Men's Weekly Study and Fellowship
Men's Weekly meets Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 pm (Fellowship at 6:30 pm) in Room 245, Family Life Center, September through May.
The weekly series opens with fellowship, a brief faith-based video relevant to men's issues, followed by small table discussion, and more fellowship. All designed to strengthen the men's community and their relationship with Jesus. Men are invited to join any or all weeks as schedule permits. Friends and neighbors welcome.
Joseph: Carpenter of Steel
Time: 7:00-8:00 pm (Fellowship at 6:30 pm)
Place: Room 240, Family Life Center
Dates: April 15-May 6
Contact Tom Gebbia
Our current study is Joseph: Carpenter of Steel by Rev. Gregory Seltz. The man driving the Christmas story in this Bible study is none other than Joseph, the foster-father of Jesus. Join us as host Rev. Gregory Seltz, Speaker for The Lutheran Hour, sheds light on one of the New Testament’s unsung heroes in Joseph: Carpenter of Steel. Adding historical perspective to this study is scholar and best-selling author Dr. Paul L. Maier.
Joseph is a man appointed by God to do extraordinary things. Written by LHM’s Theological Editor and Writer Pastor Wayne Palmer, this four-part study examines the fascinating life and times of this New Testament “average Joe” in rich and absorbing detail. “In researching and writing this Bible study my respect and admiration for our Savior’s foster-father has grown amazingly,” Palmer said.
It might be hard to swallow that your betrothed is with child -- and by the Holy Spirit no less. But that would be only the first of many things Joseph would have to deal with. Beyond that bombshell, there was the inconvenient trek to Bethlehem with the pregnant Mary to fulfill the census, finding a suitable place for the baby to be born, later trekking down to Egypt to escape Herod’s homicidal directive and, finally, the no-little matter of raising the Son of God!

Plan on a Potluck Gathering for our last weekly gathering
of the season on Wednesday, May 13!
Fun night around the fire pit for the men's Wednesday evening group!
Monthly Breakfast
Men's Breakfast is held the second Saturday of the month, September through May. Join us at 8:00 am for breakfast, fellowship, song, and message. Great way to start your Saturday! All men, teenager and up, are invited.
Next Breakfast: Saturday, May 9 - Combined Men and Women's and Pastor's Forum
Men's Fellowship Gatherings
Occasionally, we meet up for casual gatherings and have a wonderful time! Great way to stay connected in a relaxed setting.
All men welcome! You do not have to eat or drink to attend these events.
Next Gathering: TBD
Annual Retreat and Service Weekend
Our 2026 Men’s Retreat and Service Weekend was held March 13-15 at beautiful Camp Agapé (1369 Tyler Dewar Lane, Fuquay Varina NC).
Our theme was Equipped to Be a Man of God as Witnesses (Acts 1:8). Three sessions covering: Read the Story, Know the Story, Tell the Story. Led by Pastor Zach Sarrault.
We kicked off Friday evening, March 13 around 6:00 pm with a must attend cookout/potluck gathering at the Retreat House at Camp Agape. (Bring a side dish or treat, favorite beverage, and camp chair.)
Weather permitting, we spent a significant portion of Saturday morning and afternoon in Service tackling projects throughout the camp utilizing multiple skillsets and capabilities.
Our study was woven throughout the impactful weekend with study sessions and devotions Friday night, Saturday morning, afternoon, evening, and Sunday morning. Weather permitting, our study venues were a combination of inside and out. We saw the river, the lake, the firepit, and the chapel. Also weather permitting, we held have an outdoor worship service Sunday morning at the Azalea Chapel.
We have added multiple optional fun activities this year, including cornhole competition, night hikes, and morning trail runs.
Participants had the option to stay overnight at the Retreat House or commute. Our overnight accommodations are optimal at 16 with a max of 24.
Attendance choices were the entire event (preferred), the Saturday service day, the Friday night cookout, or any combination. Just please let Tom Gebbia know. You can RSVP to the RCB invite with comments, email , drop a note in Tom's church mailbox, or call him.
Friends, neighbors, and sons are welcome.
Other Related Events:
RLC Day of Service (Operation Inasmuch)
A Morning of Serving the Community
Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 8:00 am-Noon
Resurrection Lutheran Church
And Activities:
Men’s Softball
Join your fellow church members in representing RLC in the Town of Cary's Church League. Games played Tuesday and Thursday nights, Late March through June. Details: townofcary.org/recreation-enjoyment/sports/adult-sports/adult-softball.
Habitat for Humanity
Contact Tim Hiteshew for details.
Habitat Weather Line: 919-833-1999, ext. 240
RLC Grounds Work Parties
Scheduled periodically throughout the year.
Resurrection Service Project (RSP)
Helping members of the congregation with small service projects.
Request membership to "RSP" group in RCB.
Contact Tim Hiteshew for details.
Please contact Tom Gebbia at for more information regarding the RLC Men's Ministry and any of the events.
For more information on Lutheran Hour Ministries' Men's NetWork or a specific video series, go to lhm.org/men.
