LEGISLATIVE BRIEFING BREAKFAST RESCHEDULED
Due to the restrictions set forth by Governor DeWine regarding gatherings of 100 or more in an effort to curtail the spread of the Coronavirus, the Legislative Briefing Breakfast is rescheduled for May 18. The event details will remain the same: Doors open at 6:30am and the event is from 7-9am at the Pinnacle in Maumee.
For those that already bought tickets, your seats are reserved for this new date. For the remaining seats, you can purchase tickets HERE. Tickets are $30 each or $250 for a table of ten. For $50 you can get a ticket and become a MVP for Greater Toledo Right to Life, supporting the advocacy work of what we do to safeguard the right to life.
Stay healthy and enjoy these weeks as an opportunity to spend time with those you love.
Due to the restrictions set forth by Governor DeWine regarding gatherings of 100 or more in an effort to curtail the spread of the Coronavirus, the Legislative Briefing Breakfast is rescheduled for May 18. The event details will remain the same: Doors open at 6:30am and the event is from 7-9am at the Pinnacle in Maumee.
For those that already bought tickets, your seats are reserved for this new date. For the remaining seats, you can purchase tickets HERE. Tickets are $30 each or $250 for a table of ten. For $50 you can get a ticket and become a MVP for Greater Toledo Right to Life, supporting the advocacy work of what we do to safeguard the right to life.
Stay healthy and enjoy these weeks as an opportunity to spend time with those you love.
Join us for breakfast and an opportunity to meet and talk with local government officials, state legislators and other elected service people that are making decisions in our courthouses and government centers. Plus, legislative updates from Barry Sheets on what is happening is the State House and Senate regarding bills that are proposed and impact life issues.
Guest Speaker: Judge Matthew Reger
Judge Matthew Reger has been an attorney in Wood County for 23 years. He began his career as a Wood County Common Please Judge and in 1996, Reger started with the Bowling Green Municipal Prosecutors office. He became Wood County Prosecutor in 2000 and eventually ran for Judge in 2016.
At the breakfast, Judge Reger will share his personal story as a Christian with a career in law and then will speak about the infamous abortion Supreme Court decision, Roe v Wade, and a case that could be used to overturn this law responsible for the loss of 60+million lives.
Guest Speaker: Judge Matthew Reger
Judge Matthew Reger has been an attorney in Wood County for 23 years. He began his career as a Wood County Common Please Judge and in 1996, Reger started with the Bowling Green Municipal Prosecutors office. He became Wood County Prosecutor in 2000 and eventually ran for Judge in 2016.
At the breakfast, Judge Reger will share his personal story as a Christian with a career in law and then will speak about the infamous abortion Supreme Court decision, Roe v Wade, and a case that could be used to overturn this law responsible for the loss of 60+million lives.
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Typically, Rep. Derek Merrin and Senator Theresa Gavarone will be in attendance at the breakfast and want to connect with you! Congressman Bob Latta will be there if his schedule allows. Come early to engage with these and other elected officials.
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Thank you to Marsh and Marsh Attorneys and others for sponsoring some Student Tables at the breakfast and including the 'future of pro-life' in these key forums. Take a moment and introduce yourself to a student and ask about their pro-life views! Student groups represented from: Notre Dame Academy, Monclova Christian Academy and others. Call 419-535-5800 to ask about remaining seats at a student table seat or for your student group.
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