LONE WOLVES DIE
Put a date on the calendar so no man fights alone.
A Unit is a group of guys who meet once a month. Somebody has to go first. Be the guy who does.
A weekend can't carry a man through the other 362 days of the year.
When MAN CAMP ends, guys go home, life gets busy, and they drift back into isolation. They’re fighting their battles alone.
They say "I'm fine" while the marriage cracks, they stumble their way through fatherhood, the addiction wins, and the connection they felt with God fades.
You can probably name a few guys that come to mind. Maybe you're one of them.
And everybody's waiting for someone else to get guys together. So nobody does. It's frustrating to watch, and it's lonely to live.
Came here because there's no Unit near you? Then this one's yours to start.
Stop waiting for someone else to set it up.
Be the guy who does.
Lead a MAN CAMP Unit.
A Unit is a few guys who meet once a month. They’re honest about what life is throwing at them and they have each other's backs.
Stepping up can feel intimidating. "I'm not a pastor. I don't know how to lead this. What if nobody shows?"
We get it. But you have what it takes. You don't need to be a Bible scholar or have all the answers. You just need to go first.
You won't do it alone. 25,000 men have come through MAN CAMP, and we'll hand you hundreds of questions and a simple plan.
How it works
You have what it takes
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Meet once a month
Put a date on the calendar and keep it. More is fine. Less isn't. List it on the map so guys can find you.
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Invite guys personally
Invite guys you know. Personally. With an individual text, phone call, or in-person invitation.
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ask one question
“What’s your high and low for the week?” Or use one from our questions list. No Bible study. No curriculum. Food and beer go a long way.
Do these three things, and no man fights alone
What a night looks like
Guys show up, grab some snacks, and a beer, and catch up. Then you go around with one real question. It could be a high and low point for the week. Or, you can ask one of the hundreds of questions we created for you. You go first, because your honesty sets the depth.
Then you wait. You listen. You create space for guys to be known.
And if you feel prompted and it’s appropriate, pray over something a guy shares. It’s that simple. When you do this, it creates an opportunity for God to move.
What happens because you went first
MEN find freedom
Guys stop saying “I’m fine.” The habit, the stress, the failures come into the light, and they have brothers in the fight with them.
He Keeps moving forward
When life hits, his brothers ask the hard questions, pray for him, and follow up. His marriage gets fought for. He stops stumbling through fatherhood alone. He has someone in his corner.
You See god move
God starts working in each man’s life. The guys in your Unit experience more of God, and so do you. You get a front-row seat to seeing Him work.
And you're not alone either. The guys you gathered have your back, too. You're the guy who put a date on the calendar. That's how it starts.
OK. But I have some questions
We have some answers. But we also trust that you can figure this out.
FAQ
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Once a month, minimum. Pick a date and time you can keep for the long haul, and stick with it. Groups fail when meetings are random or nobody knows when the next one is.
Hebrews 10:25: ‘not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.’”
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Good. That means you’re stepping out of your comfort zone. If you follow the simple steps outlined above, you’ll do great.
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You’ll get an email when someone joins your Unit. Reach out within 48 hours and welcome him.
But don’t just wait for guys to show up. God gave you a sphere of influence. Use it. Invite guys into community and the kind of adventure you were made for.
Individual texts beat group texts any day of the week.
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Absolutely. Face-to-face is best, but busy schedules don’t always allow it.
Pick whatever online meeting tool works for your group. We don’t provide one.
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Jesus says in Matthew 18:20, “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” If it’s just you and one other guy, that’s OK. Keep meeting, and pray about who else to invite.
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Once you create an account, you can pause or remove your Unit in the “My Profile” section.
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No. Only a general area, never your exact address.
no man fights alone
Picture a handful of men who know you, have your back, and keep showing up. A call answered at 2am. A night on the calendar every month that guys won't miss. And when MAN CAMP 2027 rolls around October 8–10, you walk in with the guys you brought together.