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March Madness Ideas

by | 22 January, 2017 | 0 comments

By Michael C. Mack

It”s March, baby! Don”t miss all the “trifectas” and “dipsy-doo dunk-a-roos” during all those “NCAA knee-knockers”! Here are two prime-time ideas for your ministry this month:

March Madness for Missions. Horizon Community Church in Highlands Ranch, Colorado (www.horizoncrc.org), offers a bracket challenge for a cause. When participants pay their sign-up fees, they write in the name of a local ministry outside of Horizon. They then fill out the designated Internet NCAA bracket in the church”s group. When the winner is announced, the local ministry selected by the bracket-challenge winner receives all the winnings as a charitable donation from the church.

Men”s Ministry March Madness Fellowship. Cornerstone Christian Fellowship in West Chester, Pennsylvania, holds a potluck event and livestreams the games on a strategic Saturday in March. The Men”s Ministry encourages guys to invite a friend, bring a snack to share, and come and go at their convenience.

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