PJD TEAM Report                                      JUNE 2011

                                        Chicago PJD (2&3) Reflection (Feb. 27, 2011) 

         Profound Journey Dialogue (PJD)

Phase II Advantages (2011 through 2012) ...

discerned at the September 24-26, 2010, PJD Team Meeting, Chicago,

held at the Ecumenical Institute/Institute of Cultural Affairs-USA Conference Center

• 48 PJD Team members (ages 16-80, as of February 2011) have demonstrated and expressed   
  

commitment to the PJD program of Phase II over the next 2 years.

                                                                                                              Beret Griffith & Jean Watts lead team              (Sept. 2010 meeting)

            Participants: September 2010 PJD Team Meeting                                                                                                                                       

Phase I & II Advantages (2008 -2011)

• 358 present in 11 PJDs to date:
  

16 Southwest PJD (Shadow Rock UCC - Phoenix)

30 Chicago PJD (1 of 2 PJDs, Feb. 2011)

30 Chicago PJD (2 of 2 PJDs, Feb. 2011)

37 Denver PJD

40 Midwest PJD (Dubuque)

26 Northeast PJD (NYC metro)

37 Chicago PJD

35 Northwest PJD (Seattle)

45 Minnesota PJD (St. Paul)    Doug Druckenmiller leads plenary

29 Southwest PJD (Shadow Rock UCC - Phoenix)                     (Sept. 2010 meeting)

33 Southwest PJD 2 (Shadow Rock UCC- Phoenix)                     

• 49 PJD Team members (42 Facebook listed members)
  

• A piloted program from among depth programs of EI/ICA
  

• USA and international requests for PJD programs
  

• Imaginal presentation tools: guide & participant manuals
  

• Collaborative, open source, crowd source,
  

PJD Team4 Profound Symbols

                                                                                    by Terry Bergdall

• PJD Contact
  

Terry Bergdall, CEO, ICA-USA

• Guides & Guides-in-Training
  

Terry Bergdall, Doug Druckenmiller, John Cock, Lynda Cock, Beret Griffith, Pat Druckenmiller, Larry Loeppke, Nancy Trask, Jean Watts, Ken Heintzelman, Marilyn Rampley, Roy Zaborowski, Alan Gammel, Molly Shaw, Evelyn Philbrook, Bill Reece, Cheryl Kartes, Elsa Batica, Lela Philbrook, Mary Laura Jones, Ken Otto, Larry Philbrook, Dick West, Gail West, Jan Sanders, Dick Sims, Roy Philbrook, Andrea Beacham, Edwin Waters, Maryann Philbrook, Cynthia Gattorna, Karen Richter, Susan Saunders, Lynne Carver, Tracy Longacre, George Packard, Lisel Burns, Cheryl Hood

• PJD Construct and Manuals
  

Jean Watts, John Cock, Beret Griffith, Cheryl Kartes, Larry Loeppke, Pat Druckenmiller, Elsa Batica, Lela Philbrook, Nancy Trask, Marge Philbrook, Edwin Waters, Gordon Harper, Randy Williams, Jan Ulangca, Ashleigh Rader

• Virtual Technology and Media
  

Doug Druckenmiller, Roy Zaborowski, Lela Philbrook, Hannah Otto, Paul Noah, David Dunn, Michael Shaw

• Networking & Set-up Coordination
  

Marilyn Rampley, Roy Zaborowski, Mary Laura Jones, Ken Otto, Dick Sims, Evelyn Philbrook, Jan Sanders, Beth Engleman, Roy Philbrook, Gene Philbrook, Keli Yen, Lynne Carver, Doug & Pat Druckenmiller, George Packard, Elsa Batica

• PJD Strategic Partners: ICA Taiwan; Shadow Rock/Phoenix; Y.E.S/Texas
  

Scheduled PJDs: Texas PJD, July 15-16, 2011 > Register; Taiwan PJD (bilingual), May 28-29, 2011;

Phoenix PJD, Nov. 4-6, 2011 > Register

                                                                          Chicago PJD

      

   Midwest PJD                                                                                                             MN PJD

Past PJD Set-up Teams

(SW) Roy Zaborowski, Marilyn Rampley, Lois Beberniss, Dena Covey; (MN) Cheryl Kartes, Sheila LeGeros; (NW) Alan Gammel, Molly Shaw; (Chicago) Mary Laura Jones, Ken Otto, Marge Philbrook; (NE) Sandra True, Rebecca Nichols; (MW) Andrea Beacham, Larry Loeppke; (Denver) Jean Long, Anne Neal

Basic Setup Considerations (for more info contact)

PJD is for community & organization empowerment for more profound

    service … about awakenment, community formation, engagement, and sustenance

1. Key: committed coordinator(s) & local team of 10 or more – each registers 3 = 30 participants

2. Plan minimum of 30 and maximum of 40 participants (5-7 big tables, preferably round)

3. Target sensitive and responsive persons looking for deeper context & community

4. For ages 15 to 99

5. Fee usually includes: 1 night, 4 meals & snacks, PJD notebook/mechanical pencil;

expense of Guide travel, expenses, and compensation

6. Moderately-priced venues work well

7. Partial scholarship money is catalytic

8. Computer projector for dvd's; mobile mic(s) for large spaces

                    

  SW/Shadow Rock PJD (Phoenix)

                                                                                                    

  PJD Team Mascot: Tamsir Taylor, Chicago     EI/ICA Center in Chicago                                

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