Sessions

Round E (NetSourcing)
Saturday, December 11, 2010
4:30 to 5:30 PM

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These sixty-minute facilitated dialogues are aimed at exploring the common needs, issues, resources, and new directions with others around the topic or ministry listed. Come explore and network with colleagues who share in this particular ministry area.

ID	TRACK	TITLE	SPEAKER(S)	LOCATION
E501	Net	Technology/Media	Mr. Chris Weber	CC 206-207
Chris Weber is the director of youth and young adult ministry for the Muscatine Catholic Community, Muscatine, Iowa. A youth ministry leader since 1997, his primary ministry focus is in the parish. In addition to his parish ministry he has served on the leadership team of the National Association of Catholic Youth Ministry Leaders and given workshop presentations on topics including leadership development, youth ministry theory, prayer, and technology. He holds a bachelor's degree in religion and psychology from Luther College and a certificate in youth ministry studies from St. Ambrose University.
E502	Net	Clergy and Seminarians		CC 201-202
E503	Net	Religious Education Ministry/Ministers Sponsor: William H. Sadlier, Inc.	Dr. Carole Eipers	CC 203-205
Dr. Carole Eipers is vice president and executive director of catechetics for William H. Sadlier, Inc. She served in parish ministries for more than twenty years as a teacher, director of religious education, youth minister, and pastoral associate. Carole was director of the Office for Catechesis for the Archdiocese of Chicago for nine years and also served as president of the National Conference of Catechetical Leadership. She has been a member of the adjunct faculties of Mundelein Seminary, Loyola University Chicago, Loyola University New Orleans, and Catholic Theological Union, Chicago. She has written and presented for national and international groups in the area of catechetics. Carole holds a master's of pastoral studies from Loyola University, Chicago, and a doctor of ministry degree from the Graduate Theological Foundation in Indiana.
E504	Net	African American Ministry/Ministers Sponsor: Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum Division		CC 211
E505	Net	Asian and Pacific Islander Ministry/Ministers Sponsor: SpiritandSong.com, a division of OCP	Mr. Jesse Manibusan	CC 215
Jesse Manibusan has an MA in multicultural ministries from the Franciscan School of Theology, Berkeley, CA. He has worked extensively in the fields of multicultural ministry, youth ministry, intergenerational ministry, and liturgical and pastoral music. Jesse's music is published by OCP, spiritandsong.com, and many of his songs are in spiritandson, Flor Y Canto, Choose Christ, Chon Ngai, Chung Loi Tan Tung, and other hymnal programs.
E506	Net	Hispanic/Latino Ministry/Ministers	Ms. Marilyn Santos	CC 213
Marilyn Santos is an associate director in the Office of Formation and Discipleship for the Archdiocese of Atlanta. Her previous experience includes five years as the director of youth and young adult ministry for the Diocese of Brooklyn, nine years in parish youth ministry, and ten years as an elementary and middle school teacher. Marilyn also serves as the president of La Red-the National Catholic Network de Pastoral Juvenil Hispana and on the board of VIDES-USA, a missionary institute that provides service opportunities to lay young adults. She is currently matriculated at Fordham University's Graduate School of Religion doctoral program. Marilyn has spoken at World Youth Day in Sydney and at various venues, including The National Catholic Conference for Catholic Youth Ministry, The National Catholic Youth Conference, and in the Archdioceses of New York and Baltimore.
E507	Net	Urban Ministry/Ministers	Ms. Margaret Brogden	CC 214
Margaret Brogden is the coordinator of youth ministry formation for the Archdiocese of Baltimore. She holds a MA in pastoral ministry from the Washington Theological Union in Silver Spring, Maryland. She has done numerous workshops for youth and youth ministers on both the parish and diocesan level. Margaret has a special interest in urban youth ministry.
E508	Net	Rural/Small Town Ministry	Mrs. Jeannette Adams	CC 208
Jeannette has a master's degree in social work from Louisiana State Univiersity, as well as national, diocesan, and parish youth ministry experience. She has worked for the Steubenville South conference office, volunteered with the Louisiana Governor's program on abstinence, and journeyed with teens as they sought to discover and proclaim their love of Christ. Her ministry, MANNA for Ministries, provides spiritual renewal and education to parishes seeking to begin or reenergize their youth ministry programs. She resides with her husband and three young children in Washington, Louisiana.
E509	Net	Catholic High School (Campus Ministry and Religion Teachers)		CC 209
E510	Net	Young Adult Ministry/Ministers Sponsor: National Catholic Young Adult Ministry Association (NCYAMA)	Mr. Paul Jarzembowski	CC 210
Paul Jarzembowski is the executive director of the National Catholic Young Adult Ministry Association (NCYAMA) and the diocesan director of young adult ministry for the Diocese of Joliet. He is also an advisor to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Committee on Laity, Marriage, Family Life, and Youth in Washington, D.C.
E511	Net	Music and Liturgy Ministry/Ministers Sponsor: SpiritandSong.com, a division of OCP and World Library Publications (WLP)		CC 220
E512	Net	Parent and Family-Based Ministry/Ministers	Mrs. Leisa Anslinger	CC 221
Leisa Anslinger brings extensive experience in Catholic parishes and schools to her ministry as an author and speaker. She frequently contributes to ministerial publications and speaks on a variety of topics including catechetical and youth ministry, stewardship, pastoral planning, parishioner engagement, and strengths based leadership. Leisa is the co-author with Vikki Shepp of Forming Generous Hearts and is due to publish a second book focusing on engagement and evangelization in parish life. Leisa holds master's degrees in secondary school counseling from Purdue University and religion from the Athenaeum of Ohio.
E513	Net	Parents	Dr. Sean Reynolds	CC 222
Dr. Sean Reynolds has been offering high energy, high impact presentations around the country on the National Study of Youth and Religion and exploring its implications for young people, their parents, and for the church. He is a youth ministry "lifer" with more than thirty years experience, currently serving as director of the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry, Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
E514	Net	Multipairsh/Cluster Ministry/Ministers	Mr. Doug Tooke	CC 223
Doug Tooke is coordinator of the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry for the Diocese of Helena. A graduate of Carroll College in both philosophy and theology, he has twelve years of youth ministry experience. He has traveled to more than fify dioceses teaching, keynoting conventions, and training youth ministers. He has worked with multiple-parish ministry for nearly ten years. Doug helped co-author the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry training in-service on multiple parish ministry and continues to serve as a leader in the field. He is blessed by his wife, Becky, and four daughters: Mederise, Lilian, Joelle, and Ainsley.
E515	Net	Youth Ministers in their 20's and 30's	Ms. Elizabeth Madeo	CC 218-219
Elizabeth Madeo graduated from Saint Mary College in Leavenworth, Kansas, with a bachelor's degree in pastoral ministry in 2002 and has been the director of youth ministries at her parish in Kearney, Missouri, for the last eight years. She received her certificate in youth ministry from the Center for Ministry Development and completed her master's degree in theology from the University of Notre Dame.
E516	Net	Sports/CYO Sponsor: Sports Pilot		CC 212
E517	Net	Scouting	Mrs Joan Treacy	CC 216
Joan Treacy is a lifetime Girl Scout, former Girl Scout leader, and the past chair of the National Catholic Committee for Girl Scouts and Camp Fire. She currently sits on the NFCYM Board of Directors. Joan is retired from the Library of Congress Congressional Research Service, and is currently employed by the Archdiocese of Washington.

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