NCNWR
The National Communicators Network for Women Religious
     

Conference 

Presentations: General Sessions

Moving Mountains: The Power of One
for the Life of the World

Carol Zinn, SSJ

Oftentimes we think that major tasks, like changing the world, or building a just society, or living the Gospel faithfully, or serving as the communications minister for our religious congregations, happen in sweeping, swirling, sensational ways. The truth is, they happen ONE moment at a time: one person, one e-mail, one phone call, one media connection, one press release. Come and reflect on the Power of One: Communicators Moving Mountains, for the Life of the World!

The Partnership Between
Communicators and Leadership

Carole Shinnick, SSND

Communicators are an essential resource for leadership as well as mission advancement, vocations or peace and justice. Sister Carole Shinnick, SSND, coordinator of Emmaus Leadership Services and former executive director of LCWR, offers a unique perspective, being both a former communicator and former provincial councilor. Sister Carole will discuss the challenges and blessings embedded in these collaborations, and how communicators and leadership can build strong relationships.

Mobile Technology

Heather Mansfield, DIOSA Communications

From the iPhone to the Droid to the Blackberry Curve, everyone seems to be getting a smart phone today. Find out what all the hype is about, and why your community should be using mobile technology. Learn how group texting, mobile websites, and smart phone apps can help you share your congregation’s mission.

Spirituality of Communications
Moving Mountains—Breaking Open Charisms

Barbara Mullen, CSJ

How does the art of communication, and our role as communicators, interface with spirituality? You are invited to explore the interconnectedness of the ministry of communications and the personal exploration of what it means to live spiritually in our world today.

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