Five days of verse-by-verse Bible teaching for junior high through college age. Free to attend, lunch and snacks included. Come dig deep into God's Word and walk away ready to disciple others.
June 1-5, 2026
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Most youth conferences focus on energy, hype, and a few big takeaways. DM2 is built differently. The week is rooted in verse-by-verse Bible teaching, with the goal of equipping students to teach what they're learning to others.
We believe young people can shape their communities and their churches. Five days of immersive Bible study can change the way a student reads Scripture, shares their faith, and lives out what they believe.

This year we're studying Galatians, with a focus on sanctification: how the Christian life grows after a person is saved. Paul wrote Galatians to a church that was drifting back into legalism, trying to earn their growth through rule-keeping. His answer was that the same gospel that saves us is the gospel that grows us.
Together we'll work through the book and see what it means to walk by the Spirit, bear the fruit of the Spirit, and live the freedom Christ purchased for us.

Dates: June 1-5, 2026
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day
Location: Faith Bible Church, 6294 Tom Hebert Road, Lake Charles
Cost: Free
Food: Lunch and snacks provided
Ages: Primarily youth, but open to anyone "young at heart"
Materials: Workbooks provided. Bring your Bible.



"I have learned that I cannot be saved by good works or what I feel. Christ died for me the imperfect sinner, therefore I can do nothing for myself to enter heaven rather, instead of leaning on my own understanding, I have to put my trust in the Lord. It is what Christ through God did for me."
"I learned so much, but one very important thing I got from this DM2 conference is how we are saved, by believing. I always heard about believing, but also thought we had to (do other things) ... but DM2 just opened my eyes and showed me the difference between two totally different things."
"I love this conference so much! The friendships and knowledge built here are a unique and wonderful thing."
A few questions that often come up. If yours isn't here, send us a note.
Junior high through college age is the primary audience, but we welcome anyone who's young at heart. Past workshops have had students as young as 10 and adults as old as 70.
A book of the Bible is studied verse by verse. This year we're working through Galatians. Students deeply engage with the text and walk away with tools for sharing what they've learned with others.
The workshop runs from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day. The week mixes Bible study, group activities, games, skits, and breaks for meals. The pace is steady but not rushed.
No. We welcome students at every level of familiarity with the Bible. Materials and teaching are designed to meet you where you are.
Free. Lunch and snacks are provided at no cost.
Registration is free and takes about a minute. Spots are filled in the order they come in. Don't wait until the last week.
