Our Programs

In 2016, we laid a vision to bring Muslim youth together from all over Bay County for weekly programs. The vision for the weekly programs would simply be this: carry students from all walks of life on a spiritual journey
to love Allah SWT and the local Masjid.

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MYBC Ramadan Activities

MYBC offers yearly Ramadan activities and programing. Clink on the button below for the program description and registration form.

⚽ SOCCER CAMP 2026 ⚽

**Coming Soon**

  • Camp Registration Details

    CAMP SCHEDULE

    • Training Period: Will be announced after the registration closes in the 3rd week of August – First week of November (Your team practice time will be announced after registration closes)

    • Training Frequency: 1–2 sessions per week, as determined by the coach’s judgment or evaluation and weather.

    • Umoja Tournament Team Placement: First week of November

      • Tournament participation is optional.

      • Separate registration required in November (~$100 per player, subject to change).

      • Team placement and eligibility will be based on assessment.

    AGE CATEGORIES & TEAM FORMATS


    Boy’s & Men’s Teams:
    U8 (Under 8 yrs) – 9v9
    U11 (Under 11 yrs) – 9v9
    U14 (Under 14 yrs) – 9v9
    U18 (Under 18 yrs) – 9v9
    U23 (Under 23 yrs) – 9v9
    Open (All Ages) – 9v9
    30+ (Over 30 yrs) – 9v9
    40+ (Over 40 yrs) – 9v9

    Girl’s & Women’s Teams:
    U8 (Under 8 yrs) – 7v7
    U11 (Under 11 yrs) – 7v7
    U14 (Under 14 yrs) – 7v7
    U17 (Under 17 yrs) – 7v7
    Women’s Open – 7v7

    ELIGIBILITY

    • Ages Accepted: 6 (Must be in 1st grade at minimum) – 90 years old (players will be placed in appropriate age groups).

    FEES

    • Camp Tuition: $79.99/player (due at registration)

    • December Tournament Fees: ~$130 (due in November, final amount TBD)

    • Scholarship is available for youth upon request.

    LOCATION

    • Primary: BCIS Field

    • Additional facilities (e.g., Publix Sports Park) will be confirmed later.

    TRAINING TIMES

    • Will be announced by August 24th.

    REGISTRATION DEADLINE

    • (Saturday) August 16th, 2025, by 10:00 PM

      • Spots are limited (based on team sizes & coach availability).

      • Priority given on a first-come, first-served basis.

    FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

    • Minimum deposit to register: $35

    • Scholarships available for players with financial need (covers partial tuition).

    CONTACT

    For questions, contact Camp ManagerBrother Zane Wildman via WhatsApp:
    +44 752-103-278

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    🔥 MYBCIS Umoja Soccer Training Camp 🔥
    Prepare for the Biggest Muslim Soccer Event in the U.S.!

    🏆 Building Teams for the Umoja International Soccer Tournament
    📍 Panama City Beach Publix Sports Complex | 📅 Dec 21-23

    ⚽ Connect with 5,000+ Muslims from Across the U.S. & Beyond!
    🌍 The Largest Muslim Soccer Event in America
    ❄️ Don’t Miss the Panhandle’s Biggest Muslim Event and Soccer Tournament this Winter Break!

    📅 Book Your Spot Now - Register Today in the MYBC Training Camp! ⚡

    CONTACT

    For questions, contact Camp Manager Brother Zane Wildman via WhatsApp:
    +44 752-103-278 or Call: +1 (850) 348-0768

    For Tournament Details: 

    https://umojaoutreach.com/tournament-details/

  • CAMP SCHEDULE

    • Training Period: Will be announced after the registration closes in the 3rd week of August – First week of November (Your team practice time will be announced after registration closes)

    • Training Frequency: 1–2 sessions per week, as determined by the coach’s judgment or evaluation and weather.

    • Umoja Tournament Team Placement: First week of November

      • Tournament participation is optional.

      • Separate registration required in November (~$130 per player, subject to change).

      • Team placement and eligibility will be based on assessment.

    AGE CATEGORIES & TEAM FORMATS


    Boy’s & Men’s Teams:
    U8 (Under 8 yrs) – 9v9
    U11 (Under 11 yrs) – 9v9
    U14 (Under 14 yrs) – 9v9
    U18 (Under 18 yrs) – 9v9
    U23 (Under 23 yrs) – 9v9
    Open (All Ages) – 9v9
    30+ (Over 30 yrs) – 9v9
    40+ (Over 40 yrs) – 9v9

    Girl’s & Women’s Teams:
    U8 (Under 8 yrs) – 7v7
    U11 (Under 11 yrs) – 7v7
    U14 (Under 14 yrs) – 7v7
    U17 (Under 17 yrs) – 7v7
    Women’s Open – 7v7

    ELIGIBILITY

    • Ages Accepted: 18 – 90+ years old (players will be placed in appropriate age groups).

    FEES

    • Camp Tuition: $79.99/player (due at registration)

    • December Tournament Fees: ~$100 (due in November, final amount TBD)

    LOCATION

    • Primary: BCIS Field

    • Additional facilities (e.g., Publix Sports Park) will be confirmed later.

    TRAINING TIMES

    • Will be announced by August 29th..

    REGISTRATION DEADLINE

    • (Saturday) Aug 16th, 2025, by 10:00 PM

      • Spots are limited (based on team sizes & coach availability).

      • Priority given on a first-come, first-served basis.

    FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

    • Minimum deposit to register: $45

    • Scholarships available for players with financial need (covers partial tuition).

    CONTACT

    For questions, contact Camp ManagerBrother Zane Wildman via WhatsApp:
    +44 752-103-278

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    🔥 MYBCIS Umoja Soccer Training Camp 🔥
    Prepare for the Biggest Muslim Soccer Event in the U.S.!

    🏆 Building Teams for the Umoja International Soccer Tournament
    📍 Panama City Beach Publix Sports Complex | 📅 Dec 21-23

    ⚽ Connect with 5,000+ Muslims from Across the U.S. & Beyond!
    🌍 The Largest Muslim Soccer Event in America
    ❄️ Don’t Miss the Panhandle’s Biggest Muslim Event and Soccer Tournament this Winter Break!

    📅 Book Your Spot Now - Register Today in the MYBC Training Camp! ⚡

    CONTACT

    For questions, contact Camp Manager Brother Zane Wildman via WhatsApp:
    +44 752-103-278 or Call: +1 (850) 348-0768

    For Tournament Details: 

    https://umojaoutreach.com/tournament-details/

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Ramadan Program Registration

Spring 2026 Program Description

Join us for a semester full of learning, creativity, and growth!

  • Share The Warmth - Youth Service Initiative:

    • Who: Middle School & High School Students (Middle schoolers must be accompanied by an adult)
      When: 1st & 3rd Sunday of Every Month
      Mission: "From Our Hands to Their Hearts - Serving with Faith & Compassion"
      Overview:
      "Share the Warmth" is a hands-on service program where Muslim youth put their faith into action by uplifting their community. Through monthly projects, participants will:

          - Live the Sunnah of Service (following the Prophet’s PBUH ﷺ example in generosity and empathy).
          - Build Leadership & Teamwork while assisting vulnerable groups.
          - Transform Lives - including their own - through kindness in action.

      Examples of Monthly Service Activities:

          1) Combat Homelessness: Pack and distribute warm meals + winter care kits (socks, gloves, blankets).
          2) Hadith Focus: "He is not a believer whose stomach is full while his neighbor goes hungry." (Bukhari)
          3) Senior Companionship Day: Cook, eat, and craft with elderly community members at assisted living homes.
      Hadith Focus: Honoring elders as an act of worship ("Kindness to parents is among the best deeds" – Muslim).
          4) Special Needs Support: Organize adaptive games and arts activities for children with disabilities.
      Quran Focus: "And do good—Allah loves the doers of good." (2:195)
          5) Community Clean-Up:Revitalize parks and masajid (plant trees, pick trash, vacuum prayer spaces).
      Hadith Focus: "Removing harmful things from the road is charity." (Bukhari)

      Why Join?
           ✅ Earn Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing reward) through sustainable service.
           ✅ Develop empathy by walking in others’ shoes.
           ✅ Fulfill Islamic civic duty while bonding with peers.

      Note: High schoolers can participate independently; middle schoolers require adult supervision.


      Impact Beyond the Moment:
      "This isn’t just about handing out food—it’s about seeing the humanity in every person we serve and recognizing our role as Allah’s stewards on Earth. By the end of the year, you won’t just have ‘volunteer hours’—you’ll have stories of connection, humility, and real change."

      We encourage parents and students to join the WhatsApp group by clicking on the link below, bring a friend, and let’s turn compassion into action! ♥️🤲:
      https://chat.whatsapp.com/DHZspcYcURG7e28FwRiYvb?mode=ac_t

      (Optional Add-On that student could be asked to do:
       Post-service reflections and Islamic discussions to deepen understanding of sadaqah, ihsan, and ummah responsibility.)

  • MYBC KIDS! Program
    For Grades: 1st - 2nd
    Semester Theme: Prophets Stories

    Program Schedule:

    • Start Date: Tuesday, August 19th, 2025

    • End Date: Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025

    • Time: Every Tuesday, 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM

    • Duration: 15 program days (15 weeks)


    Program Highlights:

    • Lessons:
      Immerse your child in captivating, interactive sessions that bring the timeless stories of the prophets (peace and blessings be upon them all) to life. Through these engaging lessons, young minds will explore profound wisdom, moral teachings, and practical applications of core Islamic principles, empowering them to connect faith with everyday actions. Discover the enduring lessons and inspiration that continue to guide and uplift generations!

    • Activities Include:
      Prayers
      Arts and crafts
      Snacks
      Sports
      Exciting and fun group activities

    • Outings:
      Three enriching and memorable field trips are planned for this semester.

    • Tuition:
      $399 (Scholarships are available upon request)

    Apparel & Dress Code:

    • Official MYBC Wear: Stylish MYBC T-shirts and hoodies are available for purchase. (Required for all outings-students must wear an official MYBC T-shirt or hoodie.)

    • Modest Attire: Boys and girls should dress modestly.

    • Footwear: Closed-toe shoes only - no slippers, open toe sandals, or other open-toe footwear. (Crocs are fine)

    • Hydration: Students must bring a reusable water bottle. (Single-use plastic bottles will not be provided for any activities or trips.)

  • MYBC Stars! Program
    For Grades: 3rd - 5th
    Semester Theme: Manners


    The program features an exciting Weekly Responsibility Challenge! Each week, students will receive a fun and interactive take-home activity designed to help them practice responsibility in creative and meaningful ways. By completing all their weekly tasks throughout the semester, students will earn a special prize at the end—celebrating their hard work, dedication, and growth!

     

    Program Schedule:

    • Start Date: Wednesday, August 20th, 2025

    • End Date: Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025

    • Time: Every Wednesday, 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM

    • Duration: 15 program days (15 weeks)

    Program Highlights:

    • Lessons:

      Islamic Manners (Adab and Akhlaq)

      Our program this semester will teach youth essential Islamic etiquette through engaging lessons. We'll cover: Core values (respect, honesty, patience); Daily etiquette (proper eating habits, cleanliness as worship, modesty in dress); Empathy (kindness, helping others); and Communication (truthful speech, avoiding gossip). Using Quranic teachings and Prophetic examples, we'll help youth develop strong character and God-consciousness in all aspects of life.

    • Activities Include:
      Prayers
      Arts and crafts
      Snacks
      Sports
      Exciting and fun group activities

    • Outings:
      Three enriching and memorable field trips are planned for this semester.

    • Tuition:
      $399 (Scholarships are available upon request)


    Apparel & Dress Code:

    • Official MYBC Wear: Stylish MYBC T-shirts and hoodies are available for purchase. (Required for all outings-students must wear an official MYBC T-shirt or hoodie.)

    • Modest Attire: Boys and girls should dress modestly.

    • Footwear: Closed-toe shoes only - no slippers, open toe sandals, or other open-toe footwear. (Crocs are fine)

    • Hydration: Students must bring a reusable water bottle. (Single-use plastic bottles will not be provided for any activities or trips.)

  • MYBC Meetup! Program
    For Grades: 6th - 8th
    Semester Theme: Manners


    The program features an exciting Weekly Responsibility Challenge! Each week, students will receive a fun and interactive take-home activity designed to help them practice responsibility in creative and meaningful ways. By completing all their weekly tasks throughout the semester, students will be rewarded with a special outing with the high school students, celebrating their hard work, dedication, and growth!

    Program Schedule:

    • Start Date: Thursday, August 21st, 2025

    • End Date: Thursday, December 4th, 2025

    • Time: Every Thursday, 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM

    • Duration: 15 program days (15 weeks)


    Program Highlights:

    • Lessons:

      • Living the Sunnah: Prophetic Wisdom for Everyday Excellence

        This semester, we’ll dive deep into the timeless guidance of the Prophet PBUH ﷺ, exploring how his teachings shape our character, choices, and interactions. Through dynamic discussions and real-life applications, we’ll unpack:

        - The Power of Prophetic Words: Analyzing ahadeeth on integrity, resilience, and social responsibility, and how they apply to modern challenges.
        - Manners as Worship: Elevating everyday actions (eating, dressing, speaking) into ibadah with intention and excellence.
        - Emotional Intelligence in Islam: Cultivating empathy, conflict resolution, and leadership through Quranic principles and the Prophet’s PBUH ﷺ example.
        - Digital Akhlaq: Navigating social media, peer pressure, and communication with Islamic ethics.

        Why It Matters:
        You’re not just “learning” you’re training to be ambassadors of the Sunnah. By connecting ahadeeth to your world (school, friendships, family), you’ll gain tools to lead with wisdom, confidence, and taqwa.

        Ready to level up your adab? Let’s make this semester transformative!

    • Activities Include:
      Prayers
      Arts and crafts
      Snacks
      Sports
      Exciting and educational group activities
      Participate in Share The Warmth activities

    • Outings:
      Three enriching and memorable field trips are planned for this semester.

    • Tuition:
      $399 (Scholarships are available upon request)

    Apparel & Dress Code:

    • Official MYBC Wear: Stylish MYBC T-shirts and hoodies are available for purchase. (Required for all outings-students must wear an official MYBC T-shirt or hoodie.)

    • Modest Attire: Boys and girls should dress modestly.

    • Footwear: Closed-toe shoes only - no slippers, open toe sandals, or other open-toe footwear. (Crocs are fine)

    • Hydration: Students must bring a reusable water bottle. (Single-use plastic bottles will not be provided for any activities or trips.)

  • MYBC WKND Leaders! Program
    For Grades: 9th - College
    Semester Theme: Manners

    Program Schedule:

    • Start Date: Friday, August 22nd, 2025

    • End Date: Friday, December 5th, 2025

    • Time: Will be announced on WhatsApp group every week.

    • Duration: 15 program days (15 weeks)


    Program Highlights:

    • Lessons:
      Islamic Manners (Adab and Akhlaq)
      Our program this semester will teach youth essential Islamic etiquette through engaging lessons. We'll cover: Core values (respect, honesty, patience); Daily etiquette (proper eating habits, cleanliness as worship, modesty in dress); Empathy (kindness, helping others); and Communication (truthful speech, avoiding gossip). Using Quranic teachings and Prophetic examples, we'll help youth develop strong character and God-consciousness in all aspects of life.

    • Dinner:
      Each class will end with a group dinner

    • Activities Include:
      Prayers
      Sports
      Hands-on skills
      Exciting and educational group activities
      Participate in Share The Warmth activities

    • Tuition:
      $399 (Scholarships are available upon request)


    Apparel & Dress Code:

    • Official MYBC Wear: Stylish MYBC T-shirts and hoodies are available for purchase. (Required for all outings-students must wear an official MYBC T-shirt or hoodie.)

    • Modest Attire: Boys and girls should dress modestly.

    • Footwear: Closed-toe shoes only - no slippers, open toe sandals, or other open-toe footwear. (Crocs are fine)

    • Hydration: Students must bring a reusable water bottle. (Single-use plastic bottles will not be provided for any activities or trips.)

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