Don Mattingly, who died March 18, created Centrifuge camps, which have helped 2 million young people find their path.

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Tribute to Don Mattingly, whose Centrifuge camps shaped millions of youth through faith, leadership and life guidance.

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Don Mattingly, a pioneering Southern Baptist leader, created Centrifuge youth camps to “spin” teens toward meaningful futures in faith, service and careers. Launched in 1979, the program has reached ...