A camp where students will engage in a daily activity to promote church unity and spiritual conversations through worship services, recreational activities, breakout discussions, free time activities and tournaments, and church group times.
2026’s camp group registration is live! See below for price breakdown by date
It is our desire that M3 camp would be a place where students would have a moment with Jesus Christ that would change their life. But we don’t want it to stop there. We hope this moment propels them into mission beyond the campground into their home, schools, and places of recreation. Ultimately, our prayers are that this would lead to a gospel movement of students to reach Texas and impact the world with the Gospel.
M3 camp is intentional about evangelism. Students will clearly hear the gospel and lost teens will be given an opportunity to profess Christ as their Lord and Savior. M3 also wants to challenge students to live evangelistically in their communities and to live missionally in the world. We offer breakout sessions to help students maintain and grow in their relationship with Christ and we utilizes small group experiences to promote discussion, prayer, fellowship, and encouragement.
We’ll keep evangelism and missions as a central focus.
Seeks to be a place God calls students into vocational ministry.
Endeavors to help students learn how to live their faith out in their homes and communities.
Challenges students to do the work of evangelism and to engage in what God is doing around the world.
Strive to use quality communicators and worship leaders.
Fees kept at a minimum through the Cooperative Program giving of SBTC churches.
Pre-programmed activities that allow church leaders the freedom of not worrying about the details of running a camp.
M3’s staff desire to be an encouragement to churches and to student leaders.
With over 40 years of experience in youth ministry, Grant is passionate about serving both God and teenagers. He studied at Texas A&M University, East Texas Baptist University, and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, earning his Doctorate of Educational Ministry in Leadership in 2003. Originally from Port Neches, Texas, Grant dedicated 33 years as the Minister with Students at First McKinney Baptist Church. He has also served at Second Baptist Church in Baytown and various congregations in Mt. Pleasant, Throckmorton, Cleburne, Texas, and Greenwood, Louisiana.
An avid Dallas Cowboys fan, Grant enjoys spending time in his woodshop, “Byrd House Woodworking,” where he crafts a variety of projects. His true passion lies in helping students come to faith in Jesus Christ and grow through intentional discipleship. Grant proudly shares that his greatest blessings are his wife, Jill, their son Keegan and daughter-in-law Victoria, and their daughter Darby. Together, he and Jill love to travel, having explored all 50 states and 60 countries, where he has had the honor of preaching in many locations. His favorite verse is Ephesians 2:10, and he often reminds others that God has never failed and never will.
$330 SBTC affiliated church
$355 non-SBTC affiliated church
$330 SBTC affiliated church
$355 non-SBTC affiliated church
$350 SBTC affiliated church
$375 non-SBTC affiliated church
You can make a payment one of two ways. Pay via a credit card through the Camp Leader Portal or mail a check to PO Box 1988, Grapevine, TX 76099 attn M3 Camp. NOTE – If you are the parent or guardian of a camper, you will not pay the SBTC directly, rather the church you will be attending camp with. All payments will be handled through your church.
A first deposit of $100 per spot registered is due upon church group registration.
Your church’s second deposit (40% of final balance) // February 25th – Mount Lebanon, April 28th – Highland Lakes and Glorieta.
Please email broark@sbtexas.com if you have any questions regarding deposit amounts or require an invoice to pay.
Registration balances must be paid no later than 10 days before your selected camp begins. The late fee is $50 per requested spot. Final invoices based on the most recent gender update will be sent out via email on/around the 3-week date.
Mount Lebanon May 8th
Highland Lakes June 12th
Glorieta June 24th
The ratio is 1 adult to 8 campers.
Childcare is not provided. You will be responsible to watch your children for all activities: meals, free time, etc. Children are NOT allowed in the dorms with the students.
We will provide booklets that will contain the camp schedule, map, devos for the week, the breakout topics + their locations, etc. Each camper + sponsor will also receive a camp shirt.
Our SBTC Students app will be updated with relevant info for your camp!
One of the most important pieces to your pre-camp planning is lodging. Our team wants to provide you your lodging a few weeks before your arrive to camp. To help us do so we need all church groups to update their registration numbers on a monthly basis. Doing so will allow our team to assign cabins with greater precision and communicate your cabin assignments easier.
You spoke, we listened. You can now customize your camp schedule to better fit your students needs.
All churches are welcome to complete the form but requests will be honored according to who registered first. The morning and afternoon recreation time slots are limited, half of the registered campers in the morning and half in the afternoon (this assumes all groups choose recreation provided by the STBC Summer Staff).
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