“To whom much is given, much will be required.

”– Luke 12:48
Annapolis, MD 21401
80 Charles Street
Conference Coordinator
Cassandra Carmichael
Enough for All Sustainable Living in a Global World
How do we live sustainably in a world that is moving toward a
single global economy built on free market capitalism and free trade?
How can we build a human economy that is environmentally
sustainable, just, and honors all of God’s creation?
June 20 - 23, 2003. Seattle University. Seattle, Washington.
 examine the spiritual, ethical, environmental, and theological implications of living in a global marketplace

Enough for All Sustainable Living in a Global World

Discover a spectrum of individual, congregational, and societal actions for a healthier, more just,
environmentally sustainable world. Join us for thought-provoking presentations, interactive workshops,
inspirational worship services, theological anchor sessions, and opportunities for fellowship. This biennial
gathering of the ecumenical community is open to communion staff, clergy and lay leaders, theological
educators, youth/young adults, and anyone interested in learning how the Christian community, including
Orthodox and Protestant communions, can address issues of social justice and environmental sustainability.

Workshops. Workshop sessions will address five strands: Registration Form

globalization, lifestyle/consumption, congregational
ministry models, people of color/indigenous peoples, and
biodiversity of the Northwest. Both high school and
young adult (age 18-28) strands are available.
Schedule. The conference will begin with dinner on
Friday, June 20, and end midmorning on Monday, June
23. Both the youth and young adult strands begin Friday
at 1 pm. Communion/denomination pre-conference
events also begin Friday at 1 pm. Post-conference field
trips will be held on Monday. For more information,
contact cassandra@toad.net or visit the website at
www.webofcreation.org/ncc.
Costs. Room (double occupancy), meals, and registra-
tion is $175. Late registration (after June 1) is $195. Local
registration (no overnight accommodations) is $100 for
the entire conference, or $50 per day. Youth and young
adult scholarships are available.
Contact. Email cassandra@toad.net or visit
www.webofcreation.org/ncc.
Sponsored by the National Council of Churches’ Eco-Justice Working Group, Earth Ministry, Seattle University’s School of
Theology and Ministry, and the Washington Association of Churches.
Please send this form along with a check (payable to NCC Seattle Conference)
to: Cassandra Carmichael, Conference Coordinator, 80 Charles Street,
Annapolis, MD 21401.
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