Mighty Men of Europe

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Comment by Martin Schor on September 5, 2012 at 2:28pm

Hello

From the 28. of Sept. (evening) to the 30. of Sept. '12 you can join a special weekend for men in switzerland. This weekend will be about swordfighting with european long swords. coatch will be christian bott from germany. all Information are on the page: lionssword.de

ehre und stärke
Martin

Comment by Holger Schirrmeister on September 3, 2012 at 5:17am

Thanks for your prayers!

We had an amazing first Men BootCamp here in Germany.

About 100 men were deeply touched ...

I'm really excited to hear from them how God goes on with each men in the larger story!

Comment by Holger Schirrmeister on August 28, 2012 at 8:17am

Warriors for our King, be prepared!
I ask for your prayers as our first FreeatHeart MenCamp will start this Thursday in Cuxhaven/Germany.
A hundred men who God brings here to work on their hearts!
I'm excited about this!
God works in Germany!!!

Shalom Holger

Comment by Holger Schirrmeister on March 28, 2012 at 8:40am

For the Germans among you:

http://ransomedheart.net/group/freeatheart-deutschland-mannercamp-2012

Comment by Holger Schirrmeister on January 11, 2012 at 6:41am

Thanks Eric,

I think, this will be an amazing and challenging new year!

Jesus first ... let's do this together all you mighty men!

Shalom from Germany, Holger

Comment by Eric Crump on January 10, 2012 at 2:55pm

Hello Everyone! Hope you are doing well, actually hope you are doing Great!

Just was wanting to check in with everyone! God has blessed me with 2 Amazing Boys and I am looking forward to bringing them to be Mighty Men of God!

Interesting book is from Dr. Dobson on BRINGING UP BOYS. VERY GOOD BOOK!

Our next journey in Europe is coming soon from Paris to Geneva to the UK! God is doing amazing things and providing exactly what we need!

Anyone familiar with the Windsor - Maidenhead area in the UK? We are looking for a Church there.

Be Brave and Courageous!!! Oh and check out the new movie COURAGEOUS! It is available on iTunes the 17 of January. Excellent!!!

Comment by Norman & Sara at Wild Rest on January 9, 2012 at 3:59pm

My wife and I run a small retreat ministry in Europe which might appeal to some of you. We take people away for heart alive adventures to beautiful places, good food and times of inspiration with our Papa. We have a room left on our retreat to the French Alpes in March (Champagny en Vanoise). In Feb we are running two retreats in Lapland Finland which are now full. In summer we are back in Champagny for some more heart alive adventures in Alpine meadows....you can see more at www.wildrest.org

We love John's ministry....

Comment by Oern Myhre on December 18, 2011 at 6:48am

Anybody from Norway?

Comment by Gary Taylor on August 31, 2010 at 5:49pm

Did you guys go to sleep? Die? Maybe a long cattle drive.

Can I ask you to consider the question below for us?

"Us" is Matt and I looking for positive (or painful) legacy story for our book, Generational Fathering, that illustrates the impact of one generation of fathers on another? Illustrations of intentional legacy out of godliness, prayer, and generational mentoring? Or, maybe, tale of the thoughtless residue from "sins of the fathers" from which God intervened and broke grandfather's bent?

One more question: Can you or anyone you know provide an illustration of father and son (step and inlaws included, maybe an uncle or even a surrogate) working together, intentional or "just happened", to co-parent in order to amplify the potential of postive godly legacy?

Comment by Gary Taylor on January 23, 2010 at 2:15pm

I would like permission to continue with this group. As a song from the Wild West days says, "I can tell by your outfit that you are a cowboy." Hardly Eurpean. BUT I've been to every one of your countries among my 69 in military, business, or ministry (yes, I am THAT old!). I am in the long, slow process of writing a book, Generational Fathering (RHnet group here by same name).

I will mostly "hang out" in the background. One prime reason is to discover, possibly through private chats, how fathering and how generations in the European context are invested in the challenge of godly fathering. Americans are very scattered. Europeans have more tradition, as a whole, and don't travel as far from the family home. I want to be able to include insights from NON-Americans as to how coupling fathers from two or more generations can establish a legacy of good and godly children in the troubled generations ahead.

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