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Be1 Make1 weekend retreats are held over various weekends each year. This is a great time for men to join other men over a weekend for fellowship, bible study, and discipleship training. “Disciple Making is one maturing believer intentionally leading another maturing believer in the obedience of faith so they can then do the same” The purpose is to equip men to carry out and understand the importance of “The Great Commission” as listed in Matthew 28:18-20 and 2^nd Timothy 2:2

UPCOMING CONFERENCES

SHOW LOW, ARIZONA – May 16-18, 2025

For men who are currently in a disciple-making relationship with another man.

Only 20 Spaces Remaining

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CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

Randy Holland

Randy Holland is originally from Sutherlin, Oregon. He attended Portland State University and received a Master’s Degree in Health Education. Randy was a Certified Athletic Trainer for the Toronto Blue Jays for 18 seasons. He started in rookie ball in 1982 and worked his way through the organization. He spent five years in AAA Syracuse, NY. In 1999 he started The Winning Inning, a Christian baseball academy in Clearwater, Florida. He was President and CEO of the baseball school for 15 years. Randy served with Baseball Chapel in the Toronto Blue Jays organization from 2007-2014. Most recently Randy and his wife Allison moved to Scottsdale, Arizona in 2014. Randy has been married to his wife Allison since 1984. Randy gave his life to Christ in 1995 on Easter Sunday. He is currently an active member at Highlands church and has served in various capacities in men’s ministry. He founded Be1 Make1 in 2016 and has a passion for teaching the importance of “Disciple Making”.

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Lyn Bain

Unashamedly Canadian, Lyn Bain was born in Windsor, Ontario, and relocated to Tampa, Florida in 2021 to accept a calling to serve as Director of Communications for Idlewild Baptist Church. Lyn spent over 20 years as a competitive baseball coach, working at the regional and provincial level, and served for fifteen years as a Coach Developer and Evaluator with Baseball Canada. He is an innovative and engaging teacher, having served as Guest Lecturer at the University of Windsor and St. Clair College, as Learning Coordinator with the City of Windsor and County of Essex, and for eight years as a Master Learning Facilitator and Course Conductor with the National Coaching Certification Program. In August 2022 Lyn was blessed to marry his wife Kim, and together they are the proud owners of a confusingly rapidly-growing Great Dane named Pepper – all three would appreciate prayers of encouragement and patience.

Brett Butler

Brett Butler had a 17 year major league playing career. Playing for Atlanta, Cleveland, San Francisco, L.A. Dodgers, and the Mets. He is 1 of 26 players in Major League History to compile at least 500 stolen bases (558), and 2000 hits (2,375) for a career. Brett retired in 1997 with a lifetime batting average of .290. He continued in the game as he coached or managed in the Mets and Diamondbacks organization from 2003-2013. His last 2 years were as a 3rd base coach with the Marlins from 2014-2015. Brett wrote an autobiography titled “Field of Hope” that chronicles his major league career and his battle with cancer. He is a motivational speaker and also spends time teaching and leading men in a discipleship program at Highlands church. He and his wife Eveline live in Scottsdale Arizona.

Torrey Collins

Torrey Collins lives in Phoenix, AZ with his wife Brittany and their four children. Torrey was baptized as a follower of Jesus in 2014. As a single dad of two young daughters, Torrey’s walk began simply with attending church sporadically with his girls, but he quickly felt the call to more. After meeting his wife Brittany in 2017, they soon found a new church together and began serving in various ministries and leading small groups, but Torrey still felt the Lord calling him to more. He was hired onto their church’s staff in November 2020 to serve on their maintenance team, which quickly lead to him leading that team, searching for more ways to serve in ministry, and leading the church’s men’s ministry. Through attending a retreat in March 2022, Torrey was introduced to the concept of one-on-one discipleship. This introduction to his dear friend Randy drastically changed Torrey’s walk with the Lord. Since then, Torrey has dived deep into discipleship. He was discipled for more than a year by Randy, and has now discipled multiple men himself. Torrey has also been blessed to travel all over the world on missions and lead’s a men’s discipleship weekly Bible study. He continues to feel called to spend more of his time serving the Lord, and is excited to transition away from his secular job into full-time ministry. This calling and the relationships God continues to bring into his life lead him to Daystar, where he is excited to serve as Discipleship Coordinator. His passion lies in helping men prioritize God in their marriages, parenting, and relationships. Through this work, he aims to emphasize the significance of one-on-one discipleship and its life-changing impact.

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Don Gordon

In the ministry of SCORE International, Don Gordon helps equip believers with the tools to live a Christ-like life, and reaches those without God with the good news of Jesus Christ through baseball and other venues. His two passions are formally discipling men one-to-one in God’s word and conducting biblical marriage counseling (another form of disciple-making). Both areas have grown in Don’s ministry career. The marriage and disciple-making ministry has included workshops, seminars and conferences from coast to coast primarily in local churches. In addition, Don has the privilege of leading disciple-making, and marriage and family conferences for missionaries and church leaders. In regards to marriage, Don carefully explains God’s passion for marriage and teaches in the context of personal ministry experience with couples and singles. As a result, many have come to a greater love and understanding of Jesus Christ in the context of their marriage and relationships. Don has had the privilege of learning what it means to be broken and suffer for the name of Jesus Christ (Phil. 1:29). He has a great appreciation and understanding of the ministry of the local church.

Support Don’s ministry HERE.

Josh Perrault

I was raised by my grandparents in Fremont, California. We moved to Mesa, AZ when I was in 9th grade. I aIended Red Mountain High School and then Arizona State University where I had the privilege to play baseball under coach Pat Murphy. God called me into His kingdom in 2002 during my sophomore year of college. He immediately planted me in the East Valley Bible Church community. I met my wife, Stephanie, in December of 2002. We were married in 2005 and have four daughters – McKenzie, Harper, Skylar, and SuIon. My vocaWonal calling involves managing the maintenance and faciliWes team for a regional car wash company. In my free Wme, you’ll find me hiking Camelback Mountain or aIending my kids’ sporting events. I have a passion for serving the men in my local church and training my children in the discipline and admoniWon of the Lord. I’m also honored to be called to serve as a Deacon at Redemption Arcadia.

Scott Taylor

My parents divorced when I was 7, my Mom remarried and moved us to the San Francisco Bay Area where our family attended a Methodist Church when the mood would strike. In 1986 as a Junior in High School, I accepted Jesus as my Savior. Without Discipleship or guidance I spent decades cycling near and distant from the Lord until moving to Arizona from Indonesia in 2013. Here I became part of Randy Hollands Wed. Mens small group and was discipled by Randy Holland for 1.5 years. This is a time in my life where I began to spend quality time with the Lord, both in His Word and in long daily Prayer with him. Outwardly I was experiencing divorce, financial ruin and immense hardship. Yet the Lord had me flourishing with Him and a renewed identity and passion for Him. Through all of that, the Lord grew me and prepared me for what lie ahead. I am thankfully now married to my wife of almost 8 years, Natalie, the most beautiful and Godly woman I’ve ever known. Our 15 year old son Elias loves Jesus as well! Over the past several years God has been giving my wife and I fantastic opportunities for ministry with both couples and individuals. We are so thankful to be put to use for the Kingdom and thankful for the wonderful Church He has brought us to! I love our Lord and am working on allowing Him to make me a more useful implement for His purposes. In addition, I am an avid firearms enthusiast and reloader.

John Zeller

John Zeller has served with SCORE since its beginning in 1984. In February of 2011, John became the Executive Director for SCORE International and now travels all over the USA speaking at churches, sporting events, camps, and conferences. John also travels overseas on short term mission trips throughout the year. John has been involved in Coaching, Church Recreation, and Sports Ministry since 1971. John is currently the chaplain for the Tampa Yankees Minor League Coaches. He has impacted the lives of many athletes through sports outreach, but even with his accomplishments and commitments, he asserts his family as his top priority. John resides in Florida with his wife Katie. John and Katie live in Lithia, FL, and aVend Fishhawk Fellowship Church. He has two sons, Chad and Chip and seven grandchildren.

Support John’s ministry HERE.