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"The men's ministry of the
Congregational Holiness Church is the Brotherhood International.
It is organized on the local, district, national, and
international levels. The goals of Brotherhood International are
to provide masculine Christian fellowship, inspire, teach and
equip men to become involved in lifestyle evangelism, to
challenge men to organize, sponsor, and participate in ministry
both within and outside of the church, and to create for men the
opportunity to serve by challenging, training and involving them
within their gifted ministry under the leadership of the local
pastor. Men are challenged to organize and support the
Royal
Rangers Ministry for boys."
Brotherhood International is administered by
Rev. Robert E. Mays, National President. Rev. Mays may
be reached by email at "robertmays at church dot com".

Brotherhood International Logo:
Blue signifies the presence of God.
Gold signifies glory and honor to God.
White signifies holiness.
The Dove represents the Holy Ghost and the Cross the supreme sacrifice.
Scripture Theme: Behold, how good and pleasant it is for
brethren to dwell together in unity! Psalm 133:1
Brotherhood International
Motto: Ministering to the whole man, young and old.

Brotherhood International Officers:
Terry Qualls (Secretary), Ray Butler (First Assistant), Robert E. Mays (President), Bob Bryant (2nd Assistant
and
CHC
Royal Rangers Commander), Karl Hall (Treasurer).
Royal Rangers Ministry:
"Royal
Rangers is the official boys' ministry within local churches.
It motivates boys spiritually through Bible study and
memorization, devotionals, soul-winning training, and Christian
role models. An advanced awards-based weekly program
strengthens boys mentally. Boys increase their physical
prowess by participation in age-specific activities and
recreation. They are introduced to church, community, and
nature-related activities in order to develop social skill and
awareness."
A denominational Royal Ranger National Commander, Bob Bryant,
and training staff administer this boys' ministry in the
Congregational Holiness Church. For more information on
this ministry, please visit the
CHC Royal Rangers website.
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