Men's Group
Fellowship, Inspiration and Service

About Our Group
The SMUMC Men's Group meets on alternating Saturdays for fellowship, inspiration, and planning of service projects. Our primary purpose is to acknowledge the centrality of Christ in the lives of men and in all our relationships.
Our bi-weekly meetings allow us the opportunity to share a meal while being blessed with programs that inspire, move, and enlighten us.
Our major goals are:
- to encourage knowledge of and support for the total mission of the United Methodist Church.
- to engage in evangelism by sharing the fullness of the gospel.
- to clarify and speak to the identity and role of the man in contemporary society.
- to seek commitment to discipleship.
- to study and become familiar with the United Methodist Church, its organization, doctrines, and beliefs.
- to cooperate with all units of United Methodist men in obtaining these objectives through district, conference and church wide goals.

Meeting Details
We usually watch a video and a member will lead the post-video discussion. We rotate this responsibility from meeting to meeting. Another member will provide breakfast and we also rotate that from meeting to meeting.
When: Alternate Saturday's from 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Where: At the Church
How To Join
You do not need to be a member of SMUMC to attend. If you are interested in learning more about our SMUMC Men’s Group, or would like your name added to our email database, please contact Tom Brown at trbrown01@aol.com.

Sunday Info
- Worship 9:30 AM: Relaxed Traditional – Traditional and new hymns with our Chancel Choir.
- Worship 11 AM: Contemporary / Modern Worship – Band, Candles, Families.
- Sunday school for children at each hour. Loving nursery care, too.
- Address: We are located at 30605 Avenida de Las Flores, Rancho Santa Margarita.
This Week at RSM Campus
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On Sunday we continue our series on "Making All Things New." Last week we talked about the "What" of the Gospel - the very nature of the Gospel and how God wants to transform the world through it. This week we are going to talk about the "Who" of the Gospel. We are continuing to move through Colossians and as it progresses Paul begins to pray for the people of Colasse and does so because he knows that they will need great trust and knowledge of Who the gospel is about, and Who will cause life transformation. So this week we will gather together to talk about Who Jesus is when it comes to transformation newness. What we discover is that Jesus makes things new everyday if we simply allow those tiny transformations to lead to big ones..... See you Sunday as we talk about the image of the invisible!
Church Wide News & Events
Pastor Craig’s Final Sunday at Shepherd of the Hills: Pastor Craig will celebrate his final Sunday at Shepherd of the Hills on June 16th. There will be one worship service at each campus that morning. • Rancho Santa Margarita Campus – 9:00 a.m. Worship, Pastor Craig Preaching • Mission Viejo Campus – 10:30 a.m. Worship, Pastor Craig Preaching Following worship at the Mission Viejo Campus, there will be a celebration luncheon of Mexican street tacos! After lunch, a gathering will be held in the sanctuary at Mission Viejo.
- Pastoral News: The Rev. Karl Stuckenberg to Be Appointed as the New Lead Pastor at Shepherd of the Hills...
- 'Celebrate Recovery': Launched April 10th at 6:30 pm at the MV Campus (part of "Connect"). The weekly gathering will serve as a support group for dealing with hurts, habits and hang-ups, providing a place to share, fellowship, and embark on a path to healing.
- 'Connect' Gatherings: Wednesdays from 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm, Mission Viejo Campus
- Event Highlights: See what events are going on at both campuses here...
- Shepherd of the Hills Happenings: Read our monthly newsletter here...
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- Sermon Series: Read about what’s upcoming and what’s past.
