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  1. I will do better

    July 22nd, 2010 at 4:21 PM

    By Gil Hanke

    It is pretty embarrassing when I am reminded during the same week by the GCUMM staff and by my 25 year old son, that the purpose of having a blog is to WRITE something! Since my last post we have sold the house in Texas, bought a house in Tennessee, moved, I have been to 4 annual conference meetings, several other meetings... read more

  2. Back to my roots

    April 10th, 2010 at 8:39 PM

    By Gil Hanke

    This was a great day.  I am in Kansas and was blessed to address the Kansas East/West Event.  Many of you know that I have lived about 35 years in Texas, and that I grew up in Virginia.  But my roots go back to Kansas where both my parents grew up.  I was named after my grandfather, Rev. Gilbert Meyer, a... read more

  3. What have we done?

    April 9th, 2010 at 10:54 PM

    By Gil Hanke

    One thing leads to another, and so it is with our wonderful staff.  My last blog entry talked about 'Vital Connections' and some one asked how to start it.  The answer, just click on it, it takes some time to open, but that is because it is a big file.  Now we are playing with video.  At the request of ... read more

  4. New 'Video' Power Point

    March 19th, 2010 at 2:37 PM

    By Gil Hanke

    Thanks to the men of the NCJ, and the entire staff of the GCUMM, there is a new resource on our web.  Go to Resources, then Video, then click on Vital Connections.  This is a 20 minute presentation on men's ministry and was designed to help churches understand the important connection to and from the GCUMM when we... read more | 1 comment

  5. A great week with great folks

    March 8th, 2010 at 9:14 AM

    By Gil Hanke

    What a week!  Starting last Tuesday, men began arriving for a wide variety of meetings here in Nashville.  By Friday we had about 130 guys (and some wives) here for training, worship, and spiritual renewal.  There was a great feeling of cooperation and drive, from our opening time of worship to a powerful me... read more | 1 comment