Join GIVEN in Dallas for a GIVEN Gathering! Open to women of all ages, this gathering will be a taste of GIVEN and an opportunity to hear speakers who inspire you to receive the gift that you are, realize the gifts you’ve been given, and respond with the gift only you can give.

Schedule

8:00-9:00 am Check in
9:15 am Welcome
     Fervorino – Jennifer Baugh
9:30 am Receive the Gift You Are
10:15 am Break
10:40 am Talk: Realize the Gifts You’ve Been Given
11:20 am Small groups
11:40 am Lunch
1:00 pm Talk: Respond With the Gift Only You Can Give – Dr. Kathryn Rombs
1:50 pm Mini Talk: Your Personal Action Plan
2:30 pm Holy Hour and Confession
3:30 pm Closing Remarks
5:30 pm Vigil Mass at Church of the Incarnation

Speakers
More speakers coming soon!

Jennifer Baugh: Fervorino

Jennifer is the Founder and an Advisor of Young Catholic Professionals (YCP), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to ‘Work in Witness for Christ’. She received her  Bachelor’s of Science in Marketing from Trinity University and her MBA from Texas A&M University. Jennifer worked for Merrill Lynch in the Global Wealth Management practice and for FTI Consulting in the Corporate Restructuring practice before starting the YCP ministry in 2010. Jennifer is a mother to three rambunctious little boys and is embracing her role at YCP as Founder and Advisor while joyfully taking the helm of family life.

Dr. Kathryn Rombs: Respond With the Gift Only You Can Give

Dr. Kathryn Rombs is the founder of Mighty Is Her Call, Inc., a ministry whose mission is to bring to light the Christ-like nature of the vocation of motherhood. She believes that Catholic mothers, especially open-to-life Catholic mothers, are unseen heroines who are embodying the spirit of Christ in profound and powerful ways. Kathryn currently resides in Rome, Italy, where she is either teaching philosophy at the University of Dallas’s Rome Program or earning a pontifical degree in theology at the Angelicum. Her doctorate from Fordham University is in philosophy with a specialization in Thomas Aquinas. She and her husband Ron have six children, one who is married and has a child, two of whom are students at the University of Dallas, and three of whom still live with Ron and Kathryn in their home away from home in Italy. You can discover what Kathryn is teaching at UD, what she is learning at the Angelicum, and what she is discovering as she explores Italy—all on her blog, “Eucharistic Motherhood.” Her writing sometimes appears in Magnificat, and she is author of the book, Motherhood: An Extraordinary Vocation.

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