2014 Montreat College Conference - Mid

College
Conference
@Montreat
Jesus said, “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
What does this mean for us? In our diverse,
complicated world, who is our neighbor? How might
we, as Christians, engage people of other faiths? And
what does it even mean to engage persons who might
look, believe, and act differently than ourselves? How
do we start a faithful, holy conversation?
Come to our 2014 College Conference, at the well,
at the well
to explore these questions. The College Conference
January 2-5, 2014
all denominations, in campus-based or parish-based
at Montreat is designed to serve college students of
groups, or as individuals.
Interfaith Youth Core
Keynoters - IFYC seeks to make
interfaith cooperation a social norm.
IFYC believes faith can be a bridge of
cooperation, strengthening our
civil society and promoting the
common good.
Adrian Bird
Keynoter - Adrian serves as Visiting Professor of
Church History at Union Presbyterian Seminary
in Charlotte, NC. He and his wife, Julie, served
as Presbyterian Church (USA) Mission Partners
in Residence with the Church of South India,
and were enriched by the experience of living as
Christians in the midst of religious diversity.
Sherri Hausser
Register beginning Oct. 1 at
Montreat.org/college
Preacher - Sherri is a founding member of
the Interfaith Center of Greater Philadelphia.
She currently serves on the PCUSA General
Assembly Council on Ecumenical and
Interfaith Relations and represents the
PCUSA on the National Council of Churches
Interfaith Relations Committee.
Michael Larson
Musician - Michael currently serves as
the Director of Music and Arts Ministry
at Lutheran Church of the Cross in West
Fargo, ND. His love for music extends far
beyond the church world – he hears “sacred
music” in all kinds of places and feels “sacred
space” all around.
Rob McClellan
Preacher - Rob is Head of Staff at Westminster
Presbyterian Church in Tiburon, CA. Rob
has also worked as a facilitator in the Interfaith
Center of Greater Philadelphia’s Walking the
Walk, an inter-religious service and dialog
program for high school youth. He is married to
Sherri Hausser, and together they have a son, Liam.