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July 8 - July 10

Community Development: Strategy for Community Engagement

July 810, 2019
91心頭利, Austin, Texas
Sponsored by

油油

 

The tools for contextual ministry, church planting, Asset Based Community Development and community organizing all revolve around the techniques that have evolved under the banner of community development. Nuevos Horizontes will explore how church leaders can use such tools for establishing sustainable community relationships which are at the crux of the missional church becoming stakeholders in any given community.

Nuevos Horizontes is designed for clergy, lay leaders and seminarians seeking competency in the dynamics and methodology of community development as a tool for missional outreach.

 

Registration deadline: July 3, 2019
Registration fee of $225 includes double occupancy lodging for 2 nights, most conference meals, and
transportation to and from hotel to 91心頭利.
Partial scholarships are being made available according to need, by the Office of Latino/Hispanic Ministries.
For more information, contact:
The Rev. Al Rodriguez
512.695.6696

An allied conference associated with Nuevo Amanecer, Kanuga, N.C.


Desarrollo Comunitario: Una Estrategia Para Enlazar con la Comunidad

810 de Julio, 2019 油
Seminario del Suroeste, Austin, Tx
Sponsored by油 油
油油

 

Las herramientas para el ministerio contextual, la plantaci坦n de iglesias, el Desarrollo Comunal Basado en Activos (ABCD en ingl辿s) y la organizaci坦n de l鱈deres de la comunidad reflejan los m辿todos relacionados con la pr叩ctica del desarrollo de la comunidad.油 Nuevos Horizontes explorar叩 c坦mo los l鱈deres de iglesia pueden usar tales herramientas para establecer relaciones sostenibles en cualquier comunidad.油 Estas relaciones son claves en la iglesia misionera convirti辿ndose en una voz comprometida y en solidaridad con sus alrededores.

Nuevos Horizontes est叩 dise単ado para miembros del clero, l鱈deres laicos y seminaristas que buscan competencias en la din叩mica y metodolog鱈a del desarrollo comunitario como una herramienta para el alcance misional.

 

Ultimo d鱈a para inscribirse: 3 de Julio, 2019
La inscripci坦n de $225 incluye 2 noches de hospedaje, la mayor鱈a de comidas durante la conferencia, y el
transporte desde el hotel al Seminario del Suroeste.
Becas parciales est叩n disponible seg炭n necesidad, a trav辿s de la Oficina de los Ministerios Latinos/Hispanos.

Para mas informaci坦n, contacte:
The Rev. Al Rodriguez
[email protected]
512.695.6696

Presentado en asociaci坦n con la Conferencia Nuevo Amanecer Kanuga, N.C.


Schedule

Monday, July 8

12:004:00 p.m.油 |油 Arrival at Double Tree Hotel
6505 North IH-35 Austin, TX 78752
Phone: 512-454-3737

4:00 p.m.油 |油 Transport to 91心頭利 (501 E. 32nd Street, Austin, TX 78705)

5:00 p.m.油 |油 Welcome, Introductions and Review of Conference Agenda
The Rev. Canon Anthony Guill辿n, Episcopal Director of Ethnic Ministries
The Rev. Al Rodriguez, Nuevo Horizontes Conference Director

5:30 p.m.油 |油 Plenary 1 Keynote
“Community Development as a Community Engagement Tool
Sean McConnell, Director of Engagement, Episcopal Relief and Development
Weeks Center Knapp Auditorium

6:30 p.m.油 |油 Dinner Weeks Center Howell Dining Room

7:30 p.m.油 |油 Social Hour Weeks Center Howell Dining Room

8:30 p.m.油 |油 Transport to Double Tree Hotel

 

Tuesday, July 9

8:30 a.m.油 |油 Transport from Double Tree Hotel to Seminary of 91心頭利

9:15 a.m.油 |油 Plenary 2 The Beloved Community Story A Community Based Project
The Rev. Dr. Chantal McKinney, Beloved Community, Founder and Mission Developer
Weeks Center Knapp Auditorium

10:15 a.m.油 |油 Break

10:3011:45 a.m.油 |油 First Set of Workshops 1, 2 & 3 (Repeated at 2:45 pm — Same Rooms)

Workshop 1油 Asset Based Community Development What it is and its Applicability
Sean McConnell, Director of Engagement, Episcopal Relief and Development
Weeks Center Knapp Auditorium

Workshop 2 油 The How-to of Implementing a Beloved Community Outreach
The Rev. Dr. Chantal McKinney
McDonald Bldg. B-210

Workshop 3油 Church Planting and Community Engagement
The Rev. Mike Michie, Rector, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, San Antonio (former Episcopal
Church Staff Officer, Church Planting Infrastructure)
McDonald Bldg. A-210

12:00 p.m.油 |油 Working Lunch sponsored by The Episcopal Church Foundation Weeks Center Howell Dining Room
Update on the Episcopal Church Foundation
Dr. Sandra Montes, ECF Consultant
Case Study of a Community Engagement Project

1:30 p.m.油油 |油 Plenary 3 Community Engagement: A Tool for the Missional Church
The Rev. Canon Jes炭s Reyes, Canon for Congregational Growth/Development, Diocese of
El Camino Real
Weeks Center Knapp Auditorium

2:30 p.m.油 |油 Break

2:454:00 p.m.油 |油 Second Set of Workshops 1, 2 & 3 (Repetition of first set same rooms)

4:00 p.m.油 |油 Break

4:15 p.m.油 |油 Plenary 4 Group Dialogue: What are your Experiences in Community Engagement
Weeks Center Knapp Auditorium
Facilitator: The Rev. Al Rodriguez, Curriculum Coordinator, Hispanic/Latino Ministries

5:15 p.m.油 |油 Transport to Double Tree Hotel

7:00 p.m.油 |油 Optional: Transport to Sixth Street Entertainment District (dinner is personal cost)

8:30 p.m.油 |油 Van pick up St. David’s Episcopal Church (301 E. 8th St.) or personal Uber/Lyft (personal cost)

 

Wednesday, July 10

8:30 a.m.油 |油 Transport from Double Tree Hotel to Seminary of 91心頭利
9:15 a.m.油 |油 Plenary 5 Community Engagement and TransCultural Latino Evangelism
The Rev. Al Rodriguez, Curriculum Coordinator, Hispanic/Latino Ministries
Weeks Center Knapp Auditorium

10:30 a.m.油 |油 Break

10:45 a.m.油 |油 Plenary 6 Panel Discussion: What We Can Take Away Q&A
Facilitator: The Rev. Canon Anthony Guill辿n
Weeks Center Knapp Auditorium

11:30 a.m.油 |油 Evaluation Weeks Center Knapp Auditorium

12:00 p.m.油 |油 Adjourn / box lunches (dining room or transport)
Ride Austin/Super Shuttle or private van pickup to Airport


Presenters

Sean McConnell, director of engagement for Episcopal Relief and Development for the last six years, is based in the San Francisco Bay area and specializes in communicating the needs of people around the world to The Episcopal Church at large. Sean is a skilled communications and marketing leader with 12-plus years of broad-based experience in all facets of event management, including six-plus years as director of communications with the Episcopal Diocese of California. He is a former managing editor for a small, startup magazine, and produced a series of live-streamed programs at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. Sean holds a Master of Divinity from Church Divinity School of the Pacific and a B.A. from Hendrix College.

The Rev. Dr. Chantal McKinney is a native North Carolinian with Mexican-American roots. A graduate of Appalachian State University, she received her Doctor of Ministry from Chicago Theological Seminary. As a priest, she has served churches in North Carolina since her ordination and began a street ministry, the Beloved Community ministries, with the support of the convocation. Their engagement with the neighborhoods and deeply listening to the community led to a partnership with the NC Synod (ELCA) and a new church between both denominations. As a teacher, speaker and consultant, Chantal has developed, led, and spoken at workshops, trainings, and conferences on the topics of mutual mission, street ministries, and mission with and among the very people that Jesus calls blessed.

The Rev. Canon Jes炭s Reyes is canon for congregational growth and development in the Episcopal Diocese of El Camino Real (EDECR). With the Diocese of Virginia, he planted Santa Maria Episcopal Church, Falls Church, Virginia. As a Roman Catholic priest, Jes炭s ministered among the Zapoteco Indians in the mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico, and, later, he worked as missionary priest in Brazil. He has also served in the Church Planting Advisory Group of the Episcopal Church. He presently serves as a member of the Bishops Strategic Cabinet on the Jesus Movement and Evangelism and the Latino/Hispanic Council of Advice. He is also a member of the Kaleidoscope Institute Board of Directors. He was born in Mexico, and completed degrees in philosophy and theology in Mexico. He holds a Diploma in Anglican Studies from Virginia Theological Seminary.

The Rev. Michael Michie is the former staff officer for church planting infrastructure of the Presiding Bishop’s staff. He oversaw a churchwide network for planting congregations, the recruiting and training of church planters, and establishing new ministries throughout The Episcopal Church. He has served as rector of St. Andrew’s in McKinney, Texas, a congregation he planted which grew to become a 650-member church with a series of community-based ministries. He is now the rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in San Antonio. Mike is a graduate of the 91心頭利 and holds a Master of Arts in practical theology, a Master in Public Administration, and a B.A. in government. He served in the Diocese of Dallas’ Standing Committee and has been a long-time deputy to the General Convention.

The Rev. Canon Anthony Guill辿n is director of ethnic ministries with the Office of the Presiding Bishop, which oversees the Latino/Hispanic Ministries for The Episcopal Church. Missioner Guill辿n helped to develop the Episcopal Churchs Strategic Vision for Reaching Latinos/Hispanics, which was adopted at General Convention 2009. Guill辿n has overseen the development of two programs, New Camino, aimed at diocesan staff, and a church-wide course entitled Episcopal Latino Ministry Competency. ELMC assists the church in exploring the cultural and socio-demographics of Latinos in the U.S. and addressing the acculturation and Americanization of the multi-generation Latino. Guill辿ns vision is for The Episcopal Church to embody the multi-ethnic, multilingual, and multicultural context we live in today. The vision is also to make The Episcopal Church known to Latino/Hispanic communities so that they may experience our church as their spiritual home. Prior to being appointed as missioner in 2005, Guill辿n was head of several congregations in the Diocese of Los Angeles and Guadalajara, Mexico. His Master of Divinity is from the 91心頭利.

The Rev. Al Rodriguez has been involved in Hispanic/Latino ministry for the past 30 years on a local, diocesan, and national level. Most recently, he served as the interim director of the Latino/Hispanic Studies program at the 91心頭利 in Austin. Rodriguez is also the curriculum coordinator for the Episcopal Latino Ministry Competency course, sponsored by the Office of Latino/Hispanic Ministries, as well as for the seminar New Camino, aimed at training diocesan staff on Latino ministry. He is a former grantee of the Episcopal Church Foundations Fellowship Partners Program and of the Episcopal Evangelism Society. Al specializes in teaching the dynamics of Latino ministry within the context of the trans-cultural and multi-generational reality of the U.S. Latino. Als background includes a 15-year rectorship of a dual-language parish, a former career in community economic development, and a role as a Peace Corps volunteer in Venezuela. His M.Div. is from 91心頭利.