John Knox Men's Fellowship NEXT MEETING: August 25, 2020 CANCELLED!
The John Knox Fellowship is a Christian men’s organization whose original participants were Presbyterians from four Tennessee counties: Haywood, Fayette, Tipton, and Shelby (although we also have churches driving as far as Missouri who also take part).
This group, organized in 1950, has been meeting biannually ever since. The regular meeting dates are the last Tuesday nights of February and August at 7PM.
The name was selected honoring the great Scottish minister John Knox (1513-1572) who studied under John Calvin. Knox became a leader of the Scottish Reformation and along with five others wrote the Scots Confession in just four days. This statement of faith of the Scottish Church remained until 1646 when it was replaced by the Westminster Confession of Faith.
Our meeting place rotates among the churches involved in this growing network. Each host church provides a meal followed by a program that usually features either a pastor or lay person. There is a ($10) charge for the meal and a love offering is collected during the program to offset any expenses.
This group strives to uplift, motivate, encourage, educate, and serve Presbyterian men (and all others with Christian convictions) throughout West Tennessee (and beyond). The John Knox Fellowship’s purpose is to inspire men to a greater commitment to Christ and His church and to encourage men toward better Sunday School and church attendance. Christian fellowship is a priority for these gatherings.
OUR NEXT MEETING is currently not scheduled... We will update this site as soon as a new date has been selected.