You are invited to The Believe Out Loud Power Summit in Orlando, Florida, October 9-11, 2010. The Believe Out Loud Power Summit is an advanced training for leaders in the Welcoming Church Movement. There is no cost to attend The Believe Out Loud Power Summit, but you will be responsible for travel, hotel and food expenses. The Institute of Welcoming Resources has negotiated excellent rates at the hotel and you may use these rates three days before and three days after the summit if you would like to vacation in Orlando.
At The Believe Out Loud Power Summit, you will build concrete skills in key areas of organizing and movement building. These skills include building effective Presbyterian teams and campaigns; intersectional work with race, faith, aging and economic justice; leadership; media and messaging; fundraising; and much more. Scholarships are available. As we begin a national ratification campaign for the Ordination amendment, this leadership event will be an excellent training for that work in your church and presbytery. We want to support Presbyterians committed to LGBT justice and equality in our Church and world to be able to join us at this extraordinary leadership training event. Please contact Michael Adee at (505) 820-7082 or michael@mlp.org to apply for a scholarship.
Tracks & Topics- Leadership Development/New Leadership
- Campaigns - Church & Secular
- Board of Directors
- Barriers and Resistance/Conflict
- External Communications
Running across all of the different tracks will be through-lines including: scriptural affirmation, a look at race, bisexual and transgender inclusion, cultural power and political power, and our different identities as individuals, how we are connected to our local church, a part of our denomination, and our relationship to the larger Welcoming Church Movement. Caucuses- Worship and Arts
- Race
- Bisexual
- Transgender
- Advanced Scripture
Registration, Housing and Travel See Also: During the keynote address at MLP's National Celebration Dinner at the 219th General Assembly, Rev. Rebecca Voelkel of the Institute of Welcoming Resources shared some of the lessons she'd learned about the Pro-LGBT Religious Movement to support and inspire the critical work at General Assembly and beyond. The full speech is after the videos. |