CNU28: CHRISTIAN CAUCUS MEMBER LED SESSIONCall For Proposals
Several years ago a new category of session was launched at the annual congress entitled Member Led Sessions. During the lunch break when rooms are not used, member groups like the Christian Caucus are given the opportunity to use the rooms to organize a session. At CNU24 people met during a Member Led Session to discuss and establish the Christian Caucus. Since then the Christian Caucus has hosted a Member Led session every year.
Because these sessions have grown in popularity the board has decided to bring more structure to the selection process so all Caucus members are aware of the opportunity and are invited to apply to present at the Christian Caucus Member Led Session.
Follow this link to SUBMIT A PROPOSAL
Proposals are due by midnight (PST) on Monday, February 3, 2020.
Several years ago a new category of session was launched at the annual congress entitled Member Led Sessions. During the lunch break when rooms are not used, member groups like the Christian Caucus are given the opportunity to use the rooms to organize a session. At CNU24 people met during a Member Led Session to discuss and establish the Christian Caucus. Since then the Christian Caucus has hosted a Member Led session every year.
Because these sessions have grown in popularity the board has decided to bring more structure to the selection process so all Caucus members are aware of the opportunity and are invited to apply to present at the Christian Caucus Member Led Session.
Follow this link to SUBMIT A PROPOSAL
Proposals are due by midnight (PST) on Monday, February 3, 2020.
SAVE THE DATE AT CNU28!
CNU-MCC's Local Church & New Urbanism Event:
Loving Your Neighbor(hood)
Friday, June 12, 2020
Last year during the CNU Annual Congress, CNU-MCC coordinated an event for local pastors and church leaders in Lousiville to gather with Christian urbanists for an afternoon to discuss the important role of the built environment in promoting human flourishing in our neighborhoods. We will be hosting a similar event in the Twin Cities in conjunction with CNU28. We would love to have you there!
Make note on your calendar and keep your eye out for more details forthcoming about how you can be involved.
CNU-MCC Members and area pastors gathering at Sojourn Church in Louisville last June.
CNU-MCC's Local Church & New Urbanism Event:
Loving Your Neighbor(hood)
Friday, June 12, 2020
Last year during the CNU Annual Congress, CNU-MCC coordinated an event for local pastors and church leaders in Lousiville to gather with Christian urbanists for an afternoon to discuss the important role of the built environment in promoting human flourishing in our neighborhoods. We will be hosting a similar event in the Twin Cities in conjunction with CNU28. We would love to have you there!
Make note on your calendar and keep your eye out for more details forthcoming about how you can be involved.
CNU-MCC Members and area pastors gathering at Sojourn Church in Louisville last June.
WHAT WE'RE LISTENING TO
Eric Jacobsen and Sara Joy Proppe, active CNU-MCC Members, released Season 1 of The Embedded Church Podcast this past fall. The podcast is centered on sharing stories of churches in walkable neighborhoods.
If you haven't had a chance to listen, you can subscribe on all major podcast platforms or listen via the website: The Embedded Church
An initiative of the Surge Network, based out of Phoenix, Arizona, this podcast features various interviews with creative folks working to connect their faith and work.
We think CNU-MCC members will find a recent episode with Jack DeBartolo, an architect, particularly thought-provoking: Architecture, Imagination, and the Placemaking God
Eric Jacobsen and Sara Joy Proppe, active CNU-MCC Members, released Season 1 of The Embedded Church Podcast this past fall. The podcast is centered on sharing stories of churches in walkable neighborhoods.
If you haven't had a chance to listen, you can subscribe on all major podcast platforms or listen via the website: The Embedded Church
An initiative of the Surge Network, based out of Phoenix, Arizona, this podcast features various interviews with creative folks working to connect their faith and work.
We think CNU-MCC members will find a recent episode with Jack DeBartolo, an architect, particularly thought-provoking: Architecture, Imagination, and the Placemaking God
A GOOD READ
Jay Hoekstra, CNU-MCC board member, recently wrote this thoughtful piece about Thomas Merton and urban design.
NOTE: Actual content are in photo format
Jay Hoekstra, CNU-MCC board member, recently wrote this thoughtful piece about Thomas Merton and urban design.
NOTE: Actual content are in photo format
NEWS & EVENTS
10th World Urban Forum (WUF10): Abu Dhabi, February 8-13, 2020:
The World Urban Forum, which is convened by UN-Habitat, is the world’s most important conference on cities. As a non-legislative forum open to all, it provides the opportunity for thousands of participants involved in all aspects of urbanization to share practices and knowledge on how cities are built, planned and managed. Participants include national, regional and local government, NGOs, community based organizations, research institutions, the private sector, development finance institutions, the media, UN agencies and other stakeholders. There will be a significant Christian and faith-based programing at WUF10. To learn more about WUF10 go to this link.
CNU28 Twin Cities: June 10-13, 2020.
10th World Urban Forum (WUF10): Abu Dhabi, February 8-13, 2020:
The World Urban Forum, which is convened by UN-Habitat, is the world’s most important conference on cities. As a non-legislative forum open to all, it provides the opportunity for thousands of participants involved in all aspects of urbanization to share practices and knowledge on how cities are built, planned and managed. Participants include national, regional and local government, NGOs, community based organizations, research institutions, the private sector, development finance institutions, the media, UN agencies and other stakeholders. There will be a significant Christian and faith-based programing at WUF10. To learn more about WUF10 go to this link.
CNU28 Twin Cities: June 10-13, 2020.
GET INVOLVED
CNU-MCC CONTRIBUTION EDITOR FOR THE NEW URBAN WORLD JOURNAL:
CNU-MCC is now a regular contributor on urbanism and design in the New Urban World Journal published biannually by the Urban Shalom Society. We are looking for someone with writing and editorial experience to plan and manage the content for each issue. To read the current issue of the journal go to this link. If you are interested in this service opportunity please reach out to us.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR AN ARTICLE FOR THE NEW URBAN WORLD JOURNAL
The next issue of The New Urban World Journal (see above for more information) is on the topic of urbanism and creation care. If you would like to contribute an article for this issue please send an email to cnumcc@gmail.com.
SEND US YOUR NEWS AND EVENTS:
If you have news or an event you'd like members to know about please send that information to cnumcc@gmail.com so we can include it in our newsletters.
HELPING HANDS NEEDED:
Interested in helping the CNU-MCC with web and communication needs? Please contact us!
CNU-MCC CONTRIBUTION EDITOR FOR THE NEW URBAN WORLD JOURNAL:
CNU-MCC is now a regular contributor on urbanism and design in the New Urban World Journal published biannually by the Urban Shalom Society. We are looking for someone with writing and editorial experience to plan and manage the content for each issue. To read the current issue of the journal go to this link. If you are interested in this service opportunity please reach out to us.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR AN ARTICLE FOR THE NEW URBAN WORLD JOURNAL
The next issue of The New Urban World Journal (see above for more information) is on the topic of urbanism and creation care. If you would like to contribute an article for this issue please send an email to cnumcc@gmail.com.
SEND US YOUR NEWS AND EVENTS:
If you have news or an event you'd like members to know about please send that information to cnumcc@gmail.com so we can include it in our newsletters.
HELPING HANDS NEEDED:
Interested in helping the CNU-MCC with web and communication needs? Please contact us!