Community Wide
Men's Worship Night
at the Bowl at Sugar Hill
Saturday, May 2 · Gates open 6:00 PM · Program begins 6:30 PM
A night for every man. Open to all, regardless of where you are on your journey with God.
What to Expect
One Night. Every Man. One Voice.
Something happens when men worship together. Walls come down. Burdens lift. And for a moment, it doesn't matter what church you go to, how old you are, or where you've been. You're just a man standing before God with other men doing the same.
Men's Worship Night is a free, one-night gathering for men from across the Gwinnett community. No programs. No agenda. Just worship.
Bring your son. Bring your dad. Bring the guy who hasn't been to church in years. There's room for all of you here.
Leading the Night
Gathered Around What Matters
Speaker
Chuck Allen
Chuck Allen is the Lead Pastor of Sugar Hill Church, where he has led with warmth, clarity, and deep conviction for over two decades. He brings a pastor's heart and a preacher's gift to every room he walks into.
Host
Reed Moore
Reed Moore serves at Gwinnett Church and brings energy, authenticity, and genuine love for the local church to everything he does. He'll be guiding us through the evening.
Worship
Zach Brown
Zach Brown leads worship at Sugar Hill Church with a style that's both accessible and deeply rooted. Expect a night of congregational worship that feels less like a performance and more like a room full of men singing to God together.
Where & When
The Bowl at Sugar Hill
Bring a lawn chair or blanket. The Bowl is an open-air amphitheater with tiered hillside seating. Come early, find your spot, and settle in.
Get DirectionsBrought Together By
Churches Across Gwinnett
This night isn't about any one church. It's about all of us: men from across the community standing together for one night of worship.
Don't Miss It
Get a Reminder
Drop your email and we'll send you a reminder as May 2 gets closer. Nothing more, nothing less.
Spread the Word
Know Someone Who Should Be There?
Send it to a friend, share it with your small group, or text it to your son. The more men, the better.
Questions?
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