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(Photo courtesy of Bill Fletcher, Grand Teton National Park, field trip WNLT 2006)
Western National Leadership Training Event
October 6-8, 2010 at the Presbyterian Church in Jackson, WY
"Our Story in God's Story"
Plenary Speaker - Laura Mendenhall
The Rev. Dr. Laura S Mendenhall currently serves as Senior Philanthropy Advisor at the Texas Presbyterian Foundation (TPF).
She was President of Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, GA from 2000 to 2009, and she previously served four congregations. During Laura's time at Columbia and at TPF, the stewardship of one's life and resources have been a major component of her calling. Her engaging style, and unique perspective have made her a sought after keynote speaker for engagements ranging from Youth and Worship and Music Conferences to the Sprunt Lectures at Union Theological Seminary/Presbyterian School of Education.
Commissioned Lay Pastor (CLP):
Dr. Ken Sawyer, Associate Professor of Church History, McCormick Theological Seminary will lead the CLP track on Historical Theology
Ken's teaching and research focus upon Reformation topics, Anglo-American Reformed groups, Puritanism and New School and Old School Presbyterianism
New educational offerings:
This year, the WNLT will include Presbytery leadership training for the Committee on Ministry (COM) and Committee for the Preparation of Ministry (CPM)
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WNLT is sponsored by the General Assembly PC(USA), The Synod of the Rocky Mountains, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, McCormick Theological Seminary, San Francisco Theological Seminary (San Anselmo/Pasadena), Omaha Presbyterian Seminary Foundation, Presbytery of Denver, Presbytery of Glacier, Presbytery of Plains and Peaks, Presbytery of Pueblo, Presbytery of Utah, Presbytery of Western Colorado, Presbytery of Wyoming, Presbytery of Yellowstone and the Shared Ministry Board (a cooperative venture of the Presbyteries of Boise, Eastern Oregon and Kendall). |
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