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Men’s Retreat


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Jan 09 2025 - Jan 10 2025 - 4 - 7 pm Arrival

 

 

Package:

  • 1 night lodging & 3 meals (Thursday dinner - Friday lunch)
  • $142/person (triple+ occupancy), private rooms
  • $165/person (double occupancy), private rooms
  • $234/person (single occupancy), private rooms
  • $142/person, Mountainside Lodges

Thursday Eve. Speaker – Bob Koch

Bob Koch is the owner of Bob Koch Hoops, a private basketball training facility he operates at his own home. His early leadership gifts on and off the court have followed him throughout life as he has lived the habit of learning from the best.

Coach Koch’s drive, expertise, love for basketball, innate teaching acumen, and passon for coaching have created opportunities for athletes to take their game to the next level. He encourages everyone he works with toward a clear vision of their God-given potential, in basketball and in life.

Over the years, Koch has been commemorated 10 times for Coach of the Year, National High School Coach of the Year, and Coach in the High School All America Game, along with other multiple awards. He has worked for and with 17 of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame coaches.

A quote on Bob’s facility wall sums it up: “Athletes do not rise to the occasion, they sink to the level of their training.”

Thurs. Comedy Show
& Friday Speaker  – Brett Hollis

With over 30 years of experience as a pastor, speaker and humorist, Brett brings motivational messages that inspire hope and encourage any audience, from millennials to seniors, students to executives. His comedy performances come loaded with stories and observations about life that will keep you laughing.

To quote a pastor’s endorsement on his website, “Brett Hollis has a unique and captivating way of sharing the Word of God.  He can convey a story masterfully…and somehow presents anointed truths in a humorous yet profound manner.” Learn more about Brett at his website.

Worship – The Good Family

Quakertown, Pennsylvania, residents Paul and Mary Good raised four sons, each of them learning to play piano by age four. In 1999, the family ensemble recorded an album, and at the peak of the family’s musical career, they had booked 30 concerts in one month. Eventually the group disbanded in 2004 as life took the sons in various directions, though all four still lead worship in their respective churches. The Good Family is reuniting to make music once again as they join us at Men’s Retreat 2025!

Day Camp Fundraiser

You’ll have the opportunity to compete in a fun competition to support DAY CAMP programs at Spruce Lake and Pinebrook, which point over 300 children toward Christ every summer.

 

 

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