Programs

July 17-19, 2026
Mid-Atlantic Presbyterian Men’s Summit

“Strength for Today, Vision for Tomorrow; Brothers Working Together in God’s Kingdom;”  

“Let Your Light Shine Before Others so that They May See Your Good Works and Give Glory to Your Father who is in Heaven”

Matthew 5:16 (NRSV)

Presbyterian Men’s Sunday / Father’s Day

Celebration Suggestions

PRESBYTERIAN MEN SUNDAY / FATHER’S DAY, Sunday, June 21, 2026

Regardless of their family situations, all Presbyterian Men are called by God to share their time, talents, spirit, and energies fulfilling their call to be disciples of Jesus Christ, and to act like fathers to all the children in their congregation.

The General Assembly designated this Sunday as a special day to recognize the gifts and contributions of men to the Church’s ministry. In every congregation and council of the church, men are working and praying to make better communities, to strengthen and broaden the faith of their brothers in Christ, and to make new disciples for Christ.

On June 21, 2026 (or any other day selected by your Session), congregations are invited to celebrate “Presbyterian Men Sunday.” This can be a day of thanksgiving as your congregation recognizes, rejoices, and renews its commitment to provide the vital ministries of men performing their unique Christian duties in the home, church, workplace and community.

How Can Presbyterians Celebrate Presbyterian Men Sunday?

1. Be intentional in your invitation to celebrate and worship.

Focus on how men worship and fellowship and don’t be afraid of stereotypes.

  • Involve men in the worship service.
  • Include a men’s choir in the worship service.
  • Invite all men of the congregation and men from the community to wo
  • Use more specific and directive language in the sermon; e.g. “Here’s w emphasizing the need for men’s involvement in the mission and activit
  • Have a meal or fellowship time following worship; let the men be evide
  • the cooking and serving.

2. Choose a man to honor as the “Church Man of the Year” in your congregation

—someone who has demonstrated his discipleship and leadership. Here’s a form to use that will register your selection with NPMM and provide mission support to NPMM.

  1. The Mission Statement of National Presbyterian Men’s Ministry (NPMM):
    To equip and train all men to pursue the will of Jesus through mission outreach ; leadership; and discipleship.
  2. As you plan the worship and fellowship events for the day, keep in mind the elements of the Mission
  • It is for all men.
  • It involves equipping and training
  • Its priority is pursuing the will of Jesus
  • It identifies three aspects of this pursuit: mission outreach, leadership, and discipleship.

SEE LINK BELOW FOR:

  • Suggestions for an Order of Worship
  • Outline for Father’s Day Sermon—Year A
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