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Covenant to Olomouc An Exploratory Journey OLOMOUC “ Oh – Low – Moats ”
Covenant-Olomouc Partnership – A Short History - 1981 - First Pres, Annapolis Md Annapolis – Letohrad Partnership Established -
Covenant-Olomouc Partnership – A Short History - 1981 - First Pres, Annapolis Md Annapolis – Letohrad Partnership Established - 2007 - PCUSA /ECCB desire to expand Partnerships -
Covenant-Olomouc Partnership – A Short History - 1981 - First Pres, Annapolis Md Annapolis – Letohrad Partnership Established - 2007 - PCUSA /ECCB desire to expand Partnerships - spring 2008 - Call for Congregations interested in exploring a partnership
Covenant-Olomouc Partnership – A Short History - 1981 - First Pres, Annapolis Md Annapolis – Letohrad Partnership Established - 2007 - PCUSA /ECCB desire to expand Partnerships - spring 2008 - Call for Congregations interested in exploring a partnership “As it emerges from the communist era, the ECCB church is exploring what it means to be faithful in a highly secular society in a rapid pace of change. The Czech church is seeking partners in its journey. ”
Covenant-Olomouc Partnership – A Short History - 1981 - First Pres, Annapolis Md Annapolis – Letohrad Partnership Established - 2007 - PCUSA /ECCB desire to expand Partnerships - spring 2008 - Call for Congregations interested in exploring a partnership “As it emerges from the communist era, the ECCB church is exploring what it means to be faithful in a highly secular society in a rapid pace of change. The Czech church is seeking partners in its journey. ” - Spring 2008 - Covenant application and congregational profile submitted
Covenant-Olomouc Partnership – A Short History - 1981 - First Pres, Annapolis Md Annapolis – Letohrad Partnership Established - 2007 - PCUSA /ECCB desire to expand Partnerships - spring 2008 - Call for Congregations interested in exploring a partnership Covenant application and profile submitted October 14 -24, 2008 – Czech Partnership Conference 8 US and 8 Czech congregations “matched” Covenant – Olomouc
Covenant-Olomouc Partnership – A Short History - 1981 - First Pres, Annapolis Md Annapolis – Letohrad Partnership Established - 2007 - PCUSA /ECCB desire to expand Partnerships - spring 2008 - Call for Congregations interested in exploring a partnership Covenant application and profile submitted “October 14 -24, 2008 – Czech Partnership Conference 8 US and 8 Czech congregations “matched” -December 2008 – Covenant Session approved partnership with ECCB church in Olomouc -Janurary 2009 - Covenant session received report and presentation
Theological Principles: Called as Partners in Christ’s Service Partnerships are an expression of the love of God, the unity of the Body of Christ and the hope of the transforming power of the Holy Spirit. A partnership across denominational, cultural and national lines provides a witness to the unity of the church of Jesus Christ and an expression of hope within a fractured world. Partners -explore the wonderful diversity of the church, and -assume a status of equality before God (thereby reject patriarchal and patronizing structures prevalent within the history of the church)
PCUSA Principles for Faithful Partnerships (2003 General Assembly) 1. Shared Grace and Thanksgiving 2. Mutuality and Interdependence 3. Recognition and Respect 4. Open dialogue and Transparency 5. Sharing of Resources
Evangelical Church of the Czech Brethren (ECCB) In what is now the Czech Republic, the ECCB church has existed continually since 1781; older roots in the Ultraquist Hussite Chruch (1431 -1620) and Unity of Brethren aka Moravian Church (1457 -1620) ECCB - member of the World Council of chruches ECCB and PCUSA are “first cousins”. John Hus (1372 -1415), religious leader, reformer, philospher, at Charles University, influenced by John Wycliffe. Excommunicated from Roman Catholic church, condemned and burned at the stake in 1415. Hus was a key contributor to the Protestant movement; influence on Martin Luther, John Calvin John Hus Day – July 6
ECCB and the Czech Republic ECCB 114, 445 members 263 congregations 14 Presbyteries 251 pastors (56 women)
ECCB and the Czech Republic ECCB 114, 445 members 263 congregations 14 Presbyteries 251 pastors (56 women) Czech Republic Roman Catholic 26. 85 % ECCB 1. 1 % No church affiliation 59 Undetermined 8. 8 % %
Days 1 -4 Conference in Prague Hus House, with other PCUSA churches, reps from some ECCB churches, Synodal Council, Diakonia, worship in historic church, new church, tours Days 4 -7 Visit to Partner church congregation Days 8 -10 Conference group reconvenes in Janske Lazne and Prague
The Congregation to Congregation Conference – ECCB Pension, Prague Magda
Olomouc - Population ~100, 000 2 -3 hrs. from Prague Home of Palacky University http: www. upol. cz/en established 1573 20, 000 students
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Jakub Pavel Ruml
Olomouc Welcome reception at church, overnight and breakfast in host homes, all other meals in homes of different members, short visits in other homes, tour of city, visit to Evangelical conservatory, visit to studio of painter, Dvorak concert in historic cathedral, worship, reception with congregation, countryside tour, Bouzov castle, met with church volunteer staff, visit to Mental Health day care, talk with
Jana Rumlova
Saturday Tour of Olomouc with Jan, Christina, and David Jan Christina
Olomouc
Downtown Olomouc, near ECCB church
Jana Vraj
Ladislav Maliva
Greetings From Covenant
Greetings and Gifts from Covenant
Time With the Children
Marta Palaty Otto Patlaty
Bartusek family Eva Jan Tomas Jan
Noemi Batlova Daniel
n Visit to Mental Health Center Ivana Visit to Mental Health Day Care Center (associated with Diakonia)
Jan Ivana Noemi Jana Saying Goodbye to our Friends in Olomouc – Ivana, Jana, Ana, and Jan
From Olomouc to Janske Lazne, worship, reunite with the conference group, American Culture night ! ! ! Music, fun, recap, planning back to Prague Final Dinner with the conference group
What’s Next ? - Visit / Host? - Share Worship? - Pentecost? - Advent devotionals? - Web connections/email, Facebook? - Language lessons? - Montreat-Youth? - Go South? And. . - - Music? - Children? - Holidays (Jan Hus Day) ? - Study/Discuss Topics of Interest (Immigration? )
- Difference between old covenant and new covenant
- Pns olomouc
- Olomouc
- Mudr pastucha psychiatr olomouc
- Waldorfská škola olomouc
- Skloňování olomouc
- Covenant health compassionnet
- Covenant marriage definition
- Ancient modern bible
- 2 samuel 7 covenant
- Eternal covenant 13
- The salvation army symbols
- Covenant of grace presbyterian church
- Covenant university core values
- New covenant presbyterian church abingdon md
- Covenant health compassionnet
- Hebrew blood covenant
- Cfc covenant
- Abraham text
- Ark
- Covenant friendship
- Covenant technology partners
- Llcr covenant
- Moodle2 csis
- God's promises
- I will establish my covenant with you
- Enochian covenant
- Covenant community capital
- Types of blood covenant
- Deuteronomy 27:1-8
- Signs and seals of the covenant
- Www.covenantpp.com
- Grace covenant baptist church
- Protestant evangelism definition apush
- God's covenant
- What is a covenant marriage
- Oath and covenant of the priesthood
- Making of the sinai covenant
- Make every effort to live in peace
- Horizontal and vertical privity
- Covenant of the inheritor
- Wesley's covenant prayer
- Exploritory robots
- Clustering in business intelligence
- Exploratory research design advantages and disadvantages
- A simple application of exploratory decomposition is
- What is research design?
- Mayflower animal hospital
- Broad problem area example
- Structured exploratory testing
- Categories of exploratory research
- Characteristics of conclusive research
- What tasks do exploratory robots perform
- Simple application of exploratory decomposition
- Exploratory research disadvantages
- Brand dynamics pyramid
- Exploratory decomposition
- A simple application of exploratory decomposition is_
- Cross sectional vs longitudinal
- Experience survey in exploratory research
- Explanatory research vs exploratory research
- Define teaching method