Please join us for our first transition meeting this coming Wednesday, October 10th, at 6:30pm. For more details, please go to: http://nymensministry.com/2012/10/06/new-transition-group-free/
Let's help each other get back to work! God Bless.
The Westchester Men's Ministry
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Saturday, October 6, 2012
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Walk and Talk
Men’s Fellowship: Walk and Talk
This Saturday, June 5, 7:30 am
Rockwood Park (7:30 am) and Eldorado West, Tarrytown (9 am)
Come for a stroll by the Hudson and through the woods! Afterwards, meet for breakfast at the diner. Or come just to walk, or just to breakfast!
Directions: Rockwood Park is near Phelps Hospital. Take 117 west from Pleasantville or from its intersection with 9A or Taconic State Parkway north. After about 2 miles from 9A, you will see the exit for route 9. Do not take this exit, but stay left and begin to slow down. You will soon come to a crossroads, with Phelps Hospital on your left. Go straight through the crossroad, and park in the small parking lot immediately on your left.
Eldorado West is a diner on route 9, near the entrance ramp for I87 south. From Rockwood Park, we return east on 117, and immediately take 9 south all the way through Tarrytown. Then look for the diner on the left, after the ramp for I87 north and the Tappanzee Bridge.
Hope to see you there!
This Saturday, June 5, 7:30 am
Rockwood Park (7:30 am) and Eldorado West, Tarrytown (9 am)
Come for a stroll by the Hudson and through the woods! Afterwards, meet for breakfast at the diner. Or come just to walk, or just to breakfast!
Directions: Rockwood Park is near Phelps Hospital. Take 117 west from Pleasantville or from its intersection with 9A or Taconic State Parkway north. After about 2 miles from 9A, you will see the exit for route 9. Do not take this exit, but stay left and begin to slow down. You will soon come to a crossroads, with Phelps Hospital on your left. Go straight through the crossroad, and park in the small parking lot immediately on your left.
Eldorado West is a diner on route 9, near the entrance ramp for I87 south. From Rockwood Park, we return east on 117, and immediately take 9 south all the way through Tarrytown. Then look for the diner on the left, after the ramp for I87 north and the Tappanzee Bridge.
Hope to see you there!
Monday, December 28, 2009
Good Year for the Westchester Men's Ministry

The WMM had a good year in 2009. We hope to have a breakout year in 2010.
First a look back, in 2009 we...
- had over 10 events including a golf event, hiking, multiple breakfasts and our Christmas dinner.
- had our first breakfast with Grace Fellowship.
- had multiple new people join our small groups or attend one of our events.
- setup a blog, a Facebook group and a Twitter account. We have over 200 followers on Twitter and appear on 6 lists.
- had nearly 2 dozen men for our Christmas dinner, our largest group yet, including a few new people.
- just got started!
- We feel God is calling us to prepare for the harvest -- so we plan to do leadership training
- We also feel God wants us to "do" his Word as a group -- so we will be coordinating more outreach events.
- We will have our first retreat in the early Spring of 2010 (watch for more details)!!
- I believe we will have a small group of committed people step up in 2010 that will allow WMM to fulfill the role God intends for it. This may include 501c(3) status and a broader reach in Westchester county.
- The spirit of the Westchester Men's Ministry is to be community based and support multiple churches. So my optimistic goal is to bring leaders from many churches together in 2010 to share our vision to bring hope to the hopeless and strengthen each other!
There are many people to thank for their support in 2009 including Dick Weidenheft, George Holladay, Peter Corfield and Fred Seiler among many others. Thank you guys!
We hope you have a very happy new year. Please pray that God will lead us and protect us because we can do all things through Him who strengthens us and conversely we can do nothing in our own power.
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