Redeemed Conference

The REDEEMED Conference is an annual event hosted by the Diocese of Fargo. To support these conferences, contact Brad Gray (see contact information below) or visit the online giving web page.

On account of COVID-19, the Redeemed Women’s Conference has been canceled. For information on the Women’s Conference, visit the Redeeem Women’s Conference page.

REDEEMED Women’s Conference

The Redeemed Women’s Conference has been rescheduled for Spring 2021.

REDEEMED 2019 Men’s Conference

Redeemed 2019 Men’s Conference had the theme “You are my beloved son, in you I am well pleased.” It was held on March 30, 2019. Additional information, including recordings of some of the presentations, are available from the REDEEMED Men’s Conference web page.

REDEEMED 2018: “Called by Name”

REDEEMED 2018 was entitled “Called by Name” and held at the Scheels Arena and Shanley High School, Fargo, on April 7, 2018. The list of speakers, complete schedule, and additional information is posted on the REDEEMED 2018 page.

REDEEMED 2017 Women’s Conference

The REDEEMED Women’s Conference was held March 11, 2017. For more information, visit the 2017 REDEEMED Women web page.

REDEEMED 2016 Men’s Conference

Thank you to all who participated and made the 2016 Men’s Conference: “Made for Greatness” a great success. See the 2016 REDEEMED Men web page for more information and to download recordings of the presentations.

REDEEMED Conference Logo

The logo for the REDEEMED conference was crafted as an invitation to ponder anew the most dramatic events of human history, to experience their force, and to come away forever changed by love.

At the center is an arch of thorns, reminiscent of those placed on the head of Christ during His Passion. Above the thorns rises another arch that hearkens back to the tomb in which the dead body of Christ was placed. However, the tomb is not lifeless and black. Instead, it bursts forth with light, as if to reflect the very moment when the bonds of death are shattered by the triumphant resurrection of the God-Man. The glow surrounding the arch also suggests the rising sun, as it breaks across the horizon on Easter morning, initiating a new day and a new creation, wherein it is no longer death but life that has the final say. Through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ there is newness of life, a fresh start and the promise of a future full of hope and joy for the REDEEMED.

Thank You!

A special “Thank you” to all our sponsors who have made the REDEEMED Conferences possible!  Your generosity has already touched the lives and hearts of many people and it continues to make a difference with each new installment of the annual REDEEMED Conference Series!