Brunswick County, NC

EARLY BIRD EXTENDED 2 WEEKS! Check out our special pricing now through October 15th. Will you join us for an intense men’s only event centered on the call to discipleship? You won’t leave wondering what’s next! You will leave with a renewed passion to see men know Christ, families come together, churches under the leadership of God fearing men and workplaces impacted for the glory of God! Discipleship is becoming a way of life for hundreds of men across the country!

Check out our sessions for TEEN GUYS (ages 13-18) as well…Seating is limited, registration is required.

Traveling with a group of men, spouse or just want a good nights rest the night before that is close by and affordable?

Hotel Accommodations:

The Winds Resort Beach Club is offering a discount just for men attending the Men at the Cross conference! $72.00 per night for their Camellia Guest Rooms and a 10% group discount on any other room types! http://thewindsbeachclub.com/

The Ocean Isle Inn has also set aside a block of rooms and a discounted rate especially for the attendees of the Men of the Cross Conference.  Oceanfront rooms will be $65 plus tax per night and Sound View rooms will be $55 plus tax per night. Attendees just need to call the Inn at 800-352-5988 and mention the conference to receive the special rate.  You can learn more about the Ocean Isle Inn by going to our web site http://www.oceanisleinn.com

The Islander Inn is also available and they offer the same discounted rate for the attendees of the Men of the Cross Conference.  Oceanfront rooms will be $65 plus tax per night and Sound View rooms will be $55 plus tax per night. Attendees just need to call the Inn at 910-575-7000 and mention the conference to receive the special rate.  You can learn more about the Ocean Isle Inn by going to our web site www.islanderinn.com.

Event Details

  • Location First Baptist of ShallotteMap
  • Date 11-05-2011
  • Doors Open 7:15 AM
  • Start 8:00 AM - 12:45 PM

Student Breakout Speakers (Crossbow)

Joe White
Adam Donyes

Regional Leader

Michael Borton