“Throughout my week, I can’t wait to go back. It is like being away from family,” said Men of the City attendee, Fines Whitley. To those who go to Men of the City, it is so much more than just a men’s group. It is a deep community of fellowship, friendship and spiritual growth.

Men of the City builds brotherhood through prayer and accountability, providing men with a link to belonging and a link to spiritual transformation.

Men of the City leader, Patrick Lambertz said, “God has put this call in me, but more specifically in the church and society at large to redefine what male Christianity is.” Patrick’s wife, Ellen Lambertz, spoke about her husband’s involvement in the ministry. “Men of the City has truly been an answer to many years of prayer. I can see my husband growing in ways I never thought possible. This group has given him the courage to share his faith journey in a safe place, receive support and acceptance. Then he returns home as a better man, the kind of man every woman wants to be in a relationship with,” she said.

Men of the City provides a way to let men talk together, listen together, struggle together, grow together, and ultimately live life together.

Come and live life with Men of the City.