Men’s Ministry at Highlands
Men’s Steak Supper - Sunday, September 7
5:00–7:00 PM - Highlands Fellowship Hall
Men of Highlands—make plans to join us for an evening of delicious food, meaningful fellowship, and spiritual encouragement at our Men’s Steak Supper! Whether you’re a father, son, friend, or brother, this is a night for you. Enjoy a steak dinner, a fun mixer with Thomas Gandy, connect with other men, and be strengthened in your walk with Christ.
We are honored to welcome Dr. David Irving as our guest speaker. Dr. Irving is the President of RTS Jackson (effective June 1, 2025), holds an M.Div. from RTS and a Ph.D. from the University of Mississippi, and is the author of Devote Yourself to Prayer: A Call to Pastors (Reformation Heritage Books, 2023). He brings a deep heart for pastoral ministry and spiritual growth.
This event is free and open to all, and donations will be welcome to help offset costs. Don’t miss this great night of food, fellowship, and encouragement! Please register HERE so we can make sure to have enough steak for everyone!
Men’s Spring Bible Studies
Times and topics are listed below.
Mondays at 11:30am Andy Hoffecker and Charlie Saums - The Atrium
This group is currently studying through the book of Luke. Each week, they gather for lunch and fellowship followed by the Bible study.
Tuesdays at 6:30am Chip Johnson and Andy Sensing- The Atrium
Contact the church office at 601-853-0636 or bbrown@highlandspca.org for more info.
January 26, 2025 Men's BBQ
On the evening of Sunday, January 26, Highlands hosted a Men’s BBQ dinner in the fellowship hall, where fathers, sons, neighbors, and friends of all ages gathered together. A delicious meal was catered by Cey Let's Eat Catering. The men enjoyed savory BBQ sandwiches, baked beans, cole slaw, and a homemade banana pudding .
After dinner, Thomas Gandy led an entertaining and lively game of “Friendly Feud,” which sparked friendly competition and plenty of laughs. The two teams—playfully named Team Brad and Team Joseph—battled it out in good spirit, with Team Joseph ultimately emerging as the victors.
After the game , Mike Murphy led the men in singing several hymns. Then, Samuel Bolen, the Executive Director of the Jackson Leadership Foundation, took the podium to speak to the group. Samuel challenged everyone to actively love and serve their city, state, and Lord, encouraging them to make a difference through tangible actions.
Despite the rainy and cold weather outside, the evening was filled with warmth, connection, and community. Many thanks are extended to those who worked diligently behind the scenes to make the night such a success. It was an evening of fellowship, fun, and enjoyment with brothers in Christ.
