Virginia Chapter

Welcome!

We are excited to introduce Souly Business – Virginia and to host our inaugural men’s retreat this November at CrossRoads Camp & Conference Center. What began nearly three decades ago through the Souly Business ministry in Georgia has borne tremendous fruit, and we are grateful for the opportunity to extend this life-giving, spiritually-enriching experience to men across Virginia and the surrounding region.

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Upcoming Retreat Information

Camp Crossroads – Lowesville, Virginia

CrossRoads Camp & Conference Center is a 606-acre property nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of central Virginia, midway between Lynchburg and Charlottesville. Located just 5.4 miles north of Lowesville on Little Piney Road, the land stretches across forested hillsides, flowing streams, and wide-open spaces that naturally invite stillness and reflection. This peaceful setting offers the perfect backdrop for stepping away from daily demands and leaning into a weekend of spiritual focus and renewal.

Speakers

Faith and Work

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Priority

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Identity in Christ

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Servant Leadership

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The Cross

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The ResuRrected Life

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Details

Dates:

November 6-8, 2026

Cost:

$199

Chapter Leadership

Erik Koroneos

Erik Koroneos and his wife, Treena, moved to Lynchburg, Virginia, in 1986 when Erik began his career with Scott Insurance. In 2026, he celebrates 40 years with the company, where he continues to serve in an advisory capacity after previously contributing as a member of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee. Erik completed the Commissioned Pastor program at Union Seminary in 2018 and remains active in ministry alongside Treena, supporting churches throughout the Presbytery of the Peaks and Warm Springs areas. They deeply value time with their children, Andy and Blake, and granddaughter, Harper. Erik enjoys golf, hiking with their golden retriever, Gus, fitness, and fishing, and is passionate about helping men grow in faith and purpose. Erik’s life mantra is “Finishing Well,” and his two guiding Scripture passages are Acts 20:24 and Philippians 3:7–9.

Dave Kountz

Dave has spent more than three decades leading across diverse environments, including engineering startups, pastoral ministry, and MEP construction. He now leads G1 Solutions, an executive coaching firm dedicated to helping leaders grow with clarity, courage, and purpose. Grounded in a deep faith shaped by his family upbringing, Dave blends practical problem-solving with thoughtful leadership, supported by his background and Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. He has been married for 37 years to his wife, Debby, Director of the Agape Center in Lynchburg, Virginia, and together they are proud parents of four adult children. An adventurer at heart, Dave loves exploration on land, sea, and air. His faith remains central to his life and leadership, continually guiding both his work and his journey.

Greg King

Having spent over 20 years in the nation’s capital, both at the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill, Greg felt called to develop the C12 Business Forums practice in Virginia’s Blue Ridge mountains. Prior to his business career, he served over 25 years in the U.S. Army before retiring as a Colonel. His personal mission is to encourage and equip Christian business owners to lead well and steward their businesses according to timeless Biblical principles. Greg’s passion is to see others succeed in their families, businesses, and in their personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Greg and Kim have been married for over 40 years. Their daughter Sarah and her husband live in Charleston, SC.

Joe Byron

Joe Byron is the General Manager of Hobbs & Associates’ Roanoke office, where he leads commercial HVAC sales and service operations across Central and Western Virginia. With over 20 years of industry experience, Joe is passionate about team development, delivering exceptional customer experiences, and building long-term partnerships. Joe has been married to his wife, Danielle, for 14 years and is the proud father of their four year old son, Wells. He enjoys running with his trail buddy, Louie, his German Shorthaired Pointer, and stays active in his local church and community while serving on the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Virginia.