UMM is working to implement a new model and vision of men’s ministry. We believe that the result will be men involved in all four areas of focus which will reach the world for Christ. United Methodist Men are responding to the four areas of focus in the following ways:

New places for new people and renewal of existing congregations…

  • Awakening and building new spiritually as a means to revive congregations.
  • Training clergy and lay leaders in effective discipleship of men.
  • Encouraging and equipping men to serve their pastors and congregations as ministry partners.
  • Assisting UMC leaders beyond the USA with relevant training and resources.

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Conference prayer advocates gather at the Discipleship Ministries building in Nashville, home of the Upper Room.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.––In 2014, the Upper Room Living Prayer Center received 273,580 prayer requests. Many of those requests were received and answered by UM Men organizations.

For the third year in a row, Alabama West Florida Annual Conference was the top contributor with gifts totaling $3,215.

“I can think of no better organization to team with than UM Men,” said Migdiel Perez, manager of the Nashville-based prayer center. “Our Living Prayer Center is successful because you have been an important part of it.”

In 2014, UM Men contributed $20,980, an amount that enabled the ministry to respond to 2,400 prayer requests by e-mail; 39,593 requests at the website and 231,287 by phone.

Perez says the center introduced a prayer wall on its website, a site that enables people to post prayers and post responses.

Call the Prayer Center (800/251-2468) (7 a.m.-11 p.m. CDST).




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