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This Friday and Saturday in Oklahoma City!

by David Zahl on Oct 24, 2016 • 3:20 pm 1 Comment

Very flattered to be interviewed by Carla Hinton of The Oklahoman about the *free* conference we’re hosting in Oklahoma City this coming Friday and Saturday (10/28-29).

Click here to read the article, which I think does a nice job of explaining what we’re trying to do. If you’ve got friends in the area who might be interested in dropping by, definitely forward it their way.

There’s still/always room for last-minute walk-ins, but please, if you are planning to eat with us on Friday evening, we ask that you register over at mbirdokc2016.com ASAP.

P.S. The first one hundred people through the door will receive a complimentary copy of the mental health issue of The Mockingbird!

P.P.S. Deepest thanks to The Anglican Foundation and All Souls Episcopal Church for their supreme generosity in making it possible to keep the registration fees at zero.

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A Mama’s Grace in a Culture of “Do” | Mockingbird says:

Oct 25, 2016

[…] note: Emily’s husband, John, will be speaking this weekend at our free conference in Oklahoma City! Walk-ins are always welcome, but register here if you’d like to join us for dinner Friday […]

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This Friday and Saturday in Oklahoma City!