
Upcoming events
multiplypdx dinner
You’re invited to join Multiply PDX for a Portland area multiplication dinner! If you are leader that is engaged in church multiplication or disciple-making you are invited to a special evening of food, inspiration, stories and connection.
Join us Friday, April 4th, 6-8 pm at Rivercrest Church in NE PDX, the new home of Restoration Church with Pete & Kristi Ziolkowski. Bring your spouse and kids, children's activities provided.
RSVP HERE today!
-The Multiply PDX Team

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.
Unite Youth Citywide Gathering
Unite youth gatherings are churches in the Portland area coming together to worship Jesus, share the Gospel, and leave on mission together to reach our schools with the love of Christ. Don't miss the chance to bring your youth group.

Gospel Gathering with Lisa Fields, Tanita Maddox, Ed Stetzer and David Kinnaman
We are excited to have Lisa Fields, Tanita Maddox, Ed Stetzer and David Kinnaman in Portland on Friday, May 9th at Mannahouse Church. They will be sharing on Reaching the Disillusioned and Disengaged: How Church Engages Gen Z and Millennials. This event is sponsored by the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and the Regeneration Project, an initiative of Western Seminary.
Ed Stetzer is the Dean of Talbot School of Theology at Biola University as well as Scholar in Residence & Teaching Pastor at Mariners Church. He is a pastor, radio show host, and author who has planted, pastored and revitalized churches on six continents. Ed is also involved with Outreach Magazine and Lausanne North America. He currently lives in Southern California, and he and his wife Donna have three daughters.
Lisa Fields is a renowned Christian apologist, speaker, author, and film producer, who has been a driving force in shaping conversations on faith, theology, and culture. She is the founder of the Jude 3 Project - a leading apologetics organization dedicated to equipping the Black Christian community with the tools to know what they believe and why they believe it. Lisa received her Master of Divinity in Theological Studies from Liberty University is from Jacksonville, Florida.
Tanita Maddox is an experienced Young Life staff member with a history of developing leaders, working with adolescents, fundraising, and biblical teaching. She completed her Doctorate in Ministry from Phoenix Seminary in gospel proclamation to Generation Z. Tanita provides workshops for youth staff and volunteers to understand the current adolescent culture and their biblical understanding and theological framework. She is from Spokane, Washington.
David Kinnaman is the CEO of Barna Group, a leading research and communications company that works with churches, nonprofits, and businesses. He is the author of bestselling faith books including Faith For Exiles, Good Faith, and unChristian. David's research helps a new generation of leaders understand the perceptions and images that young people have of Christianity. He lives with his wife and three sons in Fort Worth, Texas.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Save the date! Gospel Gathering with Andy Crouch
We look forward to having Andy Crouch in Portland on Friday, September 26th! Exact time and location are TBD.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.
Gather25 Launch Night
Gather25 is a worldwide gathering, but we want to kick it off with a presence in Portland! Join other believers around Portland to pray, worship, and receive encouragement together. Together, we’ll stream some of the worldwide Gather25 program and also have live prayer and worship. You are welcome to come from 6-8 PM OR 8-10 PM, or stay for both! During the earlier session we’ll stream the worldwide kickoff (based in the US), and during the later session we’ll stream the Oceana kickoff (based in New Zealand).

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Gospel Gathering with N.T. Wright
Join us as we welcome acclaimed theologian and author N.T. Wright to the Pacific Northwest to share his wisdom and insight during a powerful session on the topic, "Jesus, the Powers, and the Church" offering profound biblical truths and fresh inspiration.
“In Matthew 28, Jesus is declared to have all authority in heaven and on earth—this truth forms the foundation of the Church's mission. But how can the Church faithfully and wisely represent Jesus as the world's exalted King, especially in the face of opposition from the powers of this age? In a world marked by political division and resurgent totalitarianism, with leaders rising through fear and fragmentation, what does Christian witness look like? How can the Church of tomorrow authentically bear witness to the lordship of the crucified, risen, and ascended Christ in such a complex and fractured world?”
Hear Dr. Wright respond to these questions and more on Friday, February 7th at 8:30am. Tickets are $15, or $10 each for groups of 10 or more. Doors open at 8 AM. This event is sponsored by the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and George Fox University/Portland Seminary. Register today!

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Garden Space PDX Prayer Room Launch
PrayerPDX is excited for the launch of the Garden Space PDX Prayer room! Follow the link below to register.
TogetherPDX Team Prayer for Portland
Join us in an important time of prayer for our region in 2025. This time is open to members of the TogetherPDX leadership teams only. Please RSVP so we know if you are attending.

Gospel Gathering with Scot McKnight and Amy Peeler
The Pastor: Embracing the Call to Hopeful Endurance
We are excited to have Scot and Amy join us in Portland to share a theology of the pastorate. Come and hear as they share God‘s vision for faithful leadership in disruptive times. This event is sponsored by 24-7 Prayer USA.
About the Speakers:
Amy Peeler (PhD, Princeton Theological Seminary) is an Associate Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College, IL and an Associate Rector at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Geneva, IL. Author of Women and Gender of God (Eerdmans, 2022), “You Are My Son”: The Family of God in the Epistle to the Hebrews (T&T Clark, 2014), and co-author with Patrick Gray of Hebrews: An Introduction and Study Guide (T&T Clark, 2020), she continues to research, write, and speak on Hebrews and familial language in the New Testament.
Scot McKnight (PhD, University of Nottingham) is a world-renowned speaker, writer, professor, and equipper of the Church. He is a recognized authority on the historical Jesus, early Christianity, and the New Testament. His books have been translated into Chinese, Korean, Russian, and Portuguese. He is the author of The Jesus Creed, The Blue Parakeet, The King Jesus Gospel, Revelation for the Rest of Us, numerous commentaries, and is now writing a sixteen-volume series of reflections called The Everyday Bible Study.

Gospel Gathering Pre-event with Dr. Amy Peeler
This is a free event taking place the night before Dr. Peeler joins Scot McKnight for their joint Gospel Gathering. Please register for both events separately.
Leading the Church as Men and Women: The Whole People of God for Ministry in the 21st Century
God made us male and female and has called both to lead the church together. But the complexities of playing this out in the 21st century have paralyzed many churches. As ministries have clarified their biblical teaching on gender, many do not yet have a biblical culture for how men and women can lead together.
Whether you are complementation, mutualist, egalitarian, or undecided, this lecture will help you consider how the Spirit might be leading us. For this free and public event, Dr. Amy Peeler—a renowned scholar, pastor, and professor at Wheaton College—will speak to the role men and women can play together as we look towards a new century of ministry in the West. How can we work better together? How can men support, develop, and serve well under and with women? How can women support, develop, and serve well under and with men? The event will include a public lecture by Dr. Peeler and a live Q+A with those who attend.
About the Speaker: Rev. Amy Peeler (PhD, Princeton Theological Seminary) is an Associate Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College, IL and an Associate Rector at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Geneva, IL. Author of Women and Gender of God (Eerdmans, 2022), “You Are My Son”: The Family of God in the Epistle to the Hebrews (T&T Clark, 2014), and co-author with Patrick Gray of Hebrews: An Introduction and Study Guide (T&T Clark, 2020), she continues to research, write, and speak on Hebrews and familial language in the New Testament.

Gather25 Inside Look
Jennie Allen is in town, and we wanted to use this opportunity to invite local leaders to hear from her and learn more about Gather25! Join us for an afternoon with Jennie & Zac Allen to hear about this unprecedented gathering of the Global Church on March 1st, 2025. We’ll share, pray, and dream together about Gather25. Hear stories of what God is doing around the globe through his church and consider what it may look like to have a presence in the Portland Metro Area.
Warm beverages and light desserts provided! Registration is required, as space is limited.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.
Gospel Gathering with Mark sayers
The Church and Culture with Mark Sayers
The last few years have been disorienting for leaders and pastors, especially those working in post-Christian contexts like Portland. However, culture has not remained static. The disruptive shifts of recent years are already giving way to new and dynamic trends. We are on the cusp of a new era, which presents gospel opportunities and discipleship advantages for those who orient themselves biblically in this moment.
Mark is the senior leader of Red Church in Melbourne, Australia. He is passionate about spiritual renewal and the future of the church. Mark is the author of a number of books including Strange Days and Reappearing Church. Mark lives in Melbourne with his wife, Trudi, his daughter, Grace, and twin boys, Hudson and Billy.
This gathering is brought to you by Murdock Trust and Western Seminary.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Outreach Leader Lunch
The ServePDX Team wants to invite Outreach Leaders to gather ahead of the election. We know this is a hard time of year and we want to provide a time of connection and care. Lunch is provided.
Mark your calendars!

Block Party & FInal Night of Week of unbroken Prayer
We are so excited for a Week of Unbroken Prayer in downtown Portland September 1-7. On the final evening, September 7th, join us for a block party! Hosted in partnership with City Team, we'll have food trucks, games and activities, and prayer walks from 4-7 PM. Immediately after, we'll have an amazing time of worship and intercession for our city led by Steve and Jahana McCoy at 7 PM. If you can't make it to anything else during the Week of Prayer, come out for this!

Week of unbroken Prayer
We are so excited to invite you to a Week of Unbroken Prayer in downtown Portland September 1-7. Hosted by PrayerPDX as a collaborative effort between many local churches, this event is a part of 24-7 Prayer's Year of Unbroken Prayer. Join us in Old Town in The Garden Space, 205 NW 4th any day that week. Consider how you can engage your entire church in this special time of prayer for the restoration and renewal of Portland!
Daily Events:
Midnight-6 AM: Night Watch
Groups only
Sign up required (below)
6 AM- 12 PM: Prayer Stations
Open hour for drop-in use for groups or individuals
No sign up required—just show up!
12 - 1 PM: Guided Prayer Walks
Learn about Portland’s history and current challenges to pray with insight and intentionality
No sign up required—just show up!
1-6 PM: Private Use of Space
Available to individuals or groups to have exclusive use of the prayer space
Sign up required (below)
6 PM-Midnight: Worship and Intercession
Join with others from around the city to worship and pray for renewal and restoration in our region
Worship led by rotating teams from churches around the metro area
No sign up required—just show up!

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.
Business Leaders' Breakfast
We invite you to join other successful business leaders for a morning breakfast focused on using our businesses and platforms to collectively work towards a more flourishing Portland. Built by business leaders, for business leaders, the breakfast will center around three things: teaching, inspiration, and action. Our goal is that you walk away from the morning re-energized, with a few new connections, and with actionable ideas to implement in your life and business.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.
City-Wide Church Multiplication Party
Dear Pastors, Disciple Making Catalysts, and Church Multiplication Leaders,
The Multiply PDX Team is excited to invite you to a city-wide dinner party and time of inspiration for church multiplication leaders in the Portland Metro area. The Spring Multiplication Party will highlight effective ways to Pastor and Shepard during an election year. We know that presidential election years are political and have the potential to be a strain for many under-shepherds, but faithfully leading God’s sheep through every season, including election, is a God given responsibility that we can be prepared, and equipped for. Matthew 19:26 reminds us that “with God all things are possible”; so if you are a Pastor/leader who could use a little extra encouragement this election year, join the party on May 17th and trust that God will give you just want you need to continue to shepherd well.
Join us for a night of networking, celebration, and inspiration. We can't wait to share this time with you. Please respond promptly to secure your spot at the event.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Unite Youth Citywide Gathering
Unite youth gatherings are a bunch of churches in the Portland area coming together to worship Jesus, share the Gospel, and leave on mission together to reach our schools with the love of Christ. Don't miss the chance to bring your youth group! Mark your calendar now!
Gospel Gathering with Russell Moore & Cherie Harder
Living in Polarizing Times: Hope in the Midst of Complexity with Russell Moore & Cherie Harder
Russell Moore and Cherie Harder join us in the northwest to help pastors and leaders lean in and navigate the challenging conversations that await our congregations and communities amidst what can often be polarizing times. This conversation, facilitated by longtime local pastor Rick McKinley, will help provide tangible ways for pastors and leaders to shepherd their congregations through this year and beyond as we place our hope in the Gospel.
Tickets are $20 each, or $15 each for groups of 10 or more. Lunch is included. If funds are an issue, please contact elise@togetherpdx.org. We would love to make sure you can attend.

Portland Preaching Retreat
The Portland Preaching Retreat is a four-day retreat for teaching pastors in the Portland Metro Area. Designed to bless and serve local pastors, the Portland Preaching Retreat hosts a scholar who will teach on one book of the Bible over four days, going in depth on ways this content can be preached in a sermon series. This year, the guest scholar is Dr. Nijay Gupta, who will be teaching on Galatians. Overnight or drive-in options are available, but participants are expected to commit to being present for the duration of the retreat (lunch Tuesday through lunch Friday). Drive-in participants should plan to be at the Abbey from 8:30 AM - 6 PM each day.
Cost: The total cost of the retreat is $500, which includes overnight accommodations at the Abbey and all meals during the duration of your stay. There are a few spots available for people who choose to drive in each day instead of staying overnight, which costs $150 and includes lunch daily.
A limited number of scholarships are available to those who need them.
Please contact elise@togetherpdx.org for information.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.

Portland Houseless Care Collaborative Lunch
While the complex challenges of houselessness in our community are sobering, we believe that solutions will arise as local churches, nonprofits, and community leaders work together. The PDX Houseless Care Collaborative was established to help foster a greater network of relationships among leaders from the faith community and local organizations that serve the houseless. As we see these new connections grow, we strive to nurture a diverse community of partners who are committed to the core values of Collaboration, Generosity, Hope, and Honor.
Nonprofit and church leaders are invited to join us for lunch. Please RSVP below.

Monthly Gathering at Mt. Angel abbey
Pastor and ministry leaders from many churches all over the Portland metro area meet the last Thursday of every month at 9 AM at Mt. Angel. The goal of this monthly rhythm is to create space for God and one another. We offer a few connection points throughout the day. We gather at 9 for prayer on the bottom floor of the Retreat Center. We gather again for noon prayer with the monks and lunch in Mt. Angel. We end the day with a beverage at the Benedictine Brewery. All gatherings are optional invitations.
To be added to the email list for a monthly reminder, contact John Rosensteel at john.rosensteel@newhopepdx.org.
Gospel Gathering with Simon Ponsonby
The Majesty of God with Simon Ponsonby
Simon will be speaking on the Majesty of God, through three talks: The Fear of the Lord, The Love of Christ, and The Power of the Holy Spirit. Doors open a 9 AM.
Tickets are $20 each, or $15 each for groups of 10 or more. Lunch is included. If funds are an issue, please contact elise@togetherpdx.org. We would love to make sure you can attend.