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Student Life
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Mt. Lebanon Retreat and Conference Center
June 13, 2026 – June 17, 2026
Mt. Lebanon Retreat and Conference Center
For more than 70 years, Mt. Lebanon has provided a camp experience that ensures an unforgettable week at camp. It boasts a variety of free time options including a swimming pool, water slide and more!
Camp Pastor
Kris Dolberry
Kris Dolberry has served in ministry leadership both in the local church and with national para-church organizations for the last 25 years.
Read MoreA thought leader in disciple-making, Kris has helped churches all across the country create and refine systems for discipling people and deploying them for ministry. As a writer, he has contributed to numerous publications such as Home Life magazine, Church Planter magazine, churchleaders.com, and more. Kris currently serves as one of the executive pastors at Thompson Station Church in the Nashville area. He is married to Vanessa, his high school sweetheart. They have 3 kids. Konnor, Emma, and Brady.
Read LessWorship Leader
317 Collective
317 Collective is a worship collective from Fort Worth, TX with one goal in mind – To worship and glorify Jesus through song. We believe that one moment in the presence of Jesus can change someone forever. We lead worship for retreats, conferences, and events to help individuals develop a growing relationship with Jesus.
Mt. Lebanon
EAT
Food is served cafeteria style where students can use a tray and walk down the line.
SLEEP
Dormitory-style, large bunk rooms that vary in sizes and the number of people they can hold. A smaller bunk room may only sleep 16 people and larger rooms may sleep as many as 40 people. Bathrooms are provided in each sleeping area.
Student Life assigns housing based upon max occupancy of a cabin. Example: If a cabin has 40 bunk beds, we try to assign 40 people to that room, even if that means two or three churches are housed together.
*If you have a housing policy that does not allow sharing a cabin with other groups, please be aware that rooms at this location will be assigned to max occupancy to keep your cost per person as low as possible. Our recommendation for our churches that have these policies is to not register for this location.
PLAY
Swimming pools and a 600-foot slide provide a great escape from the summer heat! Other options include: the Challenge Course, Basketball courts, beach volleyball, gaga ball, 9 square in the air, human foosball, jumping pillow, soccer cage, rock climbing, the Canteen serves snacks and drinks and more!
Misc.
- Adult chaperones must be at least 20 years of age.
- All Cars, trucks, vans and busses should be parked after drop off at cabins and remain parked until the end of camp. Vehicles should not be used to transport campers around campus
- All medications must be turned in at the time of registration in their original container and current (no expired medicines) ALL medication must be dispensed at the Health Center. A camper medication form must be filled out for each person turning in medications (this will be located on our Prep Center).
