Support Our Mission

Our long‑term vision is to develop a camp capable of serving hundreds of children at a time. We currently have a dining hall with a commercial kitchen that can seat and serve around 110 guests. Our first objective is to expand the property so we can fully accommodate that initial group of 110, including lodging, a chapel, a meeting hall, and additional amenities. Early estimates place the cost of these foundational buildings between $1–2 million. A breakdown of projected building costs is listed below.

Projected Building Costs

  • Two Lodges (sleeping ~20 each)$150,000 each

  • One 60–70‑person Lodge with attached meeting area$500,000

  • Conference Room (seating 110)$300,000

  • Chapel (upscaled Mosaic‑style tabernacle, seating 110)$400,000

Urgent Needs

  • Refrigerator & Freezer (pay off) — $1,500

  • Additional Refrigerator — $1,000

  • Aerobic Septic System — $13,000

  • Lodge Log Refinishing — $15,000

Thank you!

Thank you for supporting our mission. Your generosity helps us grow, serve, and create a Christ‑centered place for our community.


For the property, the love and support of the church and the trust of management of the camp to edify the community

First Baptist Church Teague


People cooking and preparing food in a rustic kitchen with wooden cabinets and a granite countertop.

For all your support and direction from the church body

Pastor Scott Matthews - FBC Teague

For the safeguarding of the property and the send-off into this new chapter

Mockingbird Hill Committee


Large group of people, including teenagers and adults, gathered outdoors under a wooden structure with a green metal roof, posing for a group photo. Some individuals are standing, while others are sitting on chairs or kneeling on the grass in front. The setting appears to be a park or recreational area.

For your hours of upkeep of the ground and property

Clay and Patty Thompson

For your donation of time and pictures for the site

Rachel Anderson - Rachel Anderson Realty

For your countless hours spent deliberating, repairing and building, donation of resources and the playground

Rick and Susan Rankin