Mighty Men Conference Escourt

The Mighty Men Conference (MMC) in Estcourt is an interdenominational Christian men's weekend gathering, founded by evangelist Angus Buchan in 2004, designed to encourage men to be godly leaders, husbands, and fathers. Centered on worship, mentorship, and outdoor "campfire" fellowship, it aims to empower men and boys to follow Christlike principles in their communities and workplaces.

Key aspects of the Mighty Men Conference include:

• Origin: Started by Angus Buchan on his Shalom Farm in South Africa, the movement has grown internationally, focusing on spiritual revival for men and young boys.

• Purpose: It is a non-denominational event focusing on repentance, restoring relationships, and strengthening men's faith.

• Focus on Family: Men are challenged to take up their roles as leaders and protectors in their families (often termed as being a "priest, prophet, and king" in their home).

• Atmosphere: It is known for its rugged, rustic, outdoor camping atmosphere.

• Growth: Initially small, it grew to national events in South Africa, sometimes drawing up to 300,000 men.

The movement is known for its focus on bringing fathers and sons together in a safe space for mentorship and spiritual growth.