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WORKSHOP TRACKS AND SESSIONS -- DRAFT DEC 11, 2009
Participation: Six tracks are envisioned with 20 to 40 persons in each track. Registrants will
be encouraged to enroll in ONE track in order to focus their experience and the discussions that define an
agenda for local application or PRAXIS for the next twelve months in that specific area. (Also: EACH workshop session
will define and explore resources and technologies available for background study and preparation for the team
and participants.)
Proposed Leadership:
1. One Workshop Leader in each of the 4 sessions of each track will be expected to make a 20
minute presentation at the outset of each track session to set the tone and direction;
2. A Second person will then facilitate the discussions following the presentations
3. The Track Team will be responsible for shaping the track
(NOTE: The leadership pools cited below come from
recommendations and will need to be confirmed.)
Methodology:
1. Discussions will focus on setting the agenda for local communities and institutions represented by the participants.
2. Where possible, these discussions should define strategy with measurable objectives
that can be reported to others beyond the symposium participants
3. The final session of each track should focus on identifying the 10 major strategic directions.
(NOTE: Exact titles of the workshop sessions and selected presentations will be
finalized by the leadership team in each track).
Track A: Urban Mission: Chronicling the Journey of Human Development Projects
Session 1: Training in Urban Ministry at Wesley Theological Seminary
Session 2: Defining the Task of Congregations in Washington D.C.
Session 3: The Pillars of the Fifth City Heritage - Chicago 2010
Session 4: Grandchildren of Maliwada: Human Development Projects Today
Leadership Pool:
George Holcombe, Lilly Fox, Verdell Trice and Floyd Stanley of Fifth City;
Nancy Eggert, Pastor, Washington DC
Nelson Stover, President ICAI;
Dr. Fred Smith, Director of the Urban Ministry Program, WTS;
Dr. Sam Marullo, Chair, Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, Georgetown
University
Dr. Dean Snyder, Foundry United Methodist Church
Lindsey Buss, Martha’s Table, Washington DC;
Track 2: Interfaith/Intercultural Engagement: Beyond Dialogue to Cultural Transformation
Session 1: Interfaith Dialog at the Local Level
Session 2: The Future of InterChurch Cooperation and the Charter of Compassion
Session 3: EI/ICA Legacy Transformation Methods
Session 4: Leadership Transformation in the 21st Century
Leadership Pool:
Wanda Holcombe, UMC World Service;
John Cock, Leadership Transformation in 21st Century;
Rev. Joan Campbell, Chautauqua Institution, New York;
Clark Lobenstine, Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington
Jan Sanders;
Jeanette Stanfield, Courage to Lead;
Jean Watts, The Cypriot/Turkish Dialog;
Gene Wesley Marshall, The Reconstruction of Christianity;
Track 3: Environmental Stewardship: Influencing policy through demonstrations
Session 1: 21st Century Challenge in Redefining Sacred Space
Session 2: "It's Time: Caring for Our World House in the Make or Break Century"
Session 3: Spirit of the Eco-Restorative Movement
Session 4: The Creation Season in the Life of the Church
Leadership Pool:
Herman Greene, Attorney, Charlotte, North Carolina;
Margaret Helen Aiseayew, Ellsworth, Iowa
Tim Watson, Architect, North Carolina
Rabbi Fred Dobb, Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation;
Dean Mark Davies, Oikos Institute, Oklahoma City University;
Forrest Craver;
Salvatore Caruso, Permaculture principals and activism;
Track 4: Global Health: Intervention for achieving measurable objectives
Session 1: The Nightingale Initiative for Global Health
Session 2: The Creative Strokes Network in Bridgeport
Session 3: Nurses-Family Partnership (Prevention and Well-being for Young Mothers)
Session 4: The Masai Tribe Kenya AIDS Prevention and Treatment
Project
Leadership Pool:
Robert and Sandra True;
Deva-Marie Beck, the Nightingale Initiative for Global Health,
Ottawa, Canada;
Lois Saboe (MSW), The Creative Strokes Network
Miriam Patterson, Halliburton, Canada;
Track 5: Educational Mandates: Methodologies for transforming
institutions
Session 1: The Unfolding Resources of Imaginal Education in Pre-school
Education and Literacy
Session 2: The K-12 Public Education: Challenges and Signs of Hope
Session 3: Aditi Learning Center: New Ventures in Public Education in India
Session 4: Training Futures: Skills Training and Vocational Foundations
Leadership Pool:
Ann Epps, LENS International, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
David and Margaret Scott, Kalispel, Montana;
Marilyn Crocker, K-12 Education in the USA
James Mathews, Public School Education, Wisconsin;
K. Elise Packard;
Jane Stallman, Global TOP Network;
Miriam Patterson, Halliburton, Canada;
Mary D’Souza, Teacher Training in Education Methods;
Susan Craver, Training Futures, Four Corners, Virginia
Bill Browning, Training Futures, Four Corners, Virginia
Fred Buss, Community Colleges in Florida;
Terry Bergdall, EI/ICA Chicago
Douglas Druckenmiller EI/ICA Chicago;
Track 6: Corporate Ethics: Responsible utilization of wealth and innovation
Session 1: The Time for Business Ethics
Session 2: The Role of Organizations in Social Change: The Noble Work of Business
Session 3: The Internal Environment of Organizations
Session 4: Creating a Value-Centered Corporate Culture
Leadership Pool:
Dr. John Epps, LENS International, Kuala Lumpur;
Dr. Clancy Mann, University of Maryland;
Jack Gilles, Mexico
Cyprian D’Souza, Capgemini, India;
Randy Williams;
Rick Walters, EBS-RAD LLC, Dallas, Texas
SYMPOSIUM COORDINATION ROLES: (names of those recommended for
various roles)
Steering Committee:
Dr. William Faupel (WTS-Host Sponsor Coordination)
Dr. E. Maynard Moore (Speakers Liaison and Methodist Sponsorship)
Susan Craver (Training Futures)
Jack Gilles (The Global Guild Experiment)
George Walters (RPC-Publishing Liaison)
List Serves postings support:
Lynda Cock (Transcribe Books)
Symposium Documentation for Publication:
The Resurgence Publishing Editorial Team plus representatives from each track;
Tentative: John Cock; George Holcombe; John Epps; Ann Epps;
David Scott; Marilyn Crocker, Nelson Stover; Terry Bergdall;
George Ensinger,
Photographer
Wayne Marshall Jones, filming and recording;
Global Archives Network:
The Coordinated work of ICA Chicago ICAI and 31 ICAs worldwide and WTS Library in Washington
- Dr. William Faupel (WTS), Dr. Terry Bergdall (ICA/EI Chicago),
Marge Philbrook (ICA/EI Living Archives Project), Dr. Mark Davies, Oikos Institute,
Oklahoma City University.
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