The Addictions Recovery Ministry
of the
Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana
announces
its 23nd Annual Weekend
for men and women who are
or who want to be in recovery
The
Diversity
of Addiction
August 4-6, 2006
Solomon Episcopal Conference Center
Loranger, Louisiana
The Rev. William Terry
Facilitator
Using the theme “The Diversity of Addiction,” Father Terry will facilitate a conversation about the varied nature of addictive behavior, and, in that variety, the many gifts the Lord gives us as we are redeemed in sobriety. The group will journey the way of sorrow in the varied contexts of addiction and come to an appreciation of recovery through the saving work of the living Christ.
The Reverend William Terry (Father Bill) is a native New Orleanian and an ordained Episcopal priest. He currently serves as rector of St. Anna’s Church in New Orleans. Father Bill has been active in inner city youth ministry and is presently involved in post-Katrina ministries – Mission to Musicians and Mobile Medical ministry. He has been in recovery for the past 20 years.
The weekend begins with supper at 6:30 PM on Friday, August 4 and ends after the Eucharist on Sunday, August 6 about noon.
You may check in on Friday, August 4 after 4:00 PM. However, participants may arrive at the Conference Center as early as 1:00 PM, Friday, August 4, 2006.
The cost of the weekend is $150 per person and includes a room, double occupancy, for two nights, Friday night supper, three full meals on Saturday, and breakfast on Sunday. Sunday lunch is not provided. A $75 non-refundable deposit is required and should be sent along with the attached registration form, no later than July 21, 2006.
All rooms at the Conference Center are double occupancy. Single rooms may be requested but are not guaranteed. The cost of a single room for the weekend is an additional $30, or a total of $180. Single rooms will not be assigned until after the final registrations are received and the weekend census is known. Single rooms will be assigned on a “first come, first request” basis and no one will be turned away in order to accommodate those who desire a single room.
Please let us know if you have any special dietary needs. Handicap accessible rooms are available.
For further information or additional brochures contact:
Leah Eskine at (504) 455-0087
Mike Dawson at (504) 837-0877
The Brother James Mark Eddy and The Rev. Daryl Canfill Memorial Scholarship Fund can help defray up to 50 percent of the cost of a double occupancy room. Please contact Mike Dawson at (504) 837-9877 to apply.
Please Note
The actual breakeven cost of the Mixed Weekend is $150 per person. If you are able to pay more than $150 for this weekend, the additional contribution will be appreciated.
Thank you.
Make checks payable to:
“Solomon Episcopal Conference Center”
or “SECC” and mail with registration form to:
SECC
54296 Highway 445
Loranger, LA 70446
The Conference Center also
REGISTRATION
22nd Annual Recovery Weekend
SECC Event #5106
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Is a handicap accessible room required?
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Church Affiliation
Circle One: Male Female
TRAVEL DIRECTIONS
From New Orleans:
Cross the Causeway. Take I-12 towards Hammond. Exit at Robert and turn right onto La. Hwy. 445. Travel north on La. Hwy. 445 for approximately 12 miles. The Conference Center sign and entrance are on the right side of the road.
From Baton Rouge:
Take I-12 through Hammond and exit at Robert (Exit 47). Turn right onto La. Hwy. 445 and travel north for approximately 12 miles. The Conference Center sign and entrance are on the right side of the road.
The Addictions Recovery Ministry (ARM) of the Episcopal Church helps recovering Christians find a home within the Church. ARM seeks to provide education, guidance, and support for families struggling with, or wishing to learn more about addiction. Our desire is not to be dogmatic or exclude anyone in their spiritual search, but to live out the acceptance and love taught by Jesus.
