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    At February's Coalition meeting, I led a devotional and facilitated a 5-year assessment on this very topic in the context of a local youth ministry network.  Download audio of the meeting.

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    UrbNet Notes – Part 3

    Thursday, January 11th, 2007

    Part 1, Part 2 (Unless otherwise indicated, all UrbNet ’07 notes are courtesy of Virginia Ward) Urban/Suburban Partnerships · Few real relationships with urban and suburban · Scale of 1-10, the number is 3 · Expectation that urban should/must adapt to suburban way of doing things BUT, our goal should be to Build Bridges that [...]

    UrbNet Notes – Part 2

    Wednesday, January 10th, 2007

    Notes are courtesy of Virginia Ward: Devotions – Chris Brooks Nehemiah 1:1-4 – They Wept In America we are feeling like we are in the place of weeping like Nehemiah. This is a regular response when we are facing crisis. This is the mourning phase. 2:17 – They Worked Now it is time to do [...]

    City Connector Resources

    Wednesday, January 10th, 2007

    Download city connector resources, courtesy of Doug Tegner and the National Network of Youth Ministries: Principles of Strategic Partnership (Word Doc) Conflict Curve (Word Doc) Partnering Continuum (Powerpoint)

    A 30-year Vision for Urban Youth Ministry Networking?

    Tuesday, January 9th, 2007

    Chris Brooks has been facilitating the Urbnet Summit on behalf of the NNYM and began our time together with a “futuring” exercise. In small(er) groups, we were asked to imagine what a national network of urban ministries (Urbnet) might look like in 3-years, 10-years, and 30-years. Participants include: Virginia Ward (Boston), Brian Dye (Chicago), Tommy [...]

    The 10 Secrets of a Master Networker (not named Rudy)

    Wednesday, September 21st, 2005

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    The Coalition launched a blog today

    Monday, March 7th, 2005

    Check it out here: www.thecoalitionnyc.blogspot.com

    Deja vu all over again

    Friday, March 4th, 2005

    A Thursday afternoon conversation felt like deja vu. Josh Carey, a junior from the InterVarsity chapter at City College, drove me back to the office after I spoke at the school, and shared with me his desire to see the Gospel relevantly presented on campus. Simultaneously hopeful and frustrated, empassioned and cautious, Josh sounded like [...]