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Metro Association 2004 Annual Meeting
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Preliminary Agenda

Minutes of the November Meeting - Geraldine Dudley, Moderator

Minutes of the 2003 Annual Meeting - Geraldine Dudley

Unaudited Income Statement and Balance Sheet for 2003 - Fannie Davis, Treasurer

Nominations from the floor for the Nominating Committee - Ruth Garwood, Board Liaison to the Nominating Committee

Report of the Nominating Committee - Sean Murray, Nominating Committee Chair

Elections - Geraldine Dudley

Installation of Those Elected - Michael Caine, Regional Conference Minister

Thanks to Those Whose Terms Have Ended - Michael Caine

Presentation regarding Boundary Training - David Tucker, Ordination & Standing Committee Chair

Motion regarding Boundary Training - David Tucker

Motion regarding Harold Wilke Award - David Bocock, Metro Meeting Planning Committee Member

Revitalizing Our Churches - Cruz Echevarria, Coordinator for Hispanic Church Development

Deer Hill Report - John Werner, Deer Hill Board Chair

Revitalization of Fund for Theological Education - Ronald J. Williams Wells, Metro Board Chair

Announcement of Grants - Adrienne Brockway, Metro Mission Priorities and Stewardship Chair

Invitation to Forum on Gay Marriage - Linda Tarry-Chard, Riverside Church

Invitation to the NY Conference Annual Meeting - James Thomas, NY Conference Planning Committee Chair

Thanks To Our Host Church - Allen MacLean, Metro Meeting Planning Committee Chair


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Unaudited 2003 Income/Expense Statement

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Unaudited 2003 Selected Balance Sheet Accounts

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Preliminary Report of the Nominating Committee

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Boundary Training in the Metropolitan Association

The Committee on Ordination and Standing and the Metro Board bring this motion to the 2004 Annual Meeting:

For the well being and integrity of those holding authorized (ordained) ministerial standing in the Metropolitan Association, this Association in meeting strongly recommends that all active persons holding standing participate in and periodically renew participation in the New York Conference "Boundary Awareness Training" program or its approved equivalent. It is further recommended that a record of each person's participation be posted in the public records of the Association.

Boundary Training helps clergy be aware of the power dynamics in pastoral relationships, provides a safe place to raise questions about appropriateness, heightens awareness of boundary issues in congregations, and educates about safety practices.

Boundary issues are much more complex and encompass much more of a pastor's life than sexual misconduct. They include, for example, holding the power of attorney for an elderly parishioner or ethical issues for retired pastors. Boundary Training helps clergy understand those who cross boundaries, the victims of abuse, congregational trauma, interventions that help, and the importance of self-knowledge, self-care, and clarity about role.


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Proposal for Harold Wilke Award

Harold WilkeThe Harold Wilke Award will be presented every Fall to an individual, a church, or an organization that has made significant contributions that commemorate the values and commitment to social justice championed by Harold Wilke.

The award will consist of a plaque engraved with the name of the award recipient to be held in the office of the Metropolitan Association of the New York Conference. The Metropolitan Association will make a $250 contribution in the name of the recipient to the charity of the recipient's choice.

Harold Wilke held his ordination standing in the Metropolitan Association of the New York Conference and was a member at Ridgeview Congregational Church in White Plains , New York.

In his long life, he was a former pastor, author, denominational executive, and internationally known advocate for disabled persons. He championed the Americans with Disabilities Act with President George H.W. Bush. Within the denomination, he promoted the cause of persons with disabilities in his work with the Council for Church and Ministry that later merged into the Office of Church Life and Leadership. Following his retirement from the UCC, he founded the Healing Community/The Caring Congregation, an international, interfaith group helping churches in their ministries with marginalized and alienated persons.

 


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