the men at First Baptist Church New Braunfels on August 25, 2012, for a life-changing event that will focus you on your potential in Christ.  You are encouraged to invite as many men as you can.  We want No Man Left Behind.

Brethren, even if anyone is caught in any trespass, you who are spiritual, restore such a one in a spirit of gentleness; each one looking to yourself, so that you too will not be tempted.  Bear one another's burdens, and thereby fulfill the law of Christ.  -Galatians 6:1-2 (NASB)

Guest speaker Joe T. Veal of You Turn Ministries was raised in Midgeville, GA, served as a Marine and had a career as a landscape architect.  In 1998, Joe's life was riddled with sin and emptiness.  His family, his job...his very life...hung in the balance.  Joe was saved after hearing the Gospel, through the power of Jesus Christ, and his life was miraculously transformed.  Today, as president of You Turn Ministries, Joe travels the world, sharing the gospel in his unique, down-to-earth style with people in the US, Africa, India, the Dominican Republic, and across the world.  However, he considers his greatest achievement to be living each day as a passionate disciple of Jesus Christ.

Special Worship Guest Splat Experience.

On Palm Sunday, 2000, the Billy Sprague song How Could You Say No? was to be performed at Troy First Baptist Church in Troy, Michigan, accompanied by their live praise band.  It was then envisioned that some form of artistry should be added.  Marc Eckel was asked to add his unique artistic expression to the song for maximum impact.  The combination of musical and visual arts so impressed the congregation that Marc was urged to pursue and expand his ministry.  Due to the unique technique of splattering paint, the name Splat was adopted.  The Splat Experience was established in 2002.