Why He Met Me There Exists
He Met Me There exists to create space for men to step away from the noise, find their bearing, and reconnect with God and one another. Through honest conversation, shared experiences, time outdoors, and the lessons of navigation, we remind men that they were never meant to walk alone.
Faith. Brotherhood. A Way Forward.
We believe a man does not need to have everything figured out before he takes the next step. He needs truth, faith, and brothers willing to walk beside him. Through retreats, shared experiences, honest conversation, and practical navigation lessons, He Met Me There helps men slow down, listen, find their bearing, and keep moving forward with purpose.

Step Away From The Noise
Our retreats give men room to slow down, get outdoors, share a meal, sit around the fire, and have honest conversations that everyday life rarely leaves room for.

Find Your Bearing
Navigation gives us a language for life. Course, drift, waypoints, and corrections become practical lessons for faith, decision-making, and finding the next faithful step when the whole chart is not yet clear.

No Man Walks Alone
Brotherhood does not end when the retreat does. We encourage men to stay connected, check on on another, pray for one another, and keep walking together long after the fire has gone out.
Meet The Team
Meet the people helping guide He Met Me There and carry its mission of faith, brotherhood, service, and finding the next faithful waypoint.
Rich Hubbard
Founder and Director
Rich is the founder of He Met Me There, a Navy submarine veteran whose life and work at sea shaped the navigation language behind the ministry. His heart is to walk with men through honest conversation, shared experience, and Christ-centered brotherhood—helping them find their bearing and take the next faithful step.

Christina Smith
Co-Founder and Vice President
Christina is a co-founder of He Met Me There and helps carry the vision from idea to action. She brings organization, encouragement, and a steady commitment to the mission—helping build the structure, relationships, and support that allow HMMT to serve men well.

Brian Collett
Vice President of Engineering & Navigator
Brian brings an engineering and field-readiness mindset to HMMT, helping ensure retreats and activities are approached with safety, preparation, and sound judgment. As a Navigator, he also walks alongside men with honesty, accountability, and practical encouragement—helping turn good plans into safe, meaningful ministry experiences.
