Because men's ministry is so difficult, successful events don't automatically lead to success in subsequent events or ministries. The success of events is only maximized when they are fit into an overall strategy that meets the needs of men and moves them down the path of discipleship.

Probably, all of them. There is no "key" program to copy. We've heard that the following resources have been used effectively in men's ministry in the PCA

Follow a proven strategy for the church of the 21st century to disciple men This strategy is fully explained in the book, No Man Left Behind, written by three PCA authors, Pat Morley, David Delk, and Brett Clemmer. Here is a rough overview of the strategy

In order to have a sustainable men's ministry in a PCA church, one must have a supportive pastor and session. Read the "right" way to get them on board and provide the leadership necessary to move the idea of ministry to men to reality.

Practical and proven advice on how to choose, equip and cast a vision for a leadership team for men's ministry.

Real and felt needs identified. True discipleship is not behavior modification; it is heart transformation. It is not piling more discipleship tasks on the tired backs of men; it is leading them to the feet of Christ. The root need of every man is the gospel of grace deeply taking root in his soul.