Conferences and Events Grants
Bearfoot Bluegress in Alaska (2005)
Belle Mickelson, MDiv
Church Divnity School of the Pacific
To enable four students and three adults to attend a Bearfoot Bluegrass concert
and camp in Fairbanks, Alaska, to evaluate its potential for a bluegrass music
ministry in Athabascan Indian villages.
>>Final Report: Bearfoot Bluegress in Alaska (2005)
Clergy Conference in Diocese of Toungoo, Burma (2002)
Anne M. Turner, MDiv '03
Berkeley Divinity School at Yale
A team visit by seminary students to engage with the Diocese of Toungoo in its
efforts to educate its clergy and laity that will allow for mutual education and
inspiration between Yale students and Burmese Christians.
Understanding baptismal ecclesiology (2000)
The Rev. Susan M. Smith, PhD '01
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
A guidebook to arouse the committed ministry of persons who were baptized as
infants to help believers, mostly lay believers, understand, articulate, and
conduct their faith as Christian ministers in the world.
Teaching conferences to the youth of the Church of Sudan (2001)
Robert Paul Price, MDiv '01
Berkeley Divinity School at Yale
Teaching conferences for over 200 youths in northern Bor (Sudan) and at Kakuma
Refugee Camp in Kenya to equip and form the future lay and ordained leaders of
the persecuted Sudanese Church.
Conference on Church Growth (2000)
The Rev. Richard Jones, Faculty
Virginia Theological Seminary
A conference sponsored by the Center for Anglican Communion Studies at Virginia
Seminary on Episcopal Governance and Church Growth in a Variety of Cultures.
A conference for young adults
Robert E. Hilliker, MDiv '05
Episcopal Divinity School
A conference for lay and ordained young adult leaders to consider issues related
to ministry and evangelization in a culture with multiple voices that are hungry
for one truth.
Leadership Institute (2003)
Arrington Chambliss, Other program
Episcopal Divinity School
Prepare for and produce the Leadership Institute for parish priests, youth
ministers, young adults, and religious educators in eastern Massachusetts.
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