Noble Warriors Men’s Conference
at Bethel Baptist Church, Yorktown
April 5, 8:30am-4pm
If you are from another church, you click here for more general info about the conference.
Starting the week of 14 April, the BBC Men’s Ministry will launch five 11-week small group campaigns using the Betterman Core curriculum (Betterman.com). These five groups are:
- Mondays, 6:30pm, starting 14 April, led by Joe Ford and Keith Arthur at the church conference room
- Wednesdays, 6:30pm, starting 16 April, led by Mark Vance and Will Goldsmith (church conference room) or Ed Flowers and Tim Dunster (church room S-12)
- Friday, 6:30pm, starting 25 April, led by Andrew Henrich and Jonathan McBride (church conference room)
- Saturday, 7:30am (breakfast provided), starting 19 April, led by Kelley Miles (210 Cape Landing, Yorktown)
Sign up in the church foyer on the clipboards or online by clicking here.
Men’s Bible Study
Join us Monday nights at 7pm at the church in room S-15.
This is a class open to all men!
THE TIMOTHY INITIATIVE
Interested in becoming a Bethel Deacon?
“And what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men, who will be able to teach others also.” (2 Timothy 2:2)
Leaders Developing Leaders:
A mentorship program so that new leaders likewise rise up and train and equip other leaders.
Contact Justin Hinson, Deacon Chairman
The Bethel Baptist Church Men’s Ministry is an active ministry of men seeking to grow deeper in their relationships with the Lord. There are small group Bible studies that meet during the week and various activities throughout the year.
Our Mission
- To help men grow in greater intimacy with God and with each other
- To help men grow in their commitment to family
- To encourage men to be men of integrity
- To instill the principle of servant leadership in men’s lives
- To seek to help men develop spiritual disciplines through accountability relationships
Kelley Miles, Men’s Ministry Director
Kelley has been married to Christine for 32 years and they have four grown children. They have lived in Virginia and attended Bethel for 12 years. Kelley is a deacon and has previously founded three and directed four different Upward Sports ministries including most recently at Bethel. He has been on eight foreign mission trips, has served as on multiple church committees, and has been an Adult Bible Fellowship Teacher for 10 years.