Studies have shown how powerful is the spiritual influence of fathers on their families even though secular popular culture denigrates manhood and fatherhood. When Dad comes to Christ 93% of families will follow. On the secular Father’s Day we in the Church should know that our Evangelism and Discipleship should seek out men whether married or single because men become husbands and fathers to families. Our presentation of Jesus Christ and the Gospel when correctly preached should appeal to men and be a call for men to their God ordained vocations as Fathers, husbands, and leaders in the Church and in some cases called to the ministerial priesthood or to the vocational diaconate. The statistic not mentioned here is that 40% of households are headed by women or mothers, and this reality calls the men of our congregation to be spiritual fathers to all children especially to children in our congregation when there is no earthly father in the lives of these children either because of death, divorce, or abandonment.