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"The Huddle: A Confidential Men's Discussion Forum" The Huddle is a private, safe space for men of all walks of life to come and develop community by having an environment to talk, consult, share advice and diversity of thought that will aid in each man being the best version of himself. 

“The Huddle” is both the Men’s Ministry and outreach arm of Church at The House. However, this environment is not intended to be exclusively Christocentric in nature. While Christian beliefs are certainly welcome and desired, The Huddle is an all-inclusive, confidential environment that desires to host alternative religious beliefs, affiliations, sexual orientations, race, culture, gender identification or any other distinctive that a man may carry. 

Mission To create a the spiritually reborn, emotionally intelligent, trauma-conscious, societally responsible man that results in his closer relationship with God, optimized integrity, and being a better father, husband, professional and citizen in his sphere of influence. 

Our Power 5 Anchors:

Faith: Faith is central to a man finding himself. If you don’t submit to a power outside of yourself, you become your own higher power. And men make terrible gods.

Teamwork: Teamwork is the best and only healthy way to live life. Relationships and experiences are more valuable and fulfilling when we function as a team. 

Masculinity: Today, masculinity is being attacked on every front and has been effectively redefined as toxic, riddled with feminine traits and thusly, had its original purpose stripped away from society’s memory and consciousness. We have a masculine assignment here in the earth and we must be committed to executing it properly. When we ‘Huddle Up!’ we properly define our sacred masculinity and our God-given purpose

Strategy: Life is not intuitive. Therefore, a man without strategy in life is an aimless and eventually hopeless man. In The Huddle, we strategically plan together how we will approach life’s challenges and struggles.

Accountability: In The Huddle, we believe that once we identify our faith and our team, once we clarify our masculine assignment and develop strategy regarding it, then we can, we must hold each other accountable to what we commit to do.