Men Connecting, Doing Life, Following Jesus
New Breed Mentoring is an organic an authentic process, designed to provide men with a safe place to share their story while doing life and developing a relationship with other men, ultimately helping them grow closer in their relationship with Jesus Christ.
Why Mentoring Matters
Mentoring is a vital component of personal and spiritual development. New Breed Mentoring provides a supportive environment where men can grow in their faith and relationships. Through connectedness and Christ as the center, we help men navigate life’s challenges and become the men that God created them to be.
Mentor Qualifications
- Committed to Christ
- Solid Testimony
- Flexible
- Transparent
- Humble
- Authentic
- Willing to Learn
- Willing to Encourage
- Compassionate
- Giving
- Good Listener
- Open to God’s Will
To foster growth and accountability, we follow the Four “E”s…
Engage
Connecting with men at real, transparent and authentic levels to encourage the development of relationships.
Encourage
Walk with other men through good times and hard times while integrating the love of Jesus Christ.
Equip
Helping men develop skills and knowledge to impact other men, their families, churches and communities.
Empower
Empowering men with the tools and skills to duplicate the message of Christ and breathe life into others.
What Our Mentees Say...
Rich Heitz - Mentee
I thought I knew how to do life, but I found out I had no clue. Everything I had thought I knew was thrown out when I actually met with Kerry who had taught me to be able to trust. Who trusted me when I thought I couldn’t be trusted. My mentor walked with me through the good, bad, and ugly. Gave me biblical references and explained what I wasn’t understanding. Having a mentor is having a brother you never knew you had.
Join Our Movement
Take the first step towards a transformative mentoring experience. Whether you want to guide others or seek guidance, we welcome you to New Breed Men.
Questions About Our Mentoring Program
Explore answers to frequently asked questions about how our mentoring program works and what you can expect.
How often do mentors and mentees meet?
Mentors and mentees typically meet once a week, but the frequency can be adjusted based on mutual availability and goals.
How long does the mentoring relationship last?
The mentoring relationship usually lasts for six months to a year, with the option to extend if both parties agree.
Is this discipleship or counseling?
Our program focuses on discipleship, providing spiritual guidance and personal growth rather than professional counseling.
Can I request a specific mentor?
While we try to accommodate preferences, mentor assignments are based on availability and compatibility to ensure a fruitful relationship.
What is expected from a mentee?
Mentees are expected to be open, committed to regular meetings, and willing to engage actively in their personal and spiritual growth journey.