Men, it’s time to schedule a weekend away to unplug, retreat with other guys, and experience God away from the busyness of life.
Men of Hope Bootcamp is back for 2022 — with a twist! Since Camp Lebanon is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, we’ll hold Bootcamp as part of Camp’s annual men’s retreat the weekend of Sept. 16-17!
We will still have our own lodging and meeting space, so we can hold many of our normal Bootcamp activities and have plenty of time to connect with other Hopesters. But because Bootcamp will be joining the larger retreat, we’ll be able to join guys from other local churches in worship and hear from some of Hope’s pastors in large group sessions as we study the Word of God. We’ll also have access to a wider range of activities than we normally have at Bootcamp — this year, you’ll have the option to go ziplining or trap shooting, head out on the lake for some fishing or participate in the retreat-wide Home Run Derby on Camp Lebanon’s famous Wiffle Ball field.
Bootcamp will run from Friday night to Saturday evening as usual.
Questions? Contact menofhope@hopecc.com.
"For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart."
When the sun appears, there is no need for a candle. Do we view Christ in the same supreme light? In the third chapter of Philippians, Paul pushes for us to remember the infinite value of Christ. Do not set your mind on earthly things or put your confidence in your flesh. Know Christ. Gain Christ. Prioritize Christ. Trust Christ. Become like Christ. Hold true to Christ. Why? Because Christ “will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body” and because through Christ we may “attain the resurrection from the dead.” Join us as we dive into God’s Word and remember the surpassing goodness of knowing Christ Jesus our Lord.
Scott serves as the Lead Pastor of The Grove Church in Maple Grove. Originally from California, he has come not only to embrace the different seasons but also the people of Minnesota.
Davis is the Associate Pastor of Outreach & Development at Hope Community Church, and also serves as the Chaplain for the Minnesota Twins. He loves most forms of competition, compelling stories, and watching the Packers lose.
Steve is the founding and the Senior Pastor of Hope Community Church. He spends most of his time teaching, helping new churches get started, mentoring and coaching the three Lead Pastors of Hope’s three locations.
Richard Olson is the finest mandolin player you’ll find in all of the streets of Upsala, where live is looking up. He’s sure to make ya sing and dance, and say strange things like “ooga booga dooga whop.”
Richard Olson is the finest mandolin player you’ll find in all of the streets of Upsala, where live is looking up. He’s sure to make ya sing and dance, and say strange things like “ooga booga dooga whop.”
When you spend time around Jessica, you get the impression she is quite the introvert. She runs from the stage, cameras and microphones….hmm, she is fantastic but we need a new host.
Robert Billiam (“Bobber Bill”) is a gifted speaker from Upsala, who will undoubtedly encourage guests young and old to memorize Bible verses by using actions and their outside voices.
Want to add in a round of golf on your way up to Camp on Friday? We have spots reserved at the Albany Golf Club for 1 PM tee times. Mark “Early Bird Golf” when you register for Men’s Retreat. You’ll pay at the golf course on your own.
For an additional $35 you can join in on our traditional Golf Scramble on Saturday morning at the Long Prairie Country Club. The cost includes 18 holes of golf, cart fees, and a boxed lunch from Camp. Make sure to include this when you register for Men’s Retreat.
Make sure to bring your own bedding, pillows, and towels!
Active Military and Full-Time Ministry Staff – $50 Off
Senior Pastors – FREE!
Camp Lebanon is a year-round Christian Bible Camp and Retreat Center dedicated to providing a “Meeting Place With God” to help the Church do the work of Christ.
