  Rocky
Mountain Conference
Clergy Orders Retreat
for Deacons, Elders, and Local Pastors
Seasons of the Soul:
Courage to Lead for Clergy
October 23-25, 2007
Snow Mountain Ranch
Winter Park, CO
303-443-4743 / (970) 887-2152
Facilitators
Caryl and Jay Casbon are Co-Directors and Senior Partners of The Center
for Leadership and Wisdom, located in Bend, Oregon.
Caryl consults with the Center for Courage and Renewal (couragerenewal.org),
setting up circles of trust programs nationally, mentoring new facilitators,
and offering programs to leaders in religious communities, business, and
education. Caryl is an ordained interfaith minister, a writer and speaker.
She is also the west coast director for Courage to Lead for Clergy & Congregational
Leaders, a program funded through the Lilly Endowment and the Fetzer Institute.
Jay has served in a variety of senior executive roles including University
President, National Board Chair for the Center for Courage and Renewal,
and directing a technology-based Incubator Program that combined prfivate-sourced
venture capital money with public financing in Oregon. Jay is also a Professor
at Oregon State University, a writer on issues pertaining to leadership,
and a cunsulting partner for a number of national organizations and companies.
Worship
Our worship will reflect the larger theme of the event, exploring how
we engage with God during the various seasons of our souls. How do we engage
with God as we grieve? Or celebrate? Or seek healing? Or commit our lives
to serve Christ's church?
The content of our worship will once again abe available for you to take
home and use as you see fit. While we are gathered, though, you will have
the opportunity to truly worship in services designed to engage your body,
mind, and spirit.
Display Area
Something in which you are involved that your colleagues should know about?
Space will be made available again this year in which to display your reasonable
array of resources.
Cokesbury
As always, Cokesbury will be on site with an array of ministry tools
on which to spend what’s left of your professional expense money.
They love this event!
How To Get There
Driving Directions to Snow Mountain Ranch from Denver:
Take 1-70 West to Exit #232 (US 40 to Granby)
Travel over Berthoud Pass and through towns of Winter Park, Frasier,
and Tabernash.
Snow Mountain Ranch's entrance is 4 miles past Tabernash on
the left (west) side of the US 40.
Follow the road back approximately 1 mile.
Check In at the Indian Peaks Lodge (past the Administration
building, and just past Schlessman Commons).
Artwork is soul of objects in the garden,
with thanks to Jeanne Rossetti.
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