If you were looking for the Church ladies section, you’ve landed on the wrong page! This is the guys’ page.
Once a year, we go on a fishing trip to Arkansas. We also have a Men’s retreat during the year where we have a chance to hike, zip line, throw tomahawks, climb walls and other activities. This retreat is usually in the late Fall.
And if a tornado, hurricane, earthquake or flood hits anywhere east of the Mississippi, we go fix it.
Seriously.
We have a team of guys who are trained to go undo the damage done by natural disasters. We’ve been all over the U.S. Check out PAR at Serve Our Community | Twickenham Church of Christ (It stands for Prepare And Respond). We are prepared. We do respond. You’re welcome.
If you’re looking for a group of Christian men who are trying to get it right, well . . . you’re welcome.
For additional information, email .
Men’s Groups
Description: We have groups that meet every day of the week, except for Saturdays. The groups will be exploring a series called Real Men. This series is a video-driven discipleship small group curriculum designed to empower men to learn from the examples, both good and bad, of the real men of the Bible. In this series, we will look at the lives of Abraham, Joseph, Joshua, David, Elijah, John the Baptist, Peter and Paul. If you would like to be a part of one of the groups, please complete the following form and we will connect you with a group leader: https://forms.gle/z6Xg5HTQL7FZA9QA9
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Group Leader |
Meeting Day / Time |
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Danial Kaufmann |
Monday Lunch |
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Mike Wearly |
Tuesday Breakfast |
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Clark Anderson |
Tuesday Evening @ 6:30pm |
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Steve Owens |
Wednesday Breakfast |
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Gene Hauck |
Thursday Lunch @ Noon |
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Jay Dryden |
Friday Morning @7:30am |
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Daniel King |
Sunday 9:00-10:00am during class time at Twickenham |
For more information or to sign up for a group, contact Steve Crigger at .
Men's Retreat 2024
2025 Men's Retreat
We are super excited about the 2025 Twickenham Men's retreat scheduled for December 5-7 at The Vision in South Huntsville. Scott Sager (see bio below) will be our speaker this year and will lead us through The Days of Elijah: The Makings of a Godly Man. We have lots of activities and great food planned for the event.
To help us coordinate food and activities with The Vision, please sign up by Sunday, November 16.
Sign up online at: https://forms.gle/34ANtCqh6G7LT8qSA. There are also hardcopy forms in all lobbies and the church office.
Payment ($70 – Includes lodging, all meals and activities) can be made on-line at https://ppay.co/FUflWP_ehP4 or you can pay by cash or check in the office. If you choose to take the Zip Line tour, there is an additional $49 fee.
A Schedule, Map to Facility and Packing list will be emailed ahead of the event.
Contact Steve Crigger or Jay Dryden if you have any questions.
If you would like to attend, but need help with the cost, please contact Steve Crigger.
W. Scott Sager; Bio 2025
Scott Sager joined Lipscomb University as Vice President for Spiritual Development and Church Services in 2011 after a 15-year stint at the Preston Road Church of Christ in Dallas. Sager serves as faculty in the College of Bible & Ministry and in the College of Education-- teaching, writing, taking students to Israel, and hosting seminars and classes for church leaders. On many Sundays (but not this one) , Scott can also be found preaching at the Church of Christ in Green Hills.
Scott completed his doctorate in Evangelism & Missions from Southern Methodist University and his undergraduate and masters’ degrees from Abilene Christian University. Prior to moving to Dallas, Scott was the campus minister at the University of Texas in Austin. In Austin he met his wife of 31 years, Suzanne, and they now have two young-adult children, Anna (just finished her third year teaching in Birmingham and married on June 1, ‘24) and Will (who married in March, ‘25 and started Dental School in July of ‘25).
Scott is on several boards but is most engaged with the Christian Relief Fund where he focuses his efforts on AIDS orphans in Africa and on water projects especially serving the famine ravaged area of Turkana, Kenya. Sager is also the author of three books: Jesus in Isolation, Disciple-Making: The Core Mission of the Church and Bible-Land Adventures: A Travel Guide for Serious Disciples.