Registration
Before registering, please read our cancellation policy.
Pre registration closes Thursday Dec 18, 2008
Ways to register:
- →Register Online Register Online
- →Registration Form (pdf)
Group Registration
Groups of 10 or more individuals registering together can receive a discounted conference rate. Group registrations must be submitted by mail or fax on the group registration forms with full payment. Refer to instructions sheet for full details.
- Group Registration Instructions (Please read carefully) Group Registration Summary Sheet (Required with registration forms) Group Registration Forms (2 per page) Group Registration Addendum Sheet (for additions to an existing group)
Scholarship Application
The Center for Action and Contemplation has tried to make this event affordable for everyone, however, we realize that there are some interested persons who could benefit from scholarship assistance. Limited funds are available for scholarship assistance with program registration fees only.
A scholarship application form must be submitted and a response will be given within two weeks. Download one of the two forms below, fill it out, and mail, fax, or email it to us.
Application deadline Wednesday November 19,, 2008
- Scholarship Application, (.doc)
- Scholarship Application, (.pdf)
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Mail to:
CAC, Attn: Scholarships
PO Box 12464
Albuquerque, NM 87195-2464
Fax: (505) 242-9518
Email: pmontoya@cacradicalgrace.org
Questions / Feedback
For questions or feedback about this event, please contact us at 505-242-9588 or send email to info@cacradicalgrace.org.
For questions or feedback about this online registration process, send email to webmaster@cacradicalgrace.org.About the Conference Hosts
The Center for Action and Contemplation (CAC), located in Albuquerque,New Mexico, was founded in 1987 by Franciscan Father Richard Rohr who saw the need for a training/formation center that would allow spiritually seeking people to balance social action with contemplation, and contemplation with social action. Committed to offering a constructive message of the Gospel that crosses boundaries of religion, ethnicity, social class and gender, the CAC provides numerous programs and resources aimed at offering hope, inspiration and spiritual challenge.