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roundup
May 15-17, 2024
CrossCreek Church
5300 Colleyville Blvd
Colleyville, TX 76034
what is roundup?
A three day collaborative equipping event for church-based college ministry teams focused on reaching students with the gospel, developing them into disciples, and sending them into strategic kingdom places.
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session topics
Breakout Sessions
schedule
wednesday
1:00PM Registration
2:00PM Collaborative
3:00PM Geographical Collab
5:00PM Dinner on Site
6:30PM General Session
8:30PM Late Night Party
thursday
8:00AM GenSend Breakfast
9:00AM General Session #2
9:45AM Breakout Session
11:00AM Breakout Session
12:00PM Lunch (provided)
1:00PM Affinity Group Collaborative
3:00PM Breakout Session
4:15PM Breakout Session
5:30PM Dinner Connect (dinner on your own)
friday
8:00AM Send Network: Church Planting in College Communities Breakfast
9:00AM Team Collaborative
10:45AM General Session
12:00PM Conclusion
frequently asked questions
Who is Roundup for?
Roundup is best for local church college ministers and their top level leadership. Groups of 2-5 are the perfect size. We recommend at least two because there are several collaborative times and it helps to have someone you can process with.
Is Roundup only for people in Texas?
No, 30% of attendees are not from Texas.
Whats different about Roundup versus other events?
Roundup focuses on collaboration. The goal isn’t necessarily for you to take in more content, but for you to make more relationships with other like minded leaders. We also help you process what you learn and create action oriented steps. We want to help you build momentum when you get home.
leadership
Mitch has worked for the SBTC since 2011 serving in collegiate mobilization, disciple-making and now leads our collegiate team. He believes that the most strategic generation is the next generation. Mitch received an undergraduate degree in business from Liberty University and his graduate degree in theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He lives in Fort Worth with his wife, Olivia, and son, William.
