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Rising Up A Generation

Engaging men of all ages, by exporing the potential to mentor a generation of radical disciples. The result? Men, resources and equipped, to impact the future.

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Building A Spiritual Heritage

MPower is the process whereby one generation empowers the rising generations of sons, brothers and fathers in Elim to be authentic men in Christ, in life and in the Church.

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Wholeness for the future

Addressing the unique challenges of manhood and masculinity helping forge a plan and a purpose for future generations. MPower encourages the masculine journey into true wholeness for the future.

Heavenly takeaway beats ‘paying the bills’
Heavenly takeaway beats ‘paying the bills’
How many Christian men find themselves unknowingly trapped by the love of money? Roy McEwen found out during a recent Men’s Mentoring session when the simple but tough question was posed by Eric Asare: ‘What motivates you to go to work?’
Real talk and brotherhood: A fresh start for men at Telford Elim
Real talk and brotherhood: A fresh start for men at Telford Elim
MPower's regional men's conference unites men from across the North West and Midlands for an inspiring day of faith and friendship.
Fancy running with the bulls?
Fancy running with the bulls?
Who do you know who is scattered and distressed — and likely to be gored if they stay on the same path? Gordon Allan asks
The quiet revival: Five young men, five bold baptisms
The quiet revival: Five young men, five bold baptisms
At Porth Elim, intentional mentoring and real relationship are leading to powerful steps of faith.
Paid in full!
Paid in full!
Realising you are spiritually bankrupt before a holy God may be your richest day ever, explains Gordon Allan
How invested are you?
How invested are you?
Reading about last year’s Major League World Series being the hottest ticket in town got Gordon Allan thinking...