Keynote(s)
Jamie Howison
Jamie Howison is a priest of the Anglican Church, and the pastoral leader of Saint Benedict's Table in Winnipeg. By vocation a priest, Jamie is also a writer, passionate reader, listener to all sorts ofmusic (with jazz being a primary source of inspiration these days...), soccer coach, runner of the non-marathon sort, and committed fan of good, strong coffee. When not pursuing those interest, he makes time to serve on the Primate's Theological Commission of the Anglican Church of Canada; a sample of his work for the Commission is available here. He and his wife Catherine Pate do their best to parent three girls; Jessica, Margaret and Callaway.
Gord Johnson
Singer, songwriter, and happily married blue collar worker with three kids, Gord's past performances include solo gigs at Winnipeg Folk Fest and collaborations with Steve Bell and Larry Campbell in "Unlikely Icon" project. Gord has had a key role in writing and gathering the music and words that became the liturgy for St Benedict's Table church community in Winnipeg'. He continues to be involved in "Hear the Silence - the monthly contemplative service that is very much a part of what Saint Benedict's is and does.
Additional Presenters/Workshops
Carla Funk (Poet Laureate for City of Victoria)
Ron Cole (artist / musician Sidney Pentacostal)
Matthew Davidson (musician, All Saints Orthodox Church)
Joan Dosso (musician, Emmanuel Baptist Church)
Randy Hein (The Place Community)
Ernest Morrow (UVic Anglican Chaplaincy)
Jason Nobel (artist, The Place Community)
James Nesbitt (artist, The Place Community)
Jaqueline Van Voorst (artist)
Christine Neufeld (The Place Community)
and more....
General Info
Registration
Speakers/Presenters
Full Conference Schedule
Thursday's Keynote
Friday's Art Show
Saturday's Workshops
Saturday's Evening Service
Art Show Call For Submissions
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
TTT '07 Speakers/Presenters
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