Imagine a church where the men are discipled to work unto the Lord, reconcile with their enemies, preach the Gospel, be godly fathers and husbands, all while fighting for the fatherless.

Every year in July a Service4Christ and Go team gathers together in western Iowa to embark on a week long journey called RAGBRAI.

It’s been two years since we launched our domestic Authentic Masculinity Program aimed at coaching and mentoring young men impacted by fatherlessness.

Here’s how you as a business owner can dramatically help Service4Christ and Go.

If you have been waiting for the perfect moment to get engaged in the fight for the fatherless, NOW is the time!

Join us on Monday, May 15th at Cypress Run Golf Club in Tarpon Springs to raise money to “fight for families” in Tampa Bay.

Every year a group of Service4Christ and Go cyclists take on the infamous RAGBRAI, while representing the mission of Service4Christ and Go.

Are you ready to win?!

As 2022 comes to a close, we hope you’ll take a minute to see the impact of families who have been made STRONGER this past year because of your service, your giving, and your prayers.

At Service4Christ And Go’s 6th Annual Football Fling, we raised well over the $100,000 goal we had set.

Congratulations to the Rodriguezes!

Therefore, whenever we have the opportunity, we should do good to everyone – especially to those in the family of faith.

Our 6th Annual Football Fling is near!

What is fatherhood? Is it merely being a male that shares responsibility for creating a child? Or is it deeper than biology? ​

One of the greatest calls for a man is to be a servant leader. We see this throughout the Scriptures, and we see it perfectly displayed in the life of Christ. Why is this such an important role for us to play?

Every year our Service4Christ 100 cohorts host their New Term Launch where we gather together to fellowship, share wins, share new serve opportunities, and enroll more men who are looking to join the fight!​​

RABGRAI 2022 is another one for the books!

What does it mean to be a Man?

Dan Tengo shares the answer to that question in this short snippet from his interview in Jinja, Uganda.

Working with young men who have aged out of the foster care system does not bring the instant gratification we secretly desire when we look to help others. Feeding a homeless man or buying a backpack for a child living in poverty produces immediate, tangible results that provide the giver with immediate hits of dopamine. These aren’t intrinsically bad (and food scarcity is an important topic to address), but if the only reason we serve is because we want the personal benefits of serving, then we have missed the mark Jesus has for us.

A roof is one of the most important parts of the home. “I put a roof over your head” is a common phrase for almost any parent that ever existed. Why is that? Well, we aren’t architects but we do know that protection from storms, weather damage, and more are basic needs for any family. Yet, when your roof starts having issues, that basic need becomes a costly one.