The Diocese of Duluth's
2014 Annual Assembly

   
 Handing on the Faith

                        You are invited to gather 
                         in the Diocese of Duluth   
                  for a day of learning and prayer!

 
"Walking Toward Eternity:
Making Choices for Today"

           Presenter:  Thomas Smith 

     
     >  Co-author with Jeff Cavins of Walking Toward Eternity
          Seminar
     >  Guest on EWTN and Catholic Radio
     >  Former Protestant Minister
     >  International Speaker

"Thomas Smith is one of the most gifted speakers I know."
      ~ Jeff Cavins, Author of the Great Adventure Bible Timeline Series

"Thomas Smith is in the top 10% of the best Catholic speakers.  He has the rare gift of
  connecting faith with life, the head with the heart."
      ~ Dr. Timothy Gray, President of the Augustine Institute in Denver, Colorado

Register by:  Sept. 22, 2014  (Lunch & materials not guaranteed after this date.)

Cost:  General: $30 until Sept. 22 / $40 after Sept. 22
              Student: $15  until Sept. 22 / $25 after Sept. 22
              Spouse:  $15 until Sept. 22 /$25 after Sept. 22  (If spouse has registered at
                                             General, Student or Deacon rate & you are sharing materials)
              Clergy & Religious: Free (but please register)

Cost includes continental breakfast, lunch, study materials and Praying Scripture for a Change book by Dr. Tim Gray.

Receipt of payment completes your registration.

 Cancellation Policy:  Refunds are available until September 22, 2014, less a $10 processing fee.  Since food counts need to be confirmed and materials purchased, refunds are not available after this date. To avoid a cancellation, you may send an alternate with no additional charge. Notify Annette Merritt (amerritt@dioceseduluth.org or 218-724-9111) of any cancellations or changes. 

 

Online Registration is Closed
Walk In Registration is Welcome on Saturday!

 

 

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