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I was tempted to judge how much people use social media, even as I sat in the back attempting to live-tweet the speech.
http://www.ecfvp.org/posts/social-media-differences-in-experience/

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Your Phone vs. Your HeartÂ
(via Sunday Review - Image - NYTimes.com)
From the Episcopal Cafe:
"The Rise of the Nones" was one of the big religion stories in the last year. But what if "none" doesn't mean atheist or agnostic. What if "none" really means "none?"
A new study shows that "spending too much time on media" is a struggle for 44 percent of Americans. Episcopal Cafe wonders: How do we balance this with the call to embrace technology for the good of the church? And how does your own use of media affect your spiritual well-being?

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Facilitator's Training Workshops
We would love to travel to each and every one of the Episcopal Camps and Conference Centers nationwide to lead these future-planning workshops, but it's just not financially feasible. But we can train you to bring the process to your own center. Join us for one of two Facilitator's Training workshops this coming March:Â
Camp Galilee (Lake Tahoe, NV): March 12-14, 2013 Dayspring Center (Tampa, FL): March 19-21, 2013
In this three-day training, participants will go through the planning process themselves, with in-depth insight into each step along the way. You'll leave with the background and know-how to lead your own staff or board through the process, and get dozens of new ideas for what to offer/how to operate 5-10 years in the future.
Most travel expenses will be covered through a Roanridge Grant. Find out more or reserve your spot by contacting Peter Bergstrom: (760) 550-0028 or [email protected].
Peter Bergstrom & Ashley Graham-Wilcox from Episcopal Camps & Conference Centers, Inc. led Building the Continuum Workshops with Procter Center, Sheldon Calvary Camp and Waycross Camp & Conference Center. Over 30 participants brainstormed ideas for how their centers and camps can thrive in the future, with consideration of technology, community and the world's engagement with the mission and tradition of the Episcopal Church.
Upcoming Workshop: January 2013
We'll be offering a half-day workshop at the ECCC Annual Conference. This workshop will bring you up to speed on the progress made since November 2011's kick-off summit, and begin preparing camp/conference center directors and their staffs to facilitate a future planning process for their own camp or conference center.
If you don't know where you are going, you will probably end up somewhere else.
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Ohio & Indiana Workshops Scheduled
The next Building the Continuum Workshops will be at Procter Center (October 29-30, 2012), for participants from Sheldon Calvary Camp and Procter Center, and at Waycross Camp and Conference Center (November 1-2, 2012).Â
For relevant pre-workshop materials, please visit the Resources Page.

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Who Should Attend a Workshop?
Right now, Building the Continuum workshops are focused on helping camps and conference centers focus on the future. To that end, the camp/conference center's Director must attend any workshop we offer. Who else should be invited?
Camp's program director or other staff person(s) involved in designing and implementing new programs;
One or two board members involved with the camp/conference center program;
Creative and effective leaders on the diocesan or parish level who are having success with youth, young adult, family and/or older adult ministries;
Where possible, any person whose approval would be needed in order to move forward with new plans.
If you have questions about who to include in a workshop, please contact AshleyATcampstevensDOTorg.
Is your team ready to be creative, innovative and forward-thinking? It helps to know who you're working with. Here's one tool to make your team aware so it can work together, not against itself.
The next Building the Continuum workshop...
Will be at Procter Center (Ohio) in November. Participants are welcome from Sheldon Calvary Camp, All Saints-Kentucky, Procter Center and the Diocese of Ohio. Contact your Camp Director to find out how to attend.