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Pastoral Leadership for Public Engagement
Pastoral Leadership for Public Engagement
Dates:
July 31 to August 4, 2006
A conversation focused on the participants’ sensed need for seminaries to deepen their ability to help congregations respond more adequately to local, national and global public tragedies.
The small group of committed scholars, teachers and activists gathered to discuss strategies and envision projects to help and encourage theological schools to:
• prepare publicly engaged church leadership.
• prepare leaders equipped to facilitate public engagement by congregations.
• be more effective at producing church leadership for engagement in the public square.
• form leaders for engagement in the public square (in behalf of justice).
Participants:
Bruce Birch
John Wimmer
Ann Svennungsen
Richard Hoehn
Craig Nessan
Rodney Petersen
Terry Boggs
Brenda Girton-Mitchell
Russell Testa
Stephen Lewis
301 W. Wabash Avenue
Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933
wabashcenter@wabash.edu(765)361-6047 phone
(800) 655-7117 toll-free
(765)361-6051 fax
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