Interdenominational Fatherhood Workshop, Norwood

Time: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Mass: 8:30 a.m. (Optional)

Moderator: Deacon Joe Grote, author of Where Have All the Fathers Gone

The Fatherhood Workshop isn’t only for biological fathers. It’s a day for men who want to become better role models, mentors, husbands, fathers, friends and positive influences in their communities.
Fatherlessness affects far more than the father-child relationship. Its impact can be felt throughout families and communities, which means all men have an opportunity to be part of the response.
This interdenominational men’s event brings together fathers, mentors and men from across Greater Cincinnati for a day of fellowship, practical encouragement, conversation and connection. Participants will hear from men’s ministries as well as organizations working directly with children, families and communities affected by fatherlessness.
Whether you’re raising young children, have grown children, hope to be a father someday, serve as a mentor or coach, or simply believe men have an important role to play in strengthening families and communities, you are invited.

Moderated by Deacon Joe Grote, author of Where Have All the Fathers Gone?
Cost: $80/person; continental breakfast, box lunch and social hour refreshments included.
Registration closes October 9.
Come for yourself. Come for your family. Come for the young men who need someone to show them what a good man looks like.

Featured Presentations

• TMIY (That Man Is You)

• F.A.T.H.E.R.S.

• Regnum Christi

• Kingsmen

• Horizon Community Church

• LIT Movement

• Saturday Hoops

• Talbert House

• The Project Inc.

• I AM SPEAK LOVE

Register today by clicking HERE

For additional insight into the importance of fatherhood and addressing fatherlessness, visit www.deaconjoegrote.com .

We gratefully thank JTM Food Group for their generous support and sponsorship, which has made this event possible

We hope you will join us for this inspiring day of faith, fellowship, and action as we work together to build stronger men, stronger families, and stronger communities.