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Salt and Light Seminar

Learning together to be salt and light
in the market place

Saturday, April 17, 2010
8:00 a.m.- 11:45 a.m.

A seminar consisting of inspirational worship, presentations and interactive sessions designed for leaders of influence with a passion to impact the world.

Focus:
Caring for Wounded healers: Instilling Hope in Broken Haiti

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The Denver CISM team that went to Haiti shared fresh insights about ministering in an area of brokenness. Other speakers included pastors and doctors who addressed issues of the mind, emotions, spiritual condition and the person of the wounded healer.

Speakers and Topics

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Entering the World of the Wounded Healer

Team Members

Strengthening the Mind of the Wounded Healer

Dr. Dieumème Noelliste & Pastor Kenneth Webb

Addressing the Emotional and Spiritual Condition of
the Wounded Healer

Therapists, Carrol Showalter, Tiffany Derr, and Gloria Noelliste

Caring for the Person of the Healer in a Socially Wounded Context

Dr. Robert Cutillo, Mrs. Heather Cutillo, R.N., and Dr. Gary VanderArk

A Letter from the Director

Dear Christian Leaders:

I am pleased to extend to you a personal invitation to the next event of the Grounds Institute of Public Ethics-Salt and Light seminar!

The seminar has been designed especially with you in mind. As a disciple of Christ who is passionate about His mandate to be Salt and Light in a morally decadent world, and who is  endeavoring to fulfill that mandate in your own field of ministry you have a great deal to share with others, as well as benefit from their own experiences.

Join us to this unique forum of leaders of influence for an exciting time of collective learning for mutual enrichment and maximum prophetic impact.

Hosted by: The Grounds Institute of Public Ethics

There is no entrance fee, though donations will be accepted.  A continental breakfast will be served.

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Collective Learning for Mutual Empowerment and Maximum Social Impact