On-Campus Courses

Mon, Jan 21, 2013 to Fri, Jan 25, 2013
Sr. Judy Donovan and Ernesto Cortés, Jr.
Registration Deadline: Mon, Jan 14, 2013
CEUs: 3
CDSP Campus - 10am to 7:30pm

Taught by a team of experienced Industrial Areas Foundation community
organizers, this class will cover conceptual studies and practical skillbuilding
on how to engage the public mission of the church in the world.
Learn practices for living as Church in the World, with special attention on:

  • Mission,
  • Sustainable leadership,
  • Strategic thinking and acting,
  • Forming collaborative relationships for missional action.

Taught using presentations, discussions, role-play, readings,  and class participation.

Open to GTU students for academic credit (contact the CDSP Registrar to enroll) and to clergy and laity for continuing education credits.

Sr. Judy Donovan is the Supervising Organizer of the projects of the Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) in California and the Pacific Northwest. She has organized with the IAF for over 17 years providing leadership training to clergy and lay leaders from all faith traditions and helps them to build strong, sustainable organizations capable of educating and engaging them around issues affecting their families and communities.

Ernesto Cortés, Jr. is one of two National Directors of the Industrial Areas Foundation and the Regional Director of the IAF’s West / Southwest Region. The IAF is the nation’s oldest and largest broad-based organizing effort, providing leadership training and civics education to poor and moderate-income people through it’s 60 plus organizations across the US as well as in Canada, the UK and Australia.  Cortés has been instrumental in the building of over 30 of these grassroots organizations whose hallmark is to invest in the development and training of ordinary people to do extraordinary things.

 

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$300.00
Full Week CEU Standard Rate
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January Ministry Certification Series

Mon, Jan 28, 2013 to Tue, Jan 29, 2013
The Rev. Rod McAulay
Registration Deadline: Fri, Jan 25, 2013
CDSP Campus - 2pm - 4pm
January Ministry Certification Series

This class will provide a general introduction to the function of canonical law in the Episcopal Church, including the historical roots and scope of law in the church as well as the larger legal context of the church institution. The lectures will include a review of Title IV the Canons of the Episcopal Church dealing with the procedures for clergy discipline and is intended to satisfy the requirement of Canon III.8.5(h)(3) for individuals seeking ordination to the Priesthood.

Participants must attend both sessions.

Materials recommended: Constitution and Canons, 2009 edition available in print from Church Publishing or on line on The Episcopal Church website. The 2012 edition may be available before the class dates.

 

The Rev. Roderick McAulay (M. Div. CDSP ’99) is a retired priest in the Diocese of Northern California, having served as Rector at St. Stephen’s, Sebastopol. He currently chairs the Diocesan Commission on Ministry and has served as the Presiding Judge of the Eccesiastical Court for his Diocese and as a member of the four-diocese Disciplinary Board in northern California. Prior to studying for the priesthood he practiced law for twenty-seven years and is a graduate of Stanford Law School.

 PriceRate
$35.00
Canon Law - GTU Rate
$50.00
Canon Law - Non-GTU Rate
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