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SPRING 2009 COURSES and EVENTS by AUDIENCE
We make it easy for you to choose an activity or course by its intended focus. Events in light grey type mean the event has already occurred. 

For All

225th Convention of the Diocese (not a Ministry Institute event)

50th Annual Bishop’s Ball (Open to all)

Acolyte Festival

Analyzing & Understanding Systemic Racism: Advanced Training

Analyzing & Understanding Systemic Racism: Introductory Training

Calling Clergy: A Spiritual and Practical Guide through the Search Process (For Vestry, Current and Potential Self-Study and Discernment Committees)

A Day with Bishop Councell for Finance Officers, Clergy, Wardens, and Vestry

A Day of Godly Play

Disciples of Christ in Community (DOCC) Training & Certification cancelled

Living the Vision – Diocesan-Wide Worship Celebration

Ordination of Deacons (not a Ministry Institute event)

Passion & Purpose Sunday

Passion & Purpose: The Heart of Christian Formation

Sexual Misconduct Awareness Workshops

Teaching and Addressing Stewardship

Youth Ministry Adult Workshop: Journey to Adulthood

Youth Ministry Adult Workshop: Teenage Suicide

For the Laity

Preparing for Pentecost: Lay Retreat with Bishop Councell

For the Clergy

Clergy Day at the Beach and Fresh Start Party

Clergy Silent Lenten Retreat

Deacons Retreat

Epiphany Clergy Day with Bishop Councell

Renewal of Vows (not a Ministry Institute event)

For Young Adults (ages 18-35)

Young Adults at Diocesan Convention

Young Adult Seaside Retreat

For Youth and Youth Ministers (see Youth Calendar)

50th Annual Bishop's Ball (Open to all)

Senior Retreat

Spring Youth Event

Youth Ministry Adult Workshop: Journey to Adulthood

Youth Ministry Adult Workshop: Teenage Suicide

SPRING 2009 COURSES and EVENTS by DATE (March through June 2009)
We make it easy for you to choose an activity or course by its intended focus.

SPRING 2009 COURSES and EVENTS  (March through June 2009)
In chronological order

Sexual Misconduct Awareness Workshops
Leaders: The Reverend Henrietta L. Lavengood; The Reverend Charles Lochner; The Reverend Dr. Paul S. Rimassa, Trinity Episcopal Church, Rocky Hill; or The Reverend Peter Stimpson, Associate, St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, Pennington, New Jersey, and Priest-in-Charge, Holy Trinity Episcopal Chapel, Spring Lake, New Jersey

In this workshop, both sexual abuse of children and sexual exploitation and harassment of all persons are covered. This training is required every five years and is required for all clergy, wardens, employees, and anyone regularly working with or around children or youth. It is recommended for church personnel who occasionally work with or around children or youth. Please refer to Respecting the Dignity of Every Human Being which you can download here. Sponsored by the Pastoral Response Team of the Diocese of New Jersey.

When

One-day workshops, from 9 am to 3 pm
May 2 cancelled	St. Andrew's, New Providence
May 9	St. Clement's, Belford

Cost No cost, unless you’d like a box lunch at $7.50.
Register By Monday prior to the workshop. Make check payable to the Diocese of New Jersey.
Registration Email preferred to spaige@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone
Sarah Paige, 609 394-5281, ext. 10.
Contact Ann Notte, 609 394-5281, ext. 41 or
anotte@newjersey.anglican.org

A Day with Bishop Councell for Finance Officers, Clergy, Wardens, and Vestry
Leaders: Robert Becker, Diocesan Audit Committee; The Right Reverend George E. Councell, Bishop of the Diocese of New Jersey; The Reverend Canon Larry Fish, Diocesan Archivist and Historiographer; John Wood Goldsack, Diocesan Chancellor; Canon Wanda Greene, Chief Financial Officer, and Trustees of the Diocesan Investment Trust

This will be a day of spiritual reflection and worship with our Bishop and workshops to equip clergy, wardens, vestry members, and finance officers for their ministries.

Bishop Councell will lead our worship and two meditations on the spirituality of leadership to address the following questions: “Is leadership in the church good for your soul? The Apostle Paul lists leadership among the spiritual gifts (Romans 12:8 and 1 Corinthians 12:28). Is there a spirituality of leadership? How do we exercise a life of prayer as we conduct the business of the church? How can service as warden or member of a vestry or as a finance officer be a spiritual vocation?” Come hear other leaders reflect on these questions and offer practical insights and examples!

Chief Financial Officer Wanda Greene will present workshops on the following matters:

1. Mr. Robert Becker, representing the Diocesan Audit Committee, will provide an update on the initiatives established by the Audit Committee in their effort to support and train congregations to perform their annual audit by an audit committee. Other members of the Audit Committee will be present.
2. The Trustees of the Diocesan Investment Trust will share information about the policies and objectives of the trust as well as investment approach, asset allocation and investment strategy in a changing environment.

Diocesan Chancellor John Wood Goldsack will review the Constitution and Canons of the Diocese, together with the New Jersey Statutes applicable to the Episcopal Church. These documents, together with the Constitution and Canons of The Episcopal Church, clearly set forth the duties and responsibilities of clergy, wardens, vestry and financial officers. All participants will receive copies of the Constitution and Canons for the Diocese of New Jersey and have an opportunity to become familiar with their role in the life of a parish or mission.

The Reverend Canon Larry Fish, Diocesan Archivist and Historiographer, will make a presentation that will cover canonically required reports necessary for each congregation; material generated at the local level that requires storage for given periods of time; archival material required to be forwarded to the Diocesan Archives, and he will answer questions raised by those in attendance.

When Saturday, March 21 from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM.
Cost $10, lunch provided
Where Trinity Cathedral
801 West State Street
Trenton, New Jersey 08618
609 392-3805
Register By Friday, March 6
Registration Email preferred to spaige@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone
Sarah Paige, 609 394-5281, ext. 10.
Contact The Reverend Canon Lee Powers, 609 394-5281, ext. 21 or at lpowers@newjersey.anglican.org

Clergy Silent Lenten Retreat
Leader: The Reverend Dr. Phillip Bennett, Adjunct Priest, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

In our busy lives, it is easy to lose touch with the Ground of our Being, the love which upholds and sustains us. Augustine of Hippo reminds us that not only do our restless souls find rest in God, but that God also desires to rest in us. As clergy, the press of daily life and work, and the noise of our inner thoughts and emotions often crowd out the still, small voice of God within us. Our spiritual wellness and self-care are easily pushed aside by the tyranny of the urgent. In this silent retreat, we will come apart for some Sabbath time; for some holy resting in the love of God, that we may be renewed and strengthened for ministry.

When Sunday through Tuesday, March 22 – 24. Begins Sunday with registration at 4 PM. Ends Tuesday at 3 PM.
Cost Single $175, commuter $115, all meals included
Where Stella Maris Retreat Center
981 Ocean Avenue
Elberon, New Jersey 07740 (near Long Branch)
732 229-0216
Register By Friday, March 13. Check payable to the Diocese of New Jersey must be received by this date.
Registration Email preferred to calvarez@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone Cecilia Alvarez, 609 394-5281, ext. 22.
Contact The Reverend Polly Kasey, 732 254-1862 or
pmckasey@comcast.net

The Reverend Dr. Phillip Bennett is Adjunct Priest at St. Martin-in the-Fields, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. For twenty of his thirty years of ordained ministry, he has also been a practicing psychologist and spiritual director. The author of Let Yourself Be Loved, Paulist Press, 1997, Dr. Bennett is the former Director of the Graduate Program in Pastoral Care and Counseling, Neumann College, Aston, Pennsylvania.

Youth Ministry Adult Workshop: Journey to Adulthood
Speaker: Eppie Miller, Youth Minister and Senior Consultant for Leader Resources, Cleveland, Ohio

Journey to Adulthood (J2A) is a teenage formation curriculum in use by a number of churches in our diocese. This workshop is geared toward those churches and individuals who are currently using J2A and would like to further develop and increase its effectiveness. There will be idea sharing, Q&A, and a presentation from Eppie Miller. a J2A consultant and youth ministry veteran who has successfully administered J2A at multiple churches. Come join us!

When Wednesday, April 22 from 6:30 to 9 PM
Cost None, dinner provided
Where Diocesan House
808 West State Street
Trenton, New Jersey 08618
609 394-5281
Register By Monday, April 20
Registration Email preferred to dclarke@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone The Reverend Debi Clarke, Deacon, 609 394-5281, ext. 37.
Contact The Reverend Debi Clarke, Deacon, 609 394-5281, ext. 37 or dclarke@newjersey.anglican.org.

CANCELLED Disciples of Christ in Community (DOCC) Facilitators and Presenters Training
Leader: The Reverend Canon William H. Barnwell, Coordinator

National Disciples of Christ in Community (DOCC) is a congregational-based Christian formation program for adults that builds community while encouraging individual spiritual growth. DOCC consists of 18-24 sessions, with each session containing two parts. The first part is a presentation led either by clergy members or theologically trained lay persons. This is followed by an hour-long response in small groups led by members of the congregation trained to facilitate the discussion. All presenters and facilitators receive 18 or more hours of training. This three-day event provides the 18 contact hours of training for presenters and facilitators.

The rector and vestry need to be fully supportive of DOCC in order for it to be successful. Recruit two people from your congregation to be small group facilitators for every 7-9 DOCC participants. Your clergy person or a theologically trained lay person should train to be a presenter. One way to run this program, especially if resources are tight, is to combine your efforts with nearby churches. This program, for deepening the Christian Faith, works very well when run by a group of churches. If possible, the vestry should develop a budget to cover the costs for training their people. Another option, is for the church to pay half the expenses and take up a special collection (“pass-the-hat”) for the remainder. See below for scholarship information. Sponsored by the Congregational Development Committee.

When Friday, April 24 from 3:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Saturday, April 25 from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM
Sunday, April 26 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, includes time for worship
Cost Facilitator Training: $100, Presenter Training: $150
Meals: $80. Meals include:

Friday: dinner;
Saturday: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Sunday: breakfast, lunch

Where Trinity Cathedral
801 West State Street
Trenton, New Jersey 08618
609 392-3805
Register By Friday, April 3. Check payable to the Diocese of New Jersey must be received by registration date. Scholarships are available for clergy and lay persons at mission churches. Some partial scholarships are available for Level I churches. To apply for scholarship, please contact Debbie Crall, 609-394-5281, ext. 20 or dcrall@newjersey.anglican.org.
Registration Email preferred to spaige@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone Sarah Paige, 609 394-5281, ext. 10. There is an option to stay with a host family instead of a hotel or commuting. If interested, please inform Sarah Paige by Friday, April 3 and specify gender.
Contact Debbie Crall, 609-394-5281 ext. 20 or
dcrall@newjersey.anglican.org

The Reverend Canon Barnwell is most recently Canon Missioner at the Washington National Cathedral. He has been a professor in the English Department at the University of New Orleans, where he taught The Bible as Literature. He has written several books, and served as editor for Education for Ministry, a four-year course offered by the School of Theology at the University of the South.

Passion & Purpose Sunday
An intentional day for preaching, teaching, testimony, and theological reflection about vocation: claiming and expressing a passion and purpose for our lives as friends and followers of Jesus Christ. Ultimately, Passion & Purpose Sunday is about renewing a sense of vocation for all Christians. The diocese is supplying resources and ideas for clergy, church school teachers and youth leaders, including preaching helps, lesson plans, and aids for personal reflection. Visit the web site: passionandpurpose.info.

When Sunday, April 26 (Third Sunday of Easter)
Where Your church!
Register Please let us know how your church will be observing P&P Sunday.
Contact The Rev. Gregory Bezilla, 732-932-1278 or
bezilla@rci.rutgers.edu or Deborah Crall, 609-394-5281,
ext. 20 or dcrall@newjersey.anglican.org

Analyzing and Understanding Systemic Racism: Advanced Team Training (3.5 days)
Leaders: Crossroads Anti-racism Organizing instructors

The Anti-Racism Commission of the Diocese of New Jersey is sponsoring this 3.5 day advanced training seminar facilitated by Crossroads Ministry instructors. The 2.5 day diocesan introductory training is a prerequisite.

This event is offered to diocesan lay persons and clergy interested in learning more about racism and potentially joining the Team to fight racism in our diocese.

When Wednesday through Saturday, April 29–May 2. Begins with dinner on Wednesday at 6 PM and ends on Saturday at 2 PM.
Cost All fees, meals, and overnight accommodations provided by the Diocese at no cost to participants. Rooms shared with one other person. Participants may choose to commute.
Where Grove Hall Retreat and Conference Center
15 Pilgrim Pathway
Ocean Grove, New Jersey 07756
732 775-6720
Register By Friday, April 24
Registration Email preferred to spaige@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone
Sarah Paige, 609 394-5281, ext. 10.
Contact Noreen Duncan, 609 278-9515 or Noreen.duncan@att.net

Crossroads Anti-racism Organizing was founded in 1986 as an effort to develop new directions in understanding and combating the root causes of institutional racism in the United States. The work of Crossroads is to train teams within institutions, helping them to analyze racism and to develop and implement strategies to dismantle racism within their structures. Crossroads training begins with the ability to analyze systemic racism. Then, provided with a comprehensive understanding of racism, an intensive training process equips teams with strategic skills to lead their institutions toward long term and permanent transformation. For almost 20 years, Crossroads has provided consultation and training services to institutions and organizations and teams with the necessary skills and tools that are needed to bring about systemic change.

Teaching and Addressing Stewardship
Leader: The Reverend Lee Powers, Canon to the Ordinary, Diocese of New Jersey

Congregations are encouraged to send a team of individuals who will be working on stewardship for these two presentations. Bring a bible and copies of your current stewardship materials.

1. A biblical understanding of stewardship: the first session will examine the biblical narratives and teaching around the issue of stewardship. This is intended to give Vestries and Stewardship Committees a theological grounding in stewardship to better understand this important indicator of our life of discipleship.
2. Forming a Stewardship Committee and planning your events: Canon Powers will share ways in which he has worked with Vestries and Stewardship Committees to construct creative programs that communicate the teaching of stewardship to the whole congregation, and encourage members to grow in their faithful response. His approaches can be used in any size church. In one parish, faithful attention to this important ministry resulted in financial stewardship growing about 400% over eleven years, while also funding a major restoration project.

When Saturday, May 2 from 9:30 AM to 2 PM
Cost $10, lunch provided
Where Christ the King
40 Charleston Road
Willingboro, New Jersey 08046
609 877-2987
Register By Friday, April 24
Registration Email preferred to spaige@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone
Sarah Paige, 609 394-5281, ext. 10.
Contact The Reverend Canon Lee Powers, 609 394-5281, ext. 21 or at
lpowers@newjersey.anglican.org

Prior to serving as Bishop Councell’s Canon to the Ordinary, The Reverend Canon Lee Powers served mission churches and parishes in the Dioceses of New Jersey and Central Florida from 1981 to 2004. In each church served, he worked with the Vestries and Stewardship Committees to find creative ways to teach stewardship and plan stimulating, instructive programs. He is also on the faculty of CREDO, teaching finance to clergy and the laity.

Preparing for Pentecost: Lay Retreat with Bishop Councell
Leader: The Right Reverend George E. Councell, Eleventh Bishop of Diocese of New Jersey

Back by popular demand: a lay retreat with Bishop Councell. This retreat will be a time of prayer, reflection and renewal as we prepare to enter the season of Pentecost. We will explore, in prayer and discussion, Pentecost Sunday, the Holy Spirit, and how, during Pentecost, to bring God closer to you. The retreat will include a celebration of the Eucharist.

When Friday through Saturday, May 29–30; begins Friday, check-in 3:30 PM, first session at 4 PM and ends Saturday at 4 PM
Cost $85 per person overnight, $40 commuter, meals included
Where Stella Maris Retreat Center
981 Ocean Avenue
Elberon, New Jersey 07740 (near Long Branch)
732 229-0216
Register By Friday, May 15. Space for overnight attendees limited to 20. Check payable to the Diocese of New Jersey must be received by this date.
Registration Email preferred to spaige@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone Sarah Paige, 609 394-5281, ext. 10.
Contact Constance White, 215 321-0722 or at
connielouwhite@msn.com

Bishop Councell graduated from the University of California, Riverside and from the Episcopal Divinity School. For two years he served as Vicar of Grace, Colton and St. Luke’s, Fontana, California. In 1977, he became the first rector at St. George’s, Riverside, California. In 1986 he was called to the Diocese of Western Massachusetts to serve as Canon to the Ordinary and then in 1995, to be the ninth Rector of The Church of the Holy Spirit in Lake Forest, Illinois. In 2003, he was elected the Eleventh Bishop in this diocese.

Young Adult Seaside Retreat
Leaders: The Reverend Gregory Bezilla and the Reverend Joanne Epply-Schmidt

What does it mean to find and follow a personal calling? How do we distinguish between an authentic calling and the competing, counterfeit voices in our culture? How can we balance the inward listening to our hearts and listening with our hearts to the needs of our world? This retreat offers young adults (ages 18 to 35) time and space to reflect on these vocational questions in an environment of prayer, quiet, and beauty, and in fellowship with other young adults.

When Saturday through Sunday, May 30 - 31; begins Saturday, check-in 3:30 PM, first session at 4 PM and ends Sunday at 3 PM.
Cost $25 per person overnight or commuter, meals included.
Where Stella Maris Retreat Center
981 Ocean Avenue
Elberon, New Jersey 07740 (near Long Branch)
732 229-0216
Register By Friday, May 15. Space for overnight attendees limited to 20. Check payable to the Diocese of New Jersey must be received by this date.
Registration Email preferred to spaige@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone
Sarah Paige, 609 394-5281, ext. 10.
Contact The Reverend Gregory Bezilla, 732-932-1278 or at
bezilla@rci.rutgers.edu

The Reverend Gregory Bezilla is Chaplain of the Episcopal Campus Ministry at Rutgers, based at Canterbury House in New Brunswick, New Jersey. He has served as a parish priest and a hospital chaplain. He is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, and Emory University.

The Reverend Joanne Epply-Schmidt has been a priest in the Diocese of New Jersey for almost 20 years. After a dozen years of parish work emphasizing children and youth ministries, she joined the staff of Storytelling Arts, Inc. of Princeton, a secular non-profit, as a professional storyteller and teaching artist working with at-risk and incarcerated youth in Mercer County. As a adjunct Professor at Palmer Theological Seminary in Philadelphia she has mentored preaching practicums, and taught the art of storytelling to seminary students. As a frequent supply preacher she has served in many churches throughout the siocese, and proudly bears the distinction of being an official "Hip-Hop Priest", having been active in the Hip-Hop Eucharist ministry of this diocese. She an affiliated priest at Trinity Church in Princeton, is a board member of the Procter Foundation, and The Bridge Academy of New Jersey.

Clergy Day at the Beach and Fresh Start Party
Hosted by The Reverend Frank Crumbaugh, Rector, Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church, Beach Haven, New Jersey.

This is a play day at the beach for all clergy and the Annual Fresh Start Party. Its stated agenda is NO agenda, other than to relax and enjoy one another’s company….the exercises of the day include volley ball, hammock snoozing, feasting, laughing and scratching, reading the first “beach-trash” of the season, surf and bay dabbling, boat riding, fishing . . . you get the idea.

When Thursday, June 11 from 10 AM to 3 PM
Cost No fee, lunch provided
Where Holy Innocents’ Church
410 South Atlantic Avenue
Beach Haven, New Jersey 08008
609 492-7571
Register By Friday, June 5
Registration Email preferred to calvarez@newjersey.anglican.org. Or fax registration form to 609 394-9546, mail form, or phone Cecilia Alvarez, 609 394-5281, ext. 22.
Contact The Reverend Frank Crumbaugh, 609 492-7571 or
crumbaugh@msn.com

Diocesan Youth Ministry: Events Calendar Spring 2009
See newjerseyyouth.org for detailed information on registration, attendance, adult sponsors, medical release forms, and scholarships. You may also call the Youth Ministry Office at 609 394-5281, Canon Kep Short at extension 36 or The Reverend Debi Clarke, Deacon, at extension 37.

50th Annual Bishops’ Ball

When Friday, January 23 from 8 PM to 12 midnight
For All ages – Youth and adults from years past and present are invited. Churches coming as a group are asked to bring one adult for every five youth.
Dress Semi-formal (optional)
Cost $15 each for advance purchases, $20 each at the door
Where Trinity Cathedral, Trenton, New Jersey
Register Buy tickets online at newjerseyyouth.org

Young and old alike are invited to join us for the 50th anniversary of New Jersey’s Diocesan-wide tradition of gathering for music, dancing, food, and fun! The evening begins with a concert by the renowned recording artist Fran McKendree followed by a big dance (with music for everyone), food, and reception! Fran has worked with Fleetwood Mac, Elton John, and James Taylor, and brings excitement and depth to the stage. Brian Prior, a prominent (and entertaining) leader in The Episcopal Church, will present.

Bishop Councell and Bishop Romero will both be there to commemorate the time and the night promises to be unforgettable! Proceeds will go to Trinity Cathedral and the Episcopal Relief and Development Fund.

The Senior Retreat!

When Friday, April 17 at 7 pm — Sunday, April 19 at 10 am
For 12th graders
Cost $75, meals and single room lodging included.
Where The Episcopal Convent of St. John the Baptist, Mendham, New Jersey
Register By Tuesday, April 14

Spring Youth Event

When Friday, May 15, 7 pm — Sunday, May 17, at noon
For 6th through 12th graders and their adult sponsors
Cost $66, meals and lodging included (beds in heated cabins)
Where Camp Lebanon, Lebanon, New Jersey
Register By Tuesday, May 12

We are a busier society than ever, juggling an increasing flurry of demands with school, work, sports, friends, family and more. The pressure of making the grade, looking the best, and being in the right group of friends often leaves little room in our lives for God. What does Jesus Christ have to offer us in the midst of the world’s mantra of “the more we have, the better we are”? With our thoughts constantly interrupted by a text message, or a new facebook wall posting, how can we find the time to set it all aside and see what makes life simple?

Take time to explore with us life’s struggles and joys with everyday priorities, and bringing God to the center of it all. Join us in the beautiful setting of Camp Lebanon as we honor life together and celebrate Christian community. There will be engaging program, great music, creative worship, fun games, relaxing free time, and more! See you there!

CONTACT

The Ministry Institute
Diocese of New Jersey
808 West State Street
Trenton, New Jersey 08618-5326
Phone: 609 394-5281
Fax: 609 394-9546

CO-DIRECTORS

The Reverend Linda Moeller
609 499-0998
Lindagts@comcast.net

Ms. Constance L. White
215 321-0722
connielouwhite@msn.com

REGISTRATION (Unless otherwise noted)

Events for Laity and Everyone
Sarah Paige, Administrative Assistant
609 394-5281, Extension 10
spaige@newjersey.anglican.org

Events for Clergy
Cecilia Alvarez, Administrative Assistant
609 394-5281, Extension 22
calvarez@newjersey.anglican.org

Events for or related to Youth
The Reverend Debi Clarke, Deacon
Program Assistant for Youth Ministry
609 394-5281, Extension 37
dclarke@newjersey.anglican.org

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