Amidst the challenges to biblical masculinity, our Men’s Retreat at Highland Lakes Camp & Conference Center stands as a stronghold. Join us in an empowering experience crafted to inspire, equip, and challenge men to rise as leaders in the workplace, at home, and in the church. This retreat is more than a gathering; it’s a transformative journey, resilient leadership rooted in biblical principles. Expect engaging sessions, meaningful conversations, and outdoor activities that will fortify your character. It’s time to reclaim and live out authentic biblical masculinity. Be a part of the movement.
Option 1: $80 – Saturday only (No lodging)
Option 2: $110 – Friday & Saturday (No lodging)
Option 3: $135 – Friday & Saturday with bunkhouse lodging
Option 4: $170 – Friday & Saturday with motel lodging (Triple occupancy)
Option 5: $180 – Friday & Saturday with motel lodging (Double occupancy)
Option 6: $195 – Friday & Saturday with motel lodging (Single occupancy)
4:30 pm | Check-in/ Registration
5:30 pm | Dinner
7:00 pm | Session One
9:00 pm | Church Group Time
9:30 pm | Fellowship
8:00 am | Breakfast
9:00 am | Session Two
10:30 am | Breakouts
12:00 pm | Lunch
1:00 pm | Breakouts
2:00 pm | Free Time –
REC Options – AXE Throwing, Archery Quest
3:30 pm | Session Three
5:00 pm | Dismiss
Robert White serves as the Lead Pastor of Freedom Church, a diverse and growing congregation in Bedford, TX. A passionate advocate for purposeful living, Robert is also a respected public speaker, motivational coach, and organizational leadership strategist.
Robert’s career includes roles as Youth and Young Adult Pastor at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Arlington, TX, and Associate Director of Evangelism for the Baptist General Convention of Texas. His ministry is characterized by dynamic scripture delivery and innovative community engagement.
Holding a Master of Divinity from Baylor University’s George W. Truett Seminary and a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from California State University Dominguez Hills, Robert combines theological insight with practical leadership skills.
Robert is married to Marisha and is father to daughters Makenzie and Makayla. His personal commitment to family values enriches his professional mission of building strong, purpose-driven communities.
In 1979, 9 year-old David and his family were forced to flee their home country of Iran amidst a bloody revolution, seeking asylum in America as refugees.
At age 18, after years of difficult assimilation to a new culture during a time when Iranian-American social and political tensions were high, David found hope and redemption through a relationship with Jesus Christ. Soon after his conversion from Islam to Christianity, he began pursuing his new-found calling in ministry. For over 30 years, God has used and equipped David as a gifted evangelist, author, and campus pastor of the world’s largest collegiate ministry. Recently, David and his wife Jennifer have moved to Franklin, TN to begin a new chapter as they lead a non-profit organization, the For Others Collective.
David continues to be a highly regarded communicator who speaks at churches, conferences, and festivals, as well as consults with a variety of organizations on the topics of culture development, leadership, and systems building across the globe.
Jarryd Foreman (@JarrydForeman) is a Worship Pastor at The Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, TX and has been leading worship in the local church, camps and conferences for almost two decades. In addition to leading worship, Jarryd coaches and facilitates worship development cohorts with worship leaders from all over the country where he’s able to pursue his passion of raising up the next generation of worship leaders and pastors. He and his wife Jessica have 3 children, Liv, Landry, and Charlee.
