Mt. Lebanon Retreat and Conference Center
June 26, 2027 – June 30, 2027
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 and more!
Camp Pastor
Nick Person
Nick Person has had the privilege of being in full time ministry for more than twenty years and is still learning. The best thing he gets to do is to be a son of the King, a husband to Laura for more than sixteen years and a dad to Ava 13, Jax 11, and Nash 7.
Read MoreHe digs the Atlanta Braves, it’s his hometown team. He currently lives outside of Nashville, TN and gets to serve as the Teaching and Next Steps Pastor at New Vision. The way to his heart is through a cool pair of kicks, a good meal, and a bougie cup of coffee. He loves seeing the word come to life for students and adults. If he wasn’t a pastor, he would probably be a DJ or a talk show host. He tries to live with his “yes” on the table for all of the adventures that the Lord invites him in to.
Read LessWorship Leader
Breakaway Worship
Breakaway Worship is a collective of worship leaders, musicians, and songwriters dedicated to lifting high the name of Jesus on the campus of Texas A&M. Beyond leading worship at Breakaway Ministries every Tuesday night, Breakaway Worship exists to write songs that are for students, and about the life change that students experience at Breakaway.
Read MoreTheir hope is that years from now, students would still be singing a chorus of a song from college because it marked such a powerful moment in their lives.
With the release of their debut album, “More Than Anything”, Breakaway Worship hopes to see a generation of young believers chasing after the heart of God. Believing that these songs can carry the same message close to home at Texas A&M and around the world. After leading worship on Tuesday night’s at Breakaway Ministries for years, Breakaway Worship now hopes that these song would bring life and hope wherever they go.
Read LessMt. Lebanon
EAT
Food is served family style. Students sit with people from their church group and have food served to them at their assigned table by Mt Lebanon staff.
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
The Swimming pool provides a great escape from the summer heat! Other options include: the Zip Line & Sky Trail, Basketball courts, beach volleyball, gaga ball, 9 square in the air, human foosball, soccer cage 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).
