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U N I T Y C H R I S T I A N W O R K S H O P N A T I O N A L O N 2 0 1 6 LOUISVILLE, KY Save the date: April 18-21, 2016 RITA GEORGE- TVRTKOVIĆ, PhD, Benedictine University “Backdoor Ecu- menism: Lessons from the Millennial Classroom” PLENARY SPEAKERS SEMINAR LEADERS WALTER E. GRAZER, Former Director of the Environmental Justice Program, USCCB: “Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor: Context and Signifi- cance of Pope Fran- cis’ Environmental Encyclical” Theologian in Residence: The Rev. Dr. JAMES ALEXANDER FORBES, Jr. Bible Studies and Closing Plenary National Minister of the Drum Major Institute, Senior Minister Emeritus of The Riverside Church, The Harry Emerson Fosdick Distinguished Professor at Union Theological Semi- nary, and President of the Healing of the Nations Foundation (all of these institu- tions of New York City). Additionally, Dr. Forbes is a highly acclaimed author, scholar and speaker, referred to in national and international religious circles as the preacher’s preacher because of his extensive preaching career and his charismatic style. Newsweek magazine once recognized Forbes as one of the 12 “most effective preachers” in the English-speaking world. Dr. PAUL M. PEARSON Director/Archivist, Thomas Merton Center, Bellarmine University: “Pope Francis and Thomas Merton: Apostles of Mercy” RUBÉN AUSTRIA Director, Community Connections for Youth: “I Pulled Him Out of the Water: The Role of the Faith Commu- nity in Restoring Hope for Young People in the Juvenile Justice System” Dr. KATHRYN JOHNSON ELCA Ecum. & Inter- Religious Relations, Dr. SUSAN WOOD, SCL Marquee University: From Dialogue to Declaration: Catho- lics and Lutherans look for next steps On the Way’” Bishop TERESA SNORTON, CME Bishop who assisted with pastoral care following the shootings in Charleston: “Interreligious Prayer in Pastorally Difficult Times” OPENING WORSHIP GALT HOUSE HOTEL resweb.passkey.com/go/nwcu2016 for reservations or (800) 843-4258 for “2016 NWCU Conference.” 140 N. 4th Street, Louisville 40202 For travel planning purposes, most Networks begin on Monday morning, April 18. The Workshop begins on Monday evening with Dr. KEVIN COSBY, Senior Pastor, St. Stephen Church in Louisville, recog- nized as one of the six “super” churches of the south by Outreach magazine, acclaimed author and speaker and 13th president of Simmons College of Kentucky. The Workshop ends following the final Plenary and closing brunch on Thursday, April 21. 1. Workshop Registration www.nwcu.org $265 until March 28, ($290 after). Single day aendance $90; Stu- dents $100 full, plus network fees. 2. Network Registration You will be automatically directed to network pages online. 3. Make Hotel Reservations NWCU rate is $120 before March 28 THREE EASY STEPS “WAKING FROM A DREAM OF SEPARATENESS.” MERTON Fr. TOM RYAN, CSP Director, Paulist Office for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations: JOHN ARMSTRONG Founder, Act3 Network, “Ecumenism 101: Best Practices” Rev, Dr. WESLEY ARIARAJAH, Dr. CAROL COOK, and Rev. Dr. CLIFTON KIRKPATRICK “Pastoral Counsel- ing and Ministry in a Multi-Faith Context: A Dialogue with Teachers and Students”

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Page 1: “WAKING FROM A DREAM OF SEPARATENESS.” MERTON N A T I ...nwcu.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/save-the-date-mailing.pdf · Founder, Act3 Network, “Ecumenism 101: Best Practices”

U N I T YC H R I S T I A NW O R K S H O PN A T I O N A L

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2 0 1 6

LOUISVILLE , KY

Save the date: April 18-21, 2016

RITA GEORGE-TVRTKOVIĆ, PhD,Benedictine University “Backdoor Ecu-menism: Lessons from the Millennial Classroom”

P L E N A R Y S P E A K E R S S E M I N A R L E A D E R S

WALTER E. GRAZER,Former Director of the Environmental Justice Program, USCCB: “Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor: Context and Signifi-cance of Pope Fran-cis’ Environmental Encyclical”

Theologian in Residence:The Rev. Dr. JAMES ALEXANDER FORBES, Jr.Bible Studies and Closing PlenaryNational Minister of the Drum Major Institute, Senior Minister Emeritus of The Riverside Church, The Harry Emerson Fosdick Distinguished Professor at Union Theological Semi-nary, and President of the Healing of the Nations Foundation (all of these institu-tions of New York City). Additionally, Dr. Forbes is a highly acclaimed author, scholar and speaker, referred to in national and international religious circles as the preacher’s preacher because of his extensive preaching career and his charismatic style. Newsweek magazine once recognized Forbes as one of the 12 “most effective preachers” in the English-speaking world.

Dr. PAUL M. PEARSONDirector/Archivist, Thomas Merton Center, Bellarmine University:“Pope Francis and Thomas Merton: Apostles of Mercy”

RUBÉN AUSTRIADirector, Community Connections for Youth:“I Pulled Him Out of the Water: The Role of the Faith Commu-nity in Restoring Hope for Young People in the Juvenile Justice System”

Dr. KATHRYN JOHNSON ELCA Ecum. & Inter-Religious Relations,Dr. SUSAN WOOD, SCLMarquette University:“From Dialogue to Declaration: Catho-lics and Lutherans look for next steps ‘On the Way’”

BishopTERESA SNORTON,CME Bishop who assisted with pastoral care following the shootings in Charleston:“Interreligious Prayer in Pastorally Difficult Times”

O P E N I N G W O R S H I P

G A L T H O U S E H O T E L resweb.passkey.com/go/nwcu2016for reservations or (800) 843-4258 for “2016 NWCU Conference.”140 N. 4th Street, Louisville 40202 For travel planning purposes, most Networks begin on Monday morning, April 18. The Workshop begins on Monday evening with

Dr. KEVIN COSBY, Senior Pastor, St. Stephen Church in Louisville, recog-nized as one of the six “super” churches of the south by Outreach magazine, acclaimed author and speaker and 13th president of Simmons College of Kentucky.

The Workshop ends following the final Plenary and closing brunch on Thursday, April 21.

1. Workshop Registrationwww.nwcu.org

$265 until March 28, ($290 after). Single day attendance $90; Stu-dents $100 full, plus network fees.

2. Network RegistrationYou will be automatically directed to network pages online.

3. Make Hotel ReservationsNWCU rate is $120 before March 28

T H R E E E A S Y S T E P S

“ W A K I N G F R O M A D R E A M O F S E P A R A T E N E S S . ” M E R T O N

Fr. TOM RYAN, CSPDirector, Paulist Office for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations:JOHN ARMSTRONG Founder, Act3 Network,“Ecumenism 101: Best Practices”

Rev, Dr. WESLEY ARIARAJAH, Dr. CAROL COOK, and Rev. Dr. CLIFTON KIRKPATRICK“Pastoral Counsel-ing and Ministry in a Multi-Faith Context: A Dialogue with Teachers and Students”

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2 0 1 6LOUISVILLE, KY

IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT NOWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD IS THERE ANYTHING LIKE THIS ECUMENICAL GATHERING, NOW IN ITS 52nd year. REPRESENTATIVES FROM MANY CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES GATHER FOR PLENARIES AND BIBLE STUDIES, ATTEND SEMINARS FOR ONGOING FOR-MATION, AND HAVE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES BOTH TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS ACROSS DENOMINATIONAL LINES AND TO ATTEND TO THE BUSINESS OF NETWORKS. THIS YEAR WE LOOK FORWARD TO BUILDING NEW RE-LATIONSHIPS AND DIALOGUE WITH NEW FRIENDS IN THE LOUISVILLE AREA! C O M E J O I N U S : Y O U A R E W E L C O M E !

M O N D A Y T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y T H U R S D A Y

Network MeetingsNewcomers’ OrientationsOpening Worship: COSBY

BreakfastEucharistBible Study: FORBESSeminarsSeminarsPlenary: GRAZERFilm: “Love is a Verb”

BreakfastEucharistBible Study: FORBESSeminars - Local MinistriesPlenary Luncheon: GEORGE-TVRTKOVIĆSeminars / Network GatheringsCultural Event: River Cruise (optional, additional cost)

Morning PrayerPlenary: FORBESClosing BrunchNetwork Meetings

National Workshop on Christian UnityRegistrar

1009 Stafford AvenueFredericksburg, VA 22401

www.nwcu.org