CURRICULUM VITAE SUMMARY Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Personal Data: Born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Married to Allen J. Moore; Children –Rebecca, Cliff, Nan, Joyce, Glenda Education: B. A., Psychology – Southern Methodist University, 1966 M. A., Psychology—Southern Methodist University, 1968 M. A., Religious Education – Claremont School of , 1977 Ph.D., Theology and Education –- Claremont School of Theology, 1981, President’s Academic Excellence Award. Honors: Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa—University of Judaism, 1993 Alumna/us of the Year, Claremont School of Theology, 1998 Senior Fellow, Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Religion, Emory, 2003-2006. Positions: Dean and Professor of Theology and Education, School of Theology, January 2009-present. Professor, Religion and Education; Director, Women in Theology and Ministry—Candler School of Theology, 1999-2008. Professor, Theology and Christian Education—Claremont School of Theology, 1987-99 Asso. Professor, Asst. Professor, Instructor—Claremont School of Theology, 1979-87 Visiting Instructor—Boston College, Princeton Theological Seminary; Vancouver School of Theology; Claremont School of Theology, 1977-79; Southern Methodist University (psychology), 1967-68 Education Assistant with Youth—Trinity , El Paso, TX, 1973-5 Other positions in research, mental health community, and church Books: Education for Continuity and Change (Korean ed.); (with Rosemary Keller and Gerald Moede) Called to Serve: The Diaconate in the United Methodist Church; Teaching from the Heart: Theology and Educational Method (2nd edition & Korean ed.); Ministering with the Earth; Resources for Sacred Teaching, 2 vols. (co-edited); In the Beginning and in the Middle (photographic essay); Covenant and Call; Gatherings: Resources for Ministry with Women (co-edited); Hermeneutics and Empirical Research in Practical Theology (co-edited with Chris Hermans); Teaching as a Sacramental Act; Children, Youth and Spirituality in a Troubling World (co-edited with Almeda Wright). Recent Articles: “Feminist Practical Theology and the Future of the Church”; “Richness in Religious Education: Ethnic, Religious and Biodiversity”; “Teaching Justice and Reconciliation in a Wounding World”; “Compassion and Hope: Theology Born of Action”; “God’s Spirit and the Renewal of Creation”; “Walking with Children toward Hope: Long Road to Justice and Reconciliation”; “Beyond Poverty and Violence: An Eschatological Vision”; “Imagination at the Center: Identity on the Margins”; “The Relational Power of Education: The Immeasurability of Knowledge, Value, and Meaning”; “Imagine Peace: Knowing the Real, Imagining the Impossible”; “Dynamics of Religious Culture: Ethogenic Method”; “Ethics of Institutions: Compassion, Critique, Creativity, and Form- giving”; “Creative Power of Education”; “Education for Peace: Exploring the Margins of Human Rights and Religion.” Professional Roles: Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education – President, 1997-8. Association of Practical Theology—President, 1998-2002. International Academy of Practical Theology—President, 1999-2001. International Journal of Practical Theology—English Co-Editor, 2001-2009. Oxford Institute in Methodist Theological Studies—Board, 1992-2002; Co-Chair, Contextual Theology Working Group, 1996-97; Plenary Lecturer, 2002. Religious Education Association, United Methodist Association of Scholars in Christian Education—Past President of both. Center for Process Studies—Co-Director, 1990-2000. Moore Multicultural Resource and Research Center—Co-Founder, Co-Chair, 1993-9. Church Roles: Deacon, 1997-present; Diaconal , 1977-97; Director of Christian Education Board of Ordained Ministry—1996-2005; formerly on Board of Diaconal Ministry, Chair; Commission on Status and Role of Women. Various task forces; roles in teaching, preaching, retreats and workshops General-Jurisdictional Conf. Delegate—1984 (Juris.), 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008. Curriculum Vitae 1 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

CURRICULUM VITAE Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Personal Data: Born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, January 16, 1945. Married to Allen J. Moore Five children –Rebecca, Cliff, Nan, Joyce, Glenda

Education: B. A., majoring in Psychology, Southern Methodist University, May 1966 M. A., in Psychology, Southern Methodist University, May, 1968 M. A., in Religious Education – School of Theology at Claremont June, 1977 Ph.D., in Theology and Education, School of Theology at Claremont, May, 1981, Presidential Academic Honors Award

Honors: Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa University of Judaism, May 1993 Alumna/us of the Year, Claremont School of Theology, 1998 Mildred Hutchinson Award, Social Justice Award of the Methodist Federation for Social Action, -Pacific Conference, UMC, June 1999. California-Pacific Christian Education Award, shared with Allen J. Moore, June 1999.

Positions: Dean, and Professor of Theology and Education, Boston University School of Theology, January 2009-present. Professor of Religion and Education—Candler School of Theology, Emory University, and Director of Women in Theology and Ministry Program, 1999-2008. Professor of Theology and Christian Education – Claremont School of Theology, 1987-1999. Associate Professor in Christian Education & Theology, School of Theology at Claremont, 1984-1987. Assistant Professor in Christian Education & Theology, School of Theology at Claremont, Summer, 1981-Spring, 1984. Instructor in Christian Education, School of Theology, Fall, 1979- Spring, 1981. Visiting Instructor in Christian Education, School of Theology, Spring, 1977; Summer, 1978; Academic year, 1978-79. Education Assistant with Youth, Trinity United Methodist Church, 810 N. Oregon, El Paso, TX, 4/73-10/75. Researcher; psychometric testing, reading research, and tutoring statistics classes, Dr. Ed Coleman, University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, Texas, 9/69-5/70. Visiting Lecturer, teaching introductory course, and writing course for new text edition, Correspondence Division, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas 75275, 1/68-4/69. Researcher, “Discrimination of Recency in Children,” funded by Curriculum Vitae 2 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Office of Education, Dept. of H.E.W., Dallas, Texas, 5/68-4/69. Instructor, introductory psychology courses, Psychology Department, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas 75275, 9/67-5/68. Graduate Assistant in undergraduate abnormal psychology course, Psychology Department, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas 75275, 1/67-5/67. Co-author of teacher’s manual for introductory text—Sartain, North, Strange & Chapman (1967), Dr. Alvin J. North, Psychology Department, Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, Texas, 12/66-5/67. Coordinator of Neighborhood Youth Corps, West Dallas Community Centers, 3232 Bataan, Dallas, Texas, Summer, 1966.

Visiting Professor: Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey Boston College, Boston, Massachusetts Vancouver School of Theology, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Visiting Scholar: Kings College, London; University of Melbourne, Australia; Trinity College, New Zealand

University Leadership: Boston University – Dean, School of Theology, Jan. 2009 - present; University Committee to Study Graduate Education, 2010 - present Candler— Chair, World Christianity Search Committee (2007-08); Chair, Youth Education Task Force (2006-08); Chair, Woodruff Committee, 2005-06 (member 2004-05); Chair, Peer Review, 2005; Religious Education Search Committee, 2005-06; Personnel and Policy Committee, 2001-03; Strategic Planning, 2002-03; Implementation Committee for Practical Theology and Religious Practices, 2002-03; Chair, Tenure Review, 2002-03; Committee on Women in Theology and Ministry, 1999-present; Faculty Sponsor, Candler Women, 1999-2003; Chair, Religious Education Search, 2000-01; Committee on Advanced Degrees, 1999-2001; Faculty Sponsor of Student Activity Council, 2001-02. Emory— Co-convener, Religions and the Human Spirit Strategic Initiative (2006-08); Person, Community and Religious Life (Program of the Graduate Division of Religion), Chair 2004-2006, Member 1999- 2008; Associated Faculty of Women’s Studies (2003-08); Emory Women’s Symposium Committee (2006-2007); University Sustainability Committee; Search Committee for Emory Director of Sustainability; University Advisory Council on Teaching, 2005- 07; President’s Commission on the Status of Women, 2002-05; Committee for Women’s History Month, 1999-2008; Committee on Environmental Stewardship, 1999-2004. Claremont— Policy Committee, 1981-3, 1984-6, 1987-9, 1990-2, (Chair Curriculum Vitae 3 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

1991-2), 1994-6, 1998-1999 (Chair); Faculty Representative on Board of Trustees 1991-93, 1998-1999. Dean’s Search Committees, 1992-93; 1998-99. Eco-Justice Coordinating Council (Task Force), Chair 1994-5; Co-chair 1995-1999. Long-Range Planning Committee, 1991-92, 1997-98. Curriculum Revision Committee, Chair, 1987-9. Omnibus Search Committee, 1989-91, 1992-3; Chair 1990. Other Search Committees—History of Christianity (1985); Danforth Chair (C.G.U., 1989-90); Urban Ministry (Chair, 1993). Other Faculty Committees—Admissions; Advanced Degrees; Professional Degrees (Chair); Academic Procedures (Chair); Committee on Committees (1983-4, 1986-7, 1989- 90). Faculty Representative—Student Council, Women’s Concerns (1987-92). Executive Committee, Claremont Graduate School, Department of Religion (1987-9, 1996-1997). Church Liaison Roles—Ecumenical and Interreligious Concerns (developing events, disseminating information); Diaconal Ministry (developing academic programs, consulting with candidates and students); . Conference Planning— Claremont: E-Pluribus Unum: Religious Pluralism and the Common Good (with the Religious Education Association and Skirball Institute); Anne Bennett-Nelle Morton lectureship (1986-1998); Paul Irwin Forum in Religious Education (1982-1998); Consultation with David Orr (Feb. 1997); Pedagogy for a Just and Sustainable World (Nov. 1997); Repairing the Rupture: The Minister as Teacher in a Broken World (Nov. 1997). Candler: WTM annual events and retreats (6-12 community-wide events per year, plus smaller events, 1999-present); Annual Women’s Forum (2001-present); Celebrating and Revisioning Wesleyan Traditions (2003); (faculty sponsor for Candler Women’s Week (1999-2003); “Children, Youth, and Spirituality in a Troubling World (co- sponsored with Center for the Study of Law and Religion, 2006).

Professional & Leadership Activities: International Academy of Practical Theology— Vice-President, 1997- 1999; President, 1999-2001; Member and presenter,1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2007; By-laws Committee;. REA: Association of Professors, Professionals, and Researchers in Religious Education – Co-chair, Religious Education and Public Life Forum, 2004-05; R.E.A. Board member 2005-06; Forum Chair, 2006-07. Curriculum Vitae 4 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion – Teaching Team for Pre-Tenure Workshop, 2005- 2006. Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education – President-Elect, 1995-1997; President, 1997-1998; Search Committee for new Executive-Secretary, 1999-2000; Executive Committee, 1984-1986; member 1978-present. . Association of Practical Theology – President-elect, 1996-1998; President, 1998 – 2002; member 1990-present. Association of Process Philosophy of Education – Board of Trustees, 1996 – present La Societe Internationale de Theologie Pratique—Member; presenter 1995 Religious Education Association – President and Chair of the Board, 1989-1994; Board of Directors, 1983-1994. --Co-chair of 1983 R.E.A. Conference on Education and Social Justice. --President and Chair of Board through transition to new structure, longrange planning, Journal (Religious Education) revisioning, and two major conferences. American Academy of Religion International Seminar in Religious Education and Values—Associate Member 1996-1998; Member 1998-present. Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) – pre-accreditation review of Immaculate Heart College, 1994. Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality, Member 1990-1998, Steering Committee, 1991-1993. Association of Theological Schools, Committee on Scholarship and Research, 1986-1991; Lilly Faculty Grants Program, 1996-2000, Incarnating Globalization Project: Theological & Educational Consultant Team, 1996-1999. Consultant in Theological Education —Wartburg Theological Seminary regarding globalization in theological education, 1997-1999; —Wartburg Theological Seminary, regarding plans for the future of theological education in Wartburg’s context (1999-2005); —Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education, Fordham University, regarding the establishment of a Ph.D. in Religious Education (1999-2000). Oxford Institute in Methodist Studies—Delegate, 1983, 1987, 1992 1997, 2002; Plenary Lecture 2002; presentation of working group papers 1992, 1997; Executive Committee, 1992-2002; Contextual Theology Group Co-Chair, 1996-97. Center for Process Studies, Co-Director, 1990-2000; Board 2000–present. --Sponsoring an average of three conferences and ten seminars each year --Chairing or co-chairing the following conferences (1980- 1999): Whitehead and Education; Process Philosophy and Education; Postmodern Education; Theology of Creation; Eco-Justice and Higher Education; Spirituality and Business; Curriculum Vitae 5 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Women in Process-Works in Progress. Christian Educators of the Twentieth Century Project—Board of Advisors – 2003-present Multicultural Resource and Research Center, Co-Director, 1993-1999. --Establishing the Center—1991-3 --Creating a space, developing a collection and access system for multicultural and culture-specific ministry resources, 1993-1999. --Publishing resources for theological education and religious communities. --Publishing a Center newsletter and a journal in practical theology. Youth Discipleship Project—Collaborated to envision and establish YDP; grant-writing; planning and implementing the $1,500,000 Lilly-sponsored project: (1) Scholars-in-Youth-Ministry Team, (2) Congregation Partners Program, and (3) Youth Discipleship Community,1997 to 1999. Center for Christianity and Sexuality – Board Member, Claremont School of Theology, 1997 – 1998. World Methodist Conference—Delegate, 1981 and 1986. Consultant and U.M.A.S.C.E. Representative, Board of Higher Education and Ministry (Division of Diaconal Ministry, UMC), 1992-1994. Consultant Team on Youth Ministry, Lilly-sponsored study team, 1985-1989. National Council of Churches – Unit on Education and Ministry, 1984-1989. General Council on Ministries, U.M.C., Futures Council, 1984-1988. United Methodist Association of Scholars in Christian Education, Member 1978-present, President 1982-1984. --Chair of 1984 Consultation --Paper presentations in 1988, 1990, and 1992 consultations Delegate to General Conference UMC, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008 and to Jurisdictional Conference, 1984, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008. ---Secretary of Ministry Legislative Committee of General Conference, 1992. ---Secretary of Faith and Order Legislative Committee of General Conference, 2000. ---Chair of Faith and Order Legislative Committee of General Conference, 2008. Commission on the Status and Role of Women, Pacific & Southwest Annual Conference, U.M.C., 1988-1992. Board of Ordained Ministry, California-Pacific Annual Conference, U.M.C., 1996-2004. Board of Diaconal Ministry, California-Pacific (formerly Pacific & Southwest) Annual Conference, U.M.C., 1977-1984, 1992-1996; Chairperson, 1980-1984. --Supporting, guiding and advocating for diaconal ministers --Advocating for diaconal ministries within the denomination Curriculum Vitae 6 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

California-Pacific Annual Conference, U. M.C.—Task Force on Adult Workers with Youth; Task Force on Adult Sexuality; District Director of Education; Education Co-Chair in Called to Follow Jesus campaign; Board of Diaconal Ministry—1977-84 and 1992-96, Chair, 1980-1984; Commission on Status and Role of Women, 1988-92; Board of Ordained Ministry—1996-present. Consultation with United Methodist boards in areas of educational theory, spirituality, ministry, theological education, continuing education and values education. Consultation with local churches in theology, educational ministry and spirituality. New Mexico Annual Conference: Subdistrict Youth Coordinator; Task Force on Future of Youth Ministries; Camping Task Force; Task Force on Leadership Development; Counselor in Conference camps. Casa Blanca Halfway House, Chairperson of the Board of Managers, and members of Advisory Council, 1969-1973. --Setting policies, raising money and stabilizing finances. --Reorganizing, relocating and redesigning the Halfway House. Child Guidance Center, Psychological testing and interviewing. Child Treatment Center, assisting in school for disturbed children.

Editorial Boards: International Journal of Practical Theology—English Co-Editor, 2002- 2010 Kingswood Books (Books on Methodist historical and theological traditions), a division of Abingdon Press (1995 – present) . British Journal of Religious Education (2003 – present) Religious Education (Review Board 1999-2002; 2004-2005) Process Studies (1999 – present) Journal of Religious Education (Australia, 1998 – present) International Journal of Education and Religion (1999-2004) Journal of Religion and Aging (1990s)

Research Grants: Memory in Children, Office of Education, U. S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, 1967-8. Lifestyle and Value Education Project, of Discipleship, U.M.C., 1980-1982. Religious Formation in Persons and Communities, Association of Theological Schools, Young Scholars Grant, 1986. Youth Ministry in Many Cultures, Lilly Endowment, Inc., 1987-1992. Youth Discipleship Project, Lilly Endowment Grant to Claremont School of Theology, 1998-2001. Oral History Project, Phase Two and Phase Three, Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion (to Candler’s Women in Theology and Ministry), 2003-2007. Curriculum Vitae 7 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Religion and Children, Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Religion, Emory University, Senior Fellow for research on youth (“Yearnings and Hopes of Youth”) and ecclesiology (“Church as Body: A Feminist Practical Theology”) in relation to children, youth, and marginalized peoples, 2003-2007. Religion and Children, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University, Supplementary grant for book project on “Children, Youth and Spirituality in a Troubling World,” 2003-06. Faith and Feminism Project – grant from Sister Fund for research and writing to complete a three-year project on “Healers of Our Time,” including multi-dimensional empirical research, a literature review, and review of women in the media.

Special Interests: • Practical theology, with particular emphasis on the potential of religious and educational communities in repairing the world; • concerned with embodied faith, especially: women’s experience, spiritual life, ecclesiology and ministry, justice and reconciliation movements, and Methodist traditions; • Socio-economic justice and socio-ecological renewal; • Education concerned with equipping people for bold discipleship, and for living well in ecumenical, interreligious, intercultural, interdisciplinary, international, and intergenerational relationships.

Special Training: Visiting Scholar—King’s College and London School of Economics and Political Science (University of London), Sept. 1993 – April 1994; United Theological Faculty, University of Melbourne, Australia, May 1994; Trinity Theological College, Auckland, New Zealand, June 1994. Research Scholar, Oxford University, 1978. Certified laboratory leader in U.M.C. for youth, adult sexuality, and intergenerational education.

Church Relationships: Deacon, United Methodist Church, Ordained, 1997. Diaconal Minister, United Methodist Church, Consecrated 1977. Director of Christian Education, U.M.C., certified, 1977.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

BOOKS

Education for Continuity and Change: A Traditioning Model for Christian Religious Education. Nashville: Abingdon, 1983 (Korean language edition, ed. Lee Chung Kuhn. Seoul: Korean Council of Christian Education, 1991).

(with Rosemary Keller & Gerald Moede) Called to Serve: The United Methodist Diaconate. Nashville: Board of Higher Education and Ministry, 1987.

Teaching from the Heart: Theology and Educational Method. Minneapolis: Fortress, 1991 (Korean language edition, transl., Tai Hyun Chang. Seoul, 1998).

Teaching from the Heart: Theology and Educational Method. Valley Forge, PA: Trinity, 1998. (re-publication with new preface)

Ministering with the Earth. St. Louis: Chalice, 1998.

Covenant and Call. Nashville: Discipleship Resources, UMC, 2000.

Teaching as a Sacramental Act. Cleveland: Pilgrim, 2004.

Chris Hermans and Mary Elizabeth Moore, eds. Hermeneutics and Empirical Research in Practical Theology: The Contribution of Empirical Theology by Johannes A. Van der Ven. Leuven: Brill, 2005. Chapters: “Introduction” (with Chris Hermans) and “Purposes of Practical Theology: A Comparative Analysis between United States Practical Theologians and Johannes Van Der Ven.”

Mary Elizabeth Moore and Almeda Wright, eds., Children, Youth, and Spirituality in a Troubling World (St. Louis: Chalice, 2008).

BOOKS IN PRESS OR FINAL REVISION PROCESS

A Living Tradition: Critical Recovery and Reconstruction of Wesleyan Traditions (Nashville: Kingswood Books, Abingdon) – in final revision process.

Yearning and Hope: Youth Looking toward the Future—Interviews , focus groups, and literature review half complete.

Oral History Collection – The Oral History Project of Women in Theology and Ministry, Candler School of Theology, is producing a set of oral history interviews and related material for thirty-four women, including multiple interviews with each person. When completed, these will be placed in the Pitts Theology Library Archives, Emory University.

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RESOURCE BOOKS

(with Elliot N. Dorff, Robert Ellwood, and Fathi Osman) Teaching about World Religions: A Teacher's Supplement, eds. Alfred Wolf and Robert Ellwood. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1991.

(with Jeff Brockman and Yolanda Smith, eds.) Resources for Sacred Teaching. Claremont, CA: Moore Multicultural Resource and Research Center, 1995.

(with Janet Parachin, eds.) Resources for Sacred Teaching II. Claremont, CA: Moore Multicultural Resource and Research Center, 1997.

In the Beginning and in the Middle. Claremont, CA: Moore Multicultural Resource and Research Center, 1997. (a photographic story of creation)

(with Candler students), Gatherings: Resources for Ministry with Women. Atlanta, GA: Women in Theology and Ministry, Candler School of Theology, 2002.

EDITED JOURNALS

International Journal of Practical Theology, Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 7:2 (2003).

International Journal of Practical Theology, Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 8:2 (2004).

International Journal of Practical Theology, Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 9:2 (2005).

International Journal of Practical Theology, Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 10:2 (2006).

International Journal of Practical Theology, Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 11:2 (2007).

International Journal of Practical Theology, Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 12:2 (2008).

International Journal of Practical Theology, Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 13:2 (2009).

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

"The Transforming Church: Education for a Life Style of Discipleship," co-authored with Allen Moore in A Living Witness to Oikodome: Essavs in Honor of Ronald E. Osborn. Claremont, Ca: Disciples Seminary Foundation, 1982, 50-69.

"Questioning Assumptions: God, Goodness, and Human Nature," in Donald Joy, ed., Moral Development Foundations. Nashville: Abingdon, 1983.

"Wesleyan Spirituality: Meeting Contemporary Movements," in Theodore Runyan, ed., Today. Nashville: Kingswood Books, Abingdon, 1985, 291-298. Curriculum Vitae 10 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

"Commentary on Gospel Agenda in Global Context," in Alice F. Evans, Robert A. Evans & William B. Kennedy, eds., Pedagogies for the Non-Poor. Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis, 1987, 209-212.

"Meeting in the Silence: Meditation at the Center of Congregational Life," in Ellis Nelson, ed., Congregations: Their Power to Form and Transform. Atlanta: John Knox, 1988.

"Women and Men in the Social Order," in Allen J. Moore, ed., Religious Education as Social Transformation. Birmingham, Al: Religious Education Press, 1989.

"Feminist Theology and Education," in Jack L. Seymour and Donald E. Miller, eds., Theological Approaches to Christian Education. Nashville: Abingdon, 1990.

"Our Teaching Task: Doing Theology," in Elizabeth Box Price and Charles R. Foster, eds. By What Authority: A Conversation on Teaching Among United Methodists. Nashville: Abingdon, 1991, 93-124.

"The Style and Substance of United Methodist Theology in Transition," in Thomas A. Langford, ed., Doctrine and Theology in the United Methodist Church. Nashville: Kingswood Books, Abingdon, 1991.

"Education in Congregational Context," in David S. Schuller, ed., Rethinking Christian Education: Explorations in Theory and Practice. St. Louis: Chalice, 1993, 31-46.

(with Allen J. Moore) "Denominational Identity and the Church School—Teasing Out a Relationship," in Jackson W. Carroll and Wade Clark Roof, eds., Beyond Establishment: Protestant Identity in a Post-Protestant Age. Louisville: Westminster/John Knox, 1993, 54-73.

"One Spirit-Many Stories: Contemporary Laywomen Share Their Vocational Visions," in Rosemary Skinner Keller, ed., Spirituality and Social Responsibility. Nashville: Abingdon, 1993.

"Feminist Practical Theology and the Future of the Church," in Harmut Heidenreich and Reinhard Schmidt-Rost, eds., Pastoral-Theologische Informationen: The Struggles over the Future of the Church. Mainz: Pastoraltheologische Informationen, 1995, 163-84.

"The Unity of the Sacred and the Public: Possibilities from Feminist Theology," in Jeff Astley, Leslie J. Francis and Colin Crowder, eds., Theological Perspectives on Christian Formation: A Reader on Theology and Christian Education. Grand Rapids: W.B. Eerdmans, 1996, 201-215.

(with Yolanda Y. Smith) "Olivia Pearl Stokes: A Living Testimony of Faith," in Barbara Anne Keely, ed., Faith of Our Foremothers: Women Changing Religious Education. Louisville: Westminster/John Knox, 1997, 100-120.

"Trinity and Covenantal Ministry: Theology of Ministry Reconsidered," in Randy L. Maddox, Curriculum Vitae 11 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

ed., Rethinking Wesley 's Theology for Contemporary . Nashville: Kingswood Books, Abingdon. 1998, 143-160.

"Walking with Youth: Youth Ministry in Many Cultures," in At-Risk Youth, At-Risk Church: What Jesus Christ and American Teenagers Are Saying to the Mainline Church. Princeton: Institute for Youth Ministry, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1998, 47-61.

"Volcanic Eruptions: Eruptive Youth Ministry," At-Risk Youth, At-Risk Church: . . ., 63-72.

"Promises and Practices for Tomorrow: Transforming Youth Leaders and Transforming Culture," At-Risk Youth, At-Risk Church: . . ., 73-84.

“Communautes Urbaines et Traditions Culturelles: La Dynamique de la Culture Religieuse,” in Jean-Guy Nadeau et Marc Pelchat, eds., Dieu en Ville: Evangile et Eglises dans L’Espace Urbain. Outremont, Quebec: Novalis, 1998. 299-325.

“Teaching for Justice and Reconciliation in a Conflicted World,” in Paul Ballard and Pam Couture, eds., Globalisation and Difference: Practical Theology in a World Context. Cardiff: Cardiff Academic Press, 1999. 177-184.

“Feminist Practical Theology and the Future of the Church,” in Friedrich Schweitzer and Johannes A. van der Ven, eds., Erfahrung und Theologie—Schriften zur Praktischen Theologie (Practical Theology—International Perspectives). Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 1999. 189-209.

“Sacramental Teaching: Mediating the Holy,” in James Michael Lee, ed., Forging a Better Religious Education for the Third Millenium. Birmingham, Al: Religious Education Press, 2000. 41-68.

“Richness in Religious Education: Ethnic, Religious and Biodiversity,” in Leslie J. Francis, Jeff Astley, and Mandy Robbins, eds., The Fourth R for the Third Millenium: Education in Religion and Values for the Global Future. Dublin: Lindisfarne Books, 2001. 115-135.

“Teaching Justice and Reconciliation in a Wounding World,” in Andrew Sung Park and Susan L. Nelson, eds., The Other Side of Sin: Woundedness from the Perspective of the Sinned- Against (: State University of New York, 2001), 143-164.

“Compassion and Hope: Theology Born of Action,” in Bryan P. Stone and Thomas Jay Oord, eds., Thy Nature and Thy Name is Love: Wesleyan and Process Theologies in Dialogue (Nashville, TN: Abingdon, Kingswood Books, 2001), 315-339.

“Knowing God and Living Fully,” in John S. Park and Gayle D. Beebe, eds., Religion and its Relevance in Post-Modernism (Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen, 2001), 101-117.

“Wounds of Hurt, Words of Faith,” in Jon L. Berquist, ed., Strike Terror No More: Theology, Ethics and the New War (St. Louis: Chalice, 2002), 316-325.

“Curriculum: A Journey through Complexity, Community, Conversation, Culmination,” in Curriculum Vitae 12 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

William E. Doll, Jr., and Noel Gough, eds., Curriculum Visions (New York: Peter Lang, 2002), 219-227.

“Resurrection Faith: Titus 2:11-14,” in Helmut Nausner, ed., The Quality of the Resurrection Faith: Documents of the Fourth International Consultation of the United Methodist Church (Vienna: Evangelisch-methodistische Kirche, 2003), 163-173.

“Following a Tradition: Seeking a Vision,” and “Congregations Struggling with Hope: Embodied Knowing,” in Janet F. Fishburn, ed., People of a Compassionate God. (Nashville: Abingdon, 2003), 39-61, 131-157.

“Beyond Poverty and Violence: An Eschatological Vision,” in Pamela D. Couture and Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore, eds., Poverty, Suffering and HIV-AIDS: International Practical Theological Perspectives (Cardiff: Cardiff Academic Press, 2003).

“New Creation: Repentance, Reparation, and Reconciliation,” in Douglas Meeks, ed., Wesleyan Perspectives on the New Creation (Nashville: Kingswood Books, Abingdon, 2004).

“Walking with Children toward Hope: The Long Road to Justice and Reconciliation,” in Hanan Alexander, ed., Spirituality and Ethics in Education: Philosophical, Theological, and Radical Perspectives (Sussex: Sussex Academic Press, 2004), 83-97.

“Rythmes de Programme: Reperes pour un Parcours Educatif,” trans. Jean-Marie Breuvart, in Les Rythmes Educatifs dans la Philosophie de Whitehead, ed., Jean-Marie Breuvart (Frankfurt: Ontos Verlag, 2005), 189-222.

“Nourishing Relationships that Nourish Life,” in A Different Three Rs for Education: Reason, Relationality, Rhythm, eds., George Allan and Malcolm D. Evans (New York: Rodopi, 2006), 103-120.

“Dynamics of Religious Culture: Ethogenic Method,” in International Handbook of the Religious, Moral and Spiritual Dimensions in Education, Vol 1, eds., M. de Souza, K. Engebretson, G. Durka, R. Jackson and A. McGrady (Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer, 2006), 415-431.

“Imagine Peace: Knowing the Real, Imagining the Impossible,” in Handbook of Process Theology, eds., Jay McDaniel and Donna Bowman (St. Louis: Chalice, 2006), 201-216.

“The Ethics of Institutions: Compassion, Critique, Creativity, and Form-Giving,” in Whiteheadian Ethics, edited by Theodore Walker, Jr., and Toth Mihaly (Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Press, 2008), 83-100.

“Education as Creative Power,” in Handbook of Whiteheadian Process Thought, eds., Michel Weber and Will Desmond (Frankfurt: Lancaster, Ontos Verlag, Process Thought X1 & X2, 2008), 199-214.

“Theology of Life’s End through Portraiture [Trauern und Sterben],” in Der Verborgene Sinn: Religiöse Dimensionen des Alltags, eds., Dietrich Korsch und Lars Charbonnier Curriculum Vitae 13 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

(Göttingen: Vandenhoeck&Ruprecht, 2008).

“Non-theological Discourse in Theological Practices of Peacebuilding,” in Secularization Theories, Religious Identity and Practical Theology: Proceedings of the International Academy of Practical Theology Conference Berlin 2007, eds., Wilhelm Gräb and Lars Charbonnier (Berlin: LIT Verlag, 2008).

“Twenty-five Years of Contextualizing: A Retrospective for the Future,” in Contextualizing Theological Education, ed., Ted Brelsford (Cleveland: Pilgrim, 2008).

“Passion for Life: Power for Building Justice and Peace, in: Redeeming the Present: Essays in Honour of Grace Jantzen, edited by Elaine Graham (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Pub. 2009), 181-196.

“Education for Peace: Exploring the Margins of Human Rights and Religion,” in: K. Engebretson, M. de Souza, G. Durka, & L. Gearon, eds., International Handbook of Inter-Religious Education (The Netherlands: Springer Academic Publishers, 2010), 1087- 1104.

ACADEMIC ARTICLES

(with James L. Fozard) "Age Differences in Judgments of Recency for Short Sequences of Pictures," Development Psychology, vol. 3, no. 2 (1970), 208-217.

"The Minister and the People of God," Quarterly Review, vol. 3, no. 3 (Fall 1983), 33-49.

"Making Connections," Religious Education, vol. 78, no. 4 (Fall 1983), 510-515. (symposium essay)

"Inclusive Language and Power: A Response to Letty Russell," Religious Education, vol. 80, no. 4 (Fall 1985), 603-614.

“Response to: ‘The Spirituality of the Religious Educator,’" Religious Education, vol. 83, no. 1 (Winter 1988), 35-37.

"Telling Stories and Crossing Boundaries," in Charles A. Howe, ed., Unitarian Universalism, 1988. Boston: Unitarian Universality Ministers Association, 1989, 25-41.

"The Unity of the Sacred and the Public: Possibilities from Feminist Theology," Religious Education, vol. 84, no. 3 (Summer 1989), 384-401.

"The Style and Substance of United Methodist Theology in Transition," Quarterly Review, vol. 9, no. 3 (Fall 1989), 44-63.

"A Wrestling Church: Cultural Pluralism in the Wesleyan Tradition," Quarterly Review, vol. 12, no. 2 (Summer 1992), 75-94.

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"Musings of a Psychologist-Theologian: Reflections on the Method of Charles Hartshorne," Process Studies, vol. 21, no. 2 (Summer 1992), 113-117.

"To Search and to Witness: Theological Agenda of Georgia Harkness," Quarterly Review, vol. 13, no. 3 (Fall 1993).

"Teaching Christian Particularity in a Pluralistic World," British Journal of Religious Education, vol. 17, no. 2 (Spring 1995), 70-83.

"Codependence Theory: Heuristic or Reductionistic?," Journal of Ministry in Addiction and Recovery, vol. 2, no. 1 (1995), 59-77.

"The Myth of Objectivity in Public Education: Toward the Intersubjective Teaching of Religion," Religious Education, vol. 90, no. 2 (Spring 1995), 207-225.

"Conversation at the Center for Process Studies, Process Perspectives, vol. 19, no. 2 (Fall 1995), 1-5.

"La Theologie Pratique aux Etats-Unis: Une Diversite Options," Cahiers de l’Institut Romand de Pastorale, no. 24 (Mars 1996), 3-17.

"Theological Education by Conversation: Particularity and Pluralism," Theological Education. vol. 33, no. 1(Autumn 1996), 31-47.

"Poverty, Human Depravity, and Prevenient Grace," Quarterly Review, Winter 1996-97, 343- 360.

"Wisdom, Sophia, and the Fear of Knowing," Religious Education, vol. 92, no. 2, (Spring 1997), 227-43.

"Synergistic Education: Contexts and Norms in Higher Education," Process Papers, vol. II (1997).

“Poetry, Prophecy, and Power,” Religious Education, vol. 93, no. 3 (Summer 1998), 268-287. (Presidential Address)

“Dynamics of Religious Culture: Theological Wisdom and Ethical Guidance from Diverse Urban Communities,” International Journal of Practical Theology, vol. 2 (1998), 240- 262.

“Teaching Religion Synergistically: Creativity and Structure in Dynamic Tension,” Panorama: International Journal of Comparative Religious Education and Values, vol. 10, no. 2 (Winter 1998), 135-150.

“Critiquing Codependence Theory and Reimaging Psychotherapy: A Process-Relational Exploration,” Process Studies, 29:1 (Spring-Summer 2000), 103-123.

“Ethnic Diversity and Biodiversity: Richness at the Center of Education,” Interchange, 31:2 & 3 Curriculum Vitae 15 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

(2000), 259-278.

“God’s Spirit and the Renewal of Creation: Living in Committed, Ambiguous Hope,” Quarterly Review, 21:2 (Summer 2001), 169-181.

“Beyond Poverty and Violence: An Eschatological Vision,” International Journal of Practical Theology, vol. 7, no. 1 (Summer 2003), 39-59.

“Commissioning the People of God: Called to Be a Community in Mission,” Quarterly Review, vol. 23, no. 4(Winter 2003), 399-411.

Mary Elizabeth Moore, Boyung Lee, Katherine Turpin, Ralph Casas, Lynn Bridgers, and Veronice Miles, “Realities, Visions and Promises of a Multicultural Future,” Religious Education, 99:3 (Summer 2004), 287-315.

“Imagine Peace: Knowing the Real, Imagining the Impossible,” Process Papers, 8 (March 2004), 5-25.

“The Relational Power of Education: The Immeasurability of Knowledge, Value, and Meaning,” Interchange, 36.1-2 (Jan. 2005), 23-48

“Imagination at the Center: Identity on the Margins,” Process Studies, 34.2 (Fall-Winter 2005), 192-210. with Claire Bischoff, “Cultivating a Spirit for Justice and Peace: Teaching through Oral History,” Religious Education, 102:2 (Spring 2007), 151-171.

“Stories of Vocation: Education for Vocational Discernment,” Religious Education, 103.2 (March/April 2008), 218-239.

(with Sister Fund, Institute for Women’s Policy Research, and Candler School of Theology’s Women in Theology and Ministry research team) “Healers of Our Time,” New York: Sister Fund, in press. [monograph-length research report]

“Difference: Pathway to Wholeness,” in Process Papers, 12 (2008).

“The United Methodist Church at 40: What Can We Hope For?,” Methodist Review, 1 (2009), 69-91.

ARTICLES FOR CHURCH AND POPULAR AUDIENCES

"Telling and Being the Story," Impact, Disciples Seminary Foundation, no. 5 (1980).

"Living in God's House," Impact, Disciples Seminary Foundation, no. 14 (1985), 1-7.

Contributions to: J. Cy Rowell, The Church's Educational Space: Creating Environments for Teaching and Learning. St. Louis: Christian Board Curriculum Vitae 16 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

of Publication, 1989, 5, 16-19.

"The Time Is Now: And It is Not over Yet," Circuit Rider, November 1991.

"Teaching toward Future," in Creative Transformation, vol. 1, no. 2 (Fall 1991).

"Re-Membering the Spirit: Pentecost in Multi-Cultural Community," in Creative Transformation, vol. 1, no. 4 (Summer 1992).

"Multicultural Connections: Pain and Promise," in Creative Transformation, vol. 2, no. 2 (Winter 1993).

"Poppies and the Politics of Violence," Creative Transformation, Fall 1994.

"Report from : Theological Seminary," Circuit West, October 1994.

"Images of Hospitality: Images Gathered on a Journey," Creative Transformation, Spring 1995.

"Many Faces of Youth Ministry," Circuit Rider, March 1995, 6-7.

"Institutional Leadership and Social Transformation," Creative Transformation, vol. 5, no. 2 (Winter 1996), 4-5, 20-23.

"The Future of Christian Education: Challenges for Christian Educators Fellowship," Christians in Education, vol. 4, no. 1 (Winter 1997-98), 1-14.

“Korean Blessings,” Claremont Hanmadang: KAAC BiMonthly Newsletter, September 1999, 1.

“An Interview with Mary Elizabeth Moore,” Process Perspectives, vol. 22, no. 2 (Fall 1999), 3- 8. (a short article written in response to interview questions)

“Orthodoxy is Heresy?!,” Occasional Paper of the California-Pacific Methodist Federation for Social Action, Summer 2000.

“Signs of Hospitality: Genesis 18:1-6,” Creative Transformation, 10:1 (Fall 2000), 7-9.

“Spiritual Leadership in a Beautiful, Broken World,” Christians in Education, vol. 7, no. 2 (Spring 2001), 1-4.

“Sacramental Teaching—Sacramental Spirituality,” Creative Transformation, 10:3 (Summer 2001), 9-10.

“Beyond Poverty and Violence: An Eschatological Vision,” APT Occasional Papers, no. 5 (Fall 2001), 1-12.

“Teaching with and for the Earth,” Creative Transformation, vol. 11, no. 2 (Spring 2002), 16-17.

“Stories, Images and Sound,” Creative Transformation, vol. 11, no. 3 (Summer 2002), 12-13. Curriculum Vitae 17 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

“Education for Immortality?” Creative Transformation, vol. 11, no. 4 (Fall 2002), 14-15.

“Discovering Builder-God and Wisdom-Woman,” Creative Transformation, vol. 12, no. 1 (Winter 2003), 14-15.

“God-Nudges and the Art of Meaning-Making,” Creative Transformation, vol. 12, no. 3 (Summer, 2003), 14-15.

“Loving and Hating Religion,” Creative Transformation, vol. 12, no. 4 (Fall 2003), 18-19.

“Incarnational Teaching in a Multi-Faith World,” Creative Transformation, 13:1 (Winter 2004), 18-19.

“Conversing: God, Evil, and the Body of Christ,” Creative Transformation, 13:2 (Spring 2004), 16-19.

“Conversing: God, Evil, and the Body of Christ,” Creative Transformation, 13:2 (Spring 2004), 16-19.

“Dancing Bones and Living Waters: Seeking Creative Visions,” Creative Transformation, 14:1 (Winter 2005), 16-17, 30.

“New Creation: Ancient Wisdom,” Creative Transformation, 14:3 (Summer 2005), 14-15.

“Prayer and Doctrine in Times of Tragedy,” Creative Transformation, 14:4 (Fall 2005), 16-17.

“Let’s Talk Straight about Power and Spirituality in the Public Sphere,” Tikkun, vol. 20, no. 6 (Nov./Dec. 2005), 41-43.

“Water as Sacred: Jewish and Christian Traditions,” The Academic Exchange, Emory University, vol. 8, no. 5 (Apr-May 2006), 8-9.

“Hello, My Name Is …,” Creative Transformation, 15:2 (Spring 2006), 20-21, 29.

“Worship-Filled Education, Education-Filled Worship,” Creative Transformation, 15:3 (Summer 2006), 14-15.

“Seen ‘An Inconvenient Truth’? Now What?,” Creative Transformation, 16:1 (Winter 2007), 16- 17.

“Spirituality and Sacramentality,” Creative Transformation, 16:2 (Spring 2007), 18-19.

“Forming the Habit of Loving Life,” Creative Transformation, 16:3 (Summer 2007), 14-15, 9.

“A Church of Odds and Ends,” Creative Transformation, 16:4 (Fall 2007), 20-21.

“Forming Faith: Riding the Waves,” in Creative Transformation (in press). Curriculum Vitae 18 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

DICTIONARY ARTICLES

"Thomas Mann", in Iris & Kendig Cully, eds., Dictionary of Religious Education. San Francisco: Harper & Row, 1990.

"Rabanus Maurus", in Dictionary of Religious Education.

"Methodology", in Dictionary of Religious Education.

"Elizabeth Bailey Seton", in Dictionary of Religious Education.

“Diskriminierung, Discrimination,” in Redaktion der Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart vierte Auflage, Vol. 2. Tubingen, Germany: J.C.B. Mohr, 2000. 3750.

POETRY AND VISUAL MEDIA

"Clouds," "Words," "A River's Journey," "God Rumbled," "Leaving," "Desert Mountains," Creative Transformation, vol. 6, no. 1 (Fall 1996), 12-13.

"Creation" Video--photographic slides and reading, presented first in Christian Educators' Fellowship, San Antonio, Texas, October 1996.

"Birds in Spring: In Honor of Charles Hartshorne-Lover of Birds," Creative Transformation, vol. 6, no. 2 (Winter 1997), 16. (poem)

Videotapes produced by four “Education and Story” classes, most recently, "Shards of Wholeness: A Pilgrim Journey," April 1998.

(with Jerry Larsen) “Creation” and “Baptism”—videos, presented first in Quadrennial Consultation of Deacons and Diaconal Ministers, October 1998.

(with Mark Gresham, Composer) “Blessings”—anthem (Decatur, Ga.: Lux Nova Press, 2001), 4- 8.

Prayers—in Barbara Day Miller, ed., Prayers: Voices of the Candler Community (Atlanta, Ga.: Emory University, 2001), 67, 83.

“Daybreak,” in Kathy Black and Heather Murray Elkins, eds., Wising Up: Ritual Resources for Women of Faith in their Journey of Aging (Cleveland: Pilgrim, 2005), 165. (hymn)

PUBLISHED CURRICULUM AND TEACHING RESOURCES

"Bringing Together the Broken Pieces," Fellowship Times, Winter 1978-79, 41-47.

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"Faith is a Verb," Fellowship Times, Winter 1978-79, 53-56.

"Is There a Devil?” Fellowship Times, Spring 1979, 24-32.

"What Makes Us Different?” The Church School, December 1979, 6-8.

"Strategies for Change: Visions and Actions," The Church School, May 1980.

"Free to Belong - Free to Follow," Explore (Teacher's and Students' books), U.M.C. Graded Press, Summer 1981, 27-63.

"Is Our Task to Form or Transform Christians?” Church School Today, Winter 1983-84, 32-35.

"Celebrating the Waiting," Church School Today, Fall 1985, pp. 46-9.

"Celebrating Lent and Easter," Church School Today, Winter 1985-86.

"God in Our Midst," St. Louis: Christian Board of Publication, 1991. (theme article for National Council Churches Outdoor Ministries Curriculum)

"Pentecost: A Grand Intercultural Communication Event," in Culture Crossings, vol. 3, no. 2 (Summer 1992).

"Listening to Silent Voices," Professional Approaches for Christian Educators, vol. 22 (December 1992), 6-9.

"Ministering with Forgotten Partners," Professional Approaches for Christian Educators, vol. 22 (April 1993), 15-17.

"Blessed by Babel," Newsletter of Multicultural Resource and Research Center, vol. 1, no.1 (Fall 1997).

"Wrestling with Blessings," Newsletter of Multicultural Resource and Research Center, vol. 1, no. 3 (Summer 1998), 7.

“Everyday Learning: Teaching from the Heart,” Horizons, Sept./Oct. 1998, 4-6.

“Stewards of the Good News of Creation I” and “Stewards of the Good News of Creation II,” in : Living as Disciples in Everyday Life, eds., Judy Smith, Bruce Birch, and Charles Foster. Nashville: Abingdon, 2000.

BOOK REVIEWS (Selected)

In Religious Education: (1) James J. DiGiacomo & Thomas A. Shannon's An Introduction to Bioethics, and Edward Stevens' Business Ethics. (2) Lawrence Kohlberg's The Philosophy of Moral Development, Volume One. Curriculum Vitae 20 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

(3) Norma J. Everists's Education Ministry in the Congregation.

In Buddhist-Christian Studies: (1) Shanta Ratnayaka's Two Ways to Perfection: Buddhist and Christian.

In Encounter: (1) Beatrice S. Neall's, The Concept of Character in the Apocalypse with Implications for Character Education. (2) Sharon Parks' The Critical Years.

In The Modern Schoolman: (1) Brian Hendley's Dewev, Russell. Whitehead: Philosophers as Educators.

In APTitudes (Association of Practical Theology Newsletter): (1) Pamela Couture's Blessed Are the Poor?

PRESENTATIONS IN ACADEMIC ASSEMBLIES AND SEMINARS (Selected)

"Feminist Practical Theology: Rethinking the Future of the Church"--Paper presented to the International Academy of Practical Theology, Princeton Theological Seminary, 21 August 1993.

"Education, Gender and Culture"--Paper presented at Union Theological Seminary, December 1993.

"Religious Communities as Sources of Wisdom: Ethogenic Method and Practical Theology in Two Religious Communities?"--Seminar in Ethics and Practical Theology, New College, University of Edinburgh, 20 January 1994.

"Social Dynamics of Religious Culture: The Wisdom of Two Protestant Congregations"-- Seminar in Sociology of Religion, London School of Economics, 26 January 1994.

"Teaching Christian Particularity in a Pluralistic World"--Research Seminar in Religious Education, Department of Education, University of Birmingham, 24 March 1994.

"Curriculums: Quels Sont Nos Points de Repere?"--Paper presented to International Symposium: The Rhythms of Education in Whitehead's Philosophy, Centre de Recherche et D'Etudes en Sciences de L'Education, Universite Catholique de Lille, Lille, France, 27 April 1994.

"Teaching from the Heart" and "Movements in the United Methodist Church"--Seminars at St. John's, Te Rau, Trinity Theological Colleges, Auckland, New Zealand, June 1994.

"New Directions in Religious Education"--Paper presented at Hendrix College, October 1994.

"Can Thinking People Be Religious?"—Seminar, Hendrix College, October 1994.

"The Myth of Objectivity in Public Education: Toward the Intersubjective Teaching of Religion" Curriculum Vitae 21 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

--Presentation to Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education, November 1994.

"Teaching Reconciliation in a Raging World"—Presentation to Annual Meeting, Center for Process and Faith, February 1995.

"Religions Meeting Religiously"—Seminar, Center for Process Studies, 2 March 1995.

"Ecological Violence and Renewal"—Convocation Workshop, Claremont School of Theology, 7 March 1995.

"Creativity, Structure and Throbbing Occasions: A Process View of Education," Dialogue Paper, Association of Process Philosophers of Education, 30 March 1995.

"Dynamics of Religious Culture"—Faculty Research Paper, Claremont School of Theology, 21 April 1995.

"Institutional Leadership and Social Transformation"--Spirit in the Workplace Roundtable, Center for Process Studies, 28 April 1995.

"Aims of Practical Theology in the United States"--Practical Theology Seminar, University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, June 1995.

"Synergistic Education: Converging Contexts and Emerging Norms"--Intemationa1 Academy of Practical Theology, Bern, Switzerland, June 1995.

"La Culture Religieuse des Communautes Urbaines"--La Societe Internationale de Theologie Pratique, Montreal, Canada, August 1995.

"Wisdom, Sophia and the Fear of Knowing"--Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education, November 1995; another version presented to Philosophy of Religion and Theology Seminar at Claremont Graduate School.

"A Woman's Eye View of Higher Education"--Presentation and seminar with Women's Studies Faculty of the Claremont Colleges, including two chapters of an emerging manuscript on higher education: "Synergistic Education" and "Rhythmic Curriculum," February 1996.

Panelist, "Is Practical Theology a Theological Discipline?," American Academy of Religion, November 23, 1996.

"Theoretical Insights and Contributions from Congregational Studies to Religious Education-- Forum Presentation, Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education, 25 November 1996.

"Teaching Justice and Reconciliation in a Conflicted World"--Plenary presentation, International Academy of Practical Theology, Seoul, Korea, 23 April 1997; repeated with Society of Christian Education Scholars in Korea, 26 April 1997.

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"Sacramental Teaching: Teaching as a Sacramental Act"—Seminar, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, 28 April 1997.

"Feminist Practical Theology and the Future of the Church"—Lecture, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, April 30, 1997.

"Trinity and Covenantal Ministry: A Fresh Look at the United Methodist Church --"Presentation in Oxford Institute in Methodist Theological Studies, Oxford, England, 20 August 1997.

"Multicultural Connections: Pain and Promise"--Paper presented in conference on Ethnic Diversity and the Common Good, 10-11 October 1997.

"Poetry - Prophecy - Power"--Presidential Address to Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education, 24 November 24 1997.

"Education for Respect and Richness: A Whiteheadian Vision"--Plenary lecture for International Symposium on Education, Ecology, and Science, co-sponsors, University of Saskatchewan and University of Exeter, Exeter, England, June 1998.

"Darkness, Diversity, Depth: A Journey of Soul"--Plenary Lecture, International conference on Process Thought and the Common Good, sponsored by the Center for Process Studies, Claremont, CA, August 1998.

"Richness in Religious Education: Ethnic, Religious, and Bio-Diversity"--Plenary lecture for the International Seminar in Religious Education and Values, Carmarthen, Wales, August 1998.

“Blessed by Babel”—Lecture, workshop, and class session, St. Paul School of Theology, Kansas City, 23 September 1998.

“Blessed by Babel: A Journey of Community” and “Darkness, Diversity, Depth: A Journey of Soul”—Susan Draper White Lectures in Women’s Studies, United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities, 2-3 March 1999.

“Compassion and Hope: Theology Born of Action”—Paper presented in Wesley Studies Section, American Academy of Religion, 21 November 1999.

“Weaving a World,” Conference Paper for “Living Together in a Multicultural World,” Center for Process Studies, 14-15 April 2000.

“Remembering the Dismembered,” International Society of Religious Education and Values, Bar-Ilan University, Israel, July 2000.

“Systematic Theology and Exegesis: Multifarious Conversations with God and Creation,” Paper presented at “Beyond Disciplinary Boundaries,” Conference held at University of Heidelberg, Germany, October 12-15, 2000.

“Teaching Justice and Reconciliation in a Raging World,” One-day seminar, Pfeiffer College, Curriculum Vitae 23 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Charlotte, N.C., October 26, 2000.

“Teaching Reconciliation in a Raging World,” Lecture and seminar, Florida Southern College, November 10, 2000.

“Environmental Reconciliation: Religious Perspectives,” Panel of the Reconciliation Symposium, Emory University, January 26, 2001.

“Beyond Poverty and Violence,” Seminar paper presented at “Poverty and Suffering: Challenge to Practical Theology and Ecclesiology,” International Academy of Practical Theology, April 10, 2001.

“Summary Session: Communing, Crying, Confessing, Celebrating, Converting, Constructing,” Plenary address presented at “Poverty and Suffering: Challenge to Practical Theology and Ecclesiology,” International Academy of Practical Theology, 11 April 2001.

“Scholarship for Repair of the World”— Plenary addressed presented at Consultation on Doctoral Education for Theological Teaching and Scholarship, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, 11-13 November 2001.

“New Creation: Repentance, Reparation, and Reconciliation,” Plenary Address, Oxford Institute in Methodist Theological Studies, August 2002.

“Prophetic Grace: A Wesleyan Heritage of Repairing the World,” Celebrating and Revisioning Wesleyan Traditions, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, 6 January 2003.

“Strike the Rock: Nourishing Life in a Troubled World” and “Daughter, Go into Peace: Repairing Broken Communities—Repairing the World,” Scott Lectures, Phillips Theological Seminary, 14-16 January 2003.

“Prophetic Grace: A Wesleyan Heritage of Repairing the World,” International Academy of Practical Theology, Manchester, England, 15 April 2003.

“Nourishing Life Wherever It Is Found,” Lecture to honor retirement of Dwight and Linda Vogel, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois, 13 May 2003.

“The Relational Power of Education: The Immeasurability of Knowledge, Value, and Meaning,” Conference paper for Knowledge, Value, Meaning . . . Process, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 30 May 2003.

“Yearnings and Hopes: Eschatological Visions of Youth,” Fellows Seminar, Children in Religion, Law and Society, Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Religion, Emory University, October 2003.

“Imagine Peace: Knowing the Real—Imagining the Impossible,” Association of Process Philosophy of Education, 11 July 2003—keynote address. (also presented at Center for Process Studies Seminar, 5 November 2003) Curriculum Vitae 24 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

“The Relational Power of Education,” Chinese-North American Symposium on Higher Education, 2-4 November 2003.

“Searching for the Holy Grail: Yearnings and Hopes of Youth,” Fellows Seminar, Children in Religion, Law and Society, Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Religion, Emory University, 17-19 September 2004 (design and sample chapters for a book in progress).

“Response: Owen Flanagan's Challenge to Theological Ethics Commentator,” CISR Roundtable on Don Browning’s Moral Psychology and Christian Ethics, 19-20 September 2004.

“Inclusive Language and Educational Challenges,” Gender Task Force, REA/Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education, Denver, CO, 6 November 2004.

“Birth and New Birth: Toward a Feminist Reconstruction of Wesleyan Ecclesiology and Ministry,” Wesleyan Studies Section, AAR, 20 November 2004.

“Sustainability in Jewish and Christian Theologies—Resources and Problems,” Quality of Life Conference, sponsored by Sizemore Group, Emory University, 17 March 2005.

“Water as Sacred: Jewish and Christian Traditions,” Water in Our Lives Symposium, Emory University, 1 April 2005.

“Ministering with the Earth: Repairing Broken Communities, Repairing the World,” Berea College, 21 April 2005.

“Seeking the Sacred: Seeking Harmony,” Berea College, 21 April 2005.

“Let’s Talk Straight about Power and Spirituality in the Public Sphere,” Plenary Presentation, Spiritual Activism Conference, Sponsored by Tikkun Think Tank, July 2005.

“Discovering the Unplanned and Unexpected: Narrating Women’s Vocations Retrospectively,” Paper delivered at Gulf Coast Historical Association, Pensacola, Florida, October 2005.

(with Claire Bischoff) “Cultivating a Spirit for Justice and Peace: Teaching through Oral History,” Paper delivered at Religious Education Association: Association of Professors, Practitioners, and Researchers in Religious Education, 5 November 2005.

“Yearnings and Hopes: Eschatological Visions of Youth,” Conference on Children, Youth, and Spirituality in a Troubling World, sponsored by Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Project in Children in Religion, Law, and Society, Atlanta, GA, 18-19 May 2006.

“The Ethics of Institutions: Compassion, Critique, Creativity, and Form-Giving,” Sixth International Whitehead Conference, Salzburg, Austria, 3-6 July 2006.

“Education for Vocational Discernment: Drawing Wisdom from Retrospective Narrative Accounts,” Religious Education Association, Atlanta, GA, 3-5 November 2006. Curriculum Vitae 25 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

(with Claire Bischoff) “Intersections, Parallels, and Integrations: Oral History Pedagogy and Research,” American Academy of Religion, Washington, D.C., 20 November 2006.

“Response to Eban Goodstein: Seen ‘An Inconvenient Truth’? Now What?,” in “Focus the Nation on Climate Change,” Emory University, 28 November 2006.

“Teaching through Oral History,” in: “The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL): An Introduction” – Panel Convener and Presenter, Emory University, Goizueta Business School, 23 January 2007.

“Non-Theological Discourse in Theological Practices of Peacebuilding,” International Academy of Practical Theology, Berlin, 3 April 2007.

“Passion for Life: Power for Building Justice and Peace,” Grace Jantzen Memorial Symposium: Natality and Necrophilia, Manchester, U.K., 28 April 2007.

(with Thelathia “Nikki” Young) “Teresa I. Fry-Brown: Bold Advocate and Path Maker,” Emory Women’s Symposium, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 5 October 2007.

“Passion and Imagination: The Art of Building Justice and Peace” (Elaine Ward Lecture) and “Reconstructing Community and Repairing the World” (Workshop), Lancaster Theological Seminary, Lancaster, PA, 18 October 2007.

“Prophetic Teaching with the Children of God” (Stover Ward Lecture) and “Teaching toward New Creation” (Workshop), Wesleyan Studies Conference, St. Paul School of Theology, Kansas City, MO, 7 November 2007.

“Dreaming a Future of Faith Communities as Peace Builders,” Paper presented to Conference in Process Thought, Celebration honoring of John B. Cobb, Jr., Claremont, CA, 16 February 2008. [paper read by a colleague due to my husband’s illness]

“Toward an Interreligious Practical Theology,” Annual Lecture, Center of Practical Theology, Boston University School of Theology, 23 September 2009.

“Spirit Speaks,” Dean’s Installation Address, Boston University School of Theology, 14 October 2009.

“Feminist Practical Theology: A Preface in Honor of Ghosts,” Conference on Feminist Practical Theology, Boston University, 22 October 2009.

“(I)nformation and Beyond: Religious and Theological Studies,” American Academy of Religion, Special Topics Forum, 8 November 2009.

“Nourishing Life: Encouraging Journeys of Soul,” Presbyterian College and Theological Seminary, Seoul, Korea, 23 May 2010.

“Christian Education as a Movement: Moving toward Breadth, Particularity, and Creativity,” and Curriculum Vitae 26 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

“Christian Education Still on the Move: Movement toward Depth and Transformative Power,” Graduate School of Practical Theology, International Symposium of Practical Theology, Korea, 25-26 May 2010.

“Recovering the Sacred in Church Education,” KSCEIT, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, 28 May 2010.

“Extravagant Grace for God’s Children: Toward a Feminist Reconstruction of Wesleyan Theology,” Conference Theme: “Immense, Unfathomed, Unconfined: The Grace of God in Creation, Church and Community,” United Theological Faculty, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 19 November 2010.

PRESENTATIONS IN CHURCH ASSEMBLIES (Selected)

"Education and Social Change"--Workshops for School of Ministry, sponsored by the three Ohio annual conferences of the United Methodist Church, co-led with Allen J. Moore, 24-25 August 1993.

"Christian Hope and Interfaith Relationships"--Seminar at the New Malden Methodist Church, co-led with Allen J. Moore, 7 December 1993.

"Teaching as Sacrament: Mediating Grace in Church and World"--Plenary address to the Association of Presbyterian Christian Educators, Annual Meeting in Dallas-Fort Worth, 3-5 February 1994.

Preaching (1990s) – First United Methodist Church of Fullerton (October 1994); Claremont School of Theology (October 1994); Foothills U.M.C., San Diego (March 1995); U.M.W. School of Missions (July-August 1995); St. Paul's U.M.C., Tarzana (September 1995); Pasadena First UMC (20 October 1996); Christ by the Mountains UMC, Rancho Cucamonga, stewardship consultation and preaching (10 and 17 November 1996); Riviera UMC (9 February 1997); EWHA University Church, Seoul, Korea (April 1997); Claremont School of Theology (Fall 1996, March 1998, May 1998); Mesa Verde United Methodist Church (31 January 1999); Hennepin UMC (1 March 1999); Claremont UMC (25 April 1999); Santa Ana District Conference, UMC (31 June 1999); Candler School of Theology (April 2000, August 2000, April 2001, April 2002); Druid Hills UMC (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006).

Retreats (1990s) • Diaconal Ministry Retreat, May 1993; • Women's Retreats—Church of the Good Shepherd (Arcadia, September 1993), First UMC of Santa Barbara (October 1994), Foothills U.M.C., San Diego (March 1996) • Family Life Retreat – Claremont UMC (May 1996)

"Youth Ministry in Many Cultures" – a two day seminar for denominational leaders of youth ministries in Protestant and Roman Catholic Churches, sponsored by National Council of Churches of Christ, December 1994. Curriculum Vitae 27 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

"Sacred Teaching"--Plenary address and short course, Fellowship of Learning, Nebraska Annual Conference (U. M.C.), 3-5 January 1995.

"Teaching Reconciliation in a Raging World" – Center for Process and Faith, Claremont, CA, 4 February 1995.

"Sacramental Living: Bearing God's Grace Day by Day" – Lenten Class, Foothills U.M.C., 26 March 1995.

"Curriculum Futures" – Plenary Panelist in a national convocation on curriculum, National Council of Churches of Christ, 31 March-3 April 1995.

"Education and Issues of Faith"--Continuing Education Course for Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, April 1995.

"Hospitality with Children: Children around the World"--Presentation to women's circle of Claremont U.C.C., 19 May 1995.

"Ecclesiastes"--Taught in three U.M.W. Schools of Missions (in Hawaii, Orange and Thousand Oaks) for the California-Pacific Annual Conference--June-August 1995.

"Sacramental Ministry"-Plenary address to National Convocation of Diaconal Ministers, October 1995.

Keynote Speaker--"Teaching from the Heart: Sharing the Vision," two plenary addresses in Sunday School Conference--North Georgia Annual Conference (UMC), 20-21 Sept. 1996.

Sunday School Teaching (1990s): "Living Our Lives as a Sacrament to God"-Peachtree Road UMC, 22 September 1996; "Ecclesiastes"--four week course in Adult Forum, Pasadena First UMC (CA), 29 September-20 October 1996; "Claiming the Promise: Bible Study on Homosexuality"— eight week adult course, Claremont UMC, October-November 1997.

"Envisioning the Future of Christian Education"-Address to conference and denominational leaders of Christian Educators Fellowship, 6 October 1996.

"Youth Ministry in Many Cultures" and "Ministering with the Earth"—Seminars, Biennial Conference of Christian Educators Fellowship, 7-9 October 1996.

"Practicing Reconciliation in a Raging World"--Houston District UMW, 12 January 1997.

"Women's Pain and Women's Visions for the Church"-Chapelwood UMW, Houston, TX, 14 January 1997.

“Ambassadors of Harmony in a Raging World"--Texas Conference Christian Educators’ Retreat (UMC), 14-16 January 1997. Curriculum Vitae 28 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Plenary Speaker in Princeton Forum in Youth Ministry--"Walking with Youth: Youth Ministry in Many Cultures," "Volcanic Eruptions: Transformations in Youth Ministry and Theology," "Promises and Practices for Tomorrow," February 1997.

"Handle with Care: Youth and Youth Ministry"--San Diego District (UMC) youth leaders, 3 February 1997.

"Sacramental Living in a Torn-Apart World"--Carol Ann Cook Lectures—preaching and three lectures, Riviera UMC, Redondo Beach, 9-11 February 1997.

"The Ministry of All Christians," Formation Event: Exploring the Vocation of Deacon, 17-20 February 1997.

"Visions of the Church: Your Sons and Daughters Shall Prophesy."--Two lectures, panel, extended workshop, Iowa Conference (UMC) School for Ministry, 10-13 March 1997.

"Spirituality in a Swirling World"--A 5-day course in the Academy for Spiritual Formation, co-sponsored by Upper Room and Hawaii District U.M.C., 13-18 April 1997.

"Practicing Reconciliation: Ambassadors of Harmony," Annual lectures, Klein United Methodist Church, Spring, Texas, 8-10 February 1998.

"Invitation to Tomorrow: Our Future in Christian Education," Seminar in visions for educational ministry, California-Pacific Annual Conference, Glendale UMC, 21 February 1998.

"Teaching from the Heart" - Santa Ana District Alive Event, UMC, 14 Match 1998; Claremont United Church of Christ, Teacher Celebration Event, 3 May 1998.

Bible Study Leader—"A Child Will Lead Them," Tennessee Annual Conference, May 1998.

Conference Preacher—Desert Southwest Annual Conference, June 1998.

Consultant and Panelist—“Challenges of the Diaconate for the Future of Theological Education,” Section on Deacons, General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, Nashville, TN, September 1998.

“Sacred Teaching”—Retreat with adults and children in honor of Children’s Sabbath, United Church of Canada, Naramata Center, Penticton, British Columbia, 16-18 October 1998.

“New Birth for the Church and its Ministry,”—Worship, drama, and panel presentation, Deacons’ Convocation (UMC), 22-25 October 1998.

Lenten Presentations—St. Matthews UMC (7 March 1999); Church of the Good Shepherd UMC (10 March 1999).

“Direction and Promise: Moving into the Church’s Future”—Plenary address; “Wrestling with Angels until They Bless You”—Workshops, Ecumenical Christian Education Event, Curriculum Vitae 29 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

Faith Odyssey, 2-6 February 1999.

“Spiritual Leadership for a New Century: Walking toward God’s Future”—Conference of Large Membership Churches, UMC, 29 April 1999.

California-Nevada Annual Conference—Diversity Initiative—Co-led two retreats with clergy and laity who are committed to giving leadership in their Conference on living with diversity (19-20 February 1999, 21-22 May 1999); co-led a seminar with the , Cabinet and Ministry Team (24 February 1999).

“Orthodoxy is Heresy?”—Annual Lecture, Methodist Federation for Social Action, California- Pacific Annual Conference, 19 June 1999.

“The Journey Is Our Home: Helping the Church Family Find Home in the Faith”—Retreat, co- led with Allen J. Moore, North and South Georgia Christian Educators Fellowships, 1-3 November 1999.

“Shared Vision: Shared Partnership”—National Council of Churches Convocation, a continuing education event for church educators, co-led with Anne Streaty Wimberly, 5-6 December 1999.

Representing Candler in annual conferences, UMC—Texas and California-Pacific, 5 and 17 June 2000; California-Pacific June 2001, June 2002.

“Multi-faith Education,” North Georgia Sunday School Weekend, Northside UMC, September 16, 2000.

“Ministry with Children,” Seminar sponsored by United Church of Canada and Naramata Center, British Columbia, October 20-22, 2000.

“Ministering with the Earth” (seminar) and “Partners with God’s Creation” (plenary address), U.M. Camp and Retreat Leaders, Snow Mountain Ranch, CO, 27-28 January 2001.

“Salvation: A Sacred, Rocky Road,” and “Salvation Living: Reconstructing Community and Repairing the World,” Presentations for “Salvation Matters,” sponsored by California- Pacific Methodist Federation for Social Action, Culver City, CA, March 24, 2001.

“Adults in Social Justice Ministries”—Workshop—Rivers of Faith Adult Ministry event, Sponsored by GBOD, San Antonio, Texas, 26 April 2001.

“New Creation Calls,” Retreat Leader, St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, October 12-14, 2001

“Tending Cycles of Sabbath,” Candler Alumnae Luncheon, International U.M. Clergy Women’s Consultation, San Diego, CA, January 7-11, 2002 (revised for website “publication”).

Leader of MFSA-sponsored (Methodist Federation of Social Action) Pre-Session for Western Jurisdictional meeting (gathering delegates and others to reflect on the mission and Curriculum Vitae 30 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

direction of the Western Jurisdiction), San Diego, CA, January 12, 2002.

Retreats 2001-2002: • Family Life Retreat – St. Mark’s UMC, Atlanta (October 2001); • “Covenant and Ministry,” California-Pacific Conference, UMC (for commissioned ministers and Board of Ordained Ministry), October 2002.

Preaching and Teaching 2002: • “The Lord Called Me before I Was Born,” Ministry Sunday, Reveille United Methodist Church, Richmond, VA, January 20, 2002 (sermon revised for website “publication”); teaching with youth and adults. • William Percy Lecturer, First United Methodist Church, Pensacola, FL, January 27-28, 2002—Sermon and lecture series: “The Lord Calls” (sermon); “Holy Living in a Success- Oriented, Goals-and-Objectives World”; “Holy Living in a World of Darkness, Difference and Depth”; “Reconstructing Community and Repairing the World.”

“Rivers of Justice: Filling Seas of Peace,” Mini-Plenary, Christian Educators Fellowship (UMC) Conference, Norfolk, Virginia, 11 October 2002.

“Living in Covenant: Bound to God, Bound to One Another, Bound to God’s New Creation,” Co-leader, Residency in Ministry and Board of Ordained Ministry Seminar, Palos Verdes, California, 15-17 October 2002.

“Traveling toward Shalom,” Wesley Fellowship, Emory University, 17 November 2002.

“Discerning the Call of Future,” Opening Worship and Closing Panel, Convocation for Deacons and Diaconal Ministers (UMC), Dallas, 27 February 2003.

“From Transition to New Creation,” “From Confusion to Prophetic Grace,” “From Identity to Discipleship,” Seminar, Association of Directors of Connectional Ministries, Nashville, Tennessee, 3-4 March 2003.

“Christian Education in the Midst of Conflict,” North Georgia Christian Educators Fellowship, 20 March 2003 (with Allen Moore).

“Visioning toward the Future”—Visioning retreat preceding Western Jurisdictional Conference 2004.

“Visioning Retreat” – California-Pacific Annual Conference, led two-day conferencing sessions, June 2005.

Preaching, Teaching, and Leading in Local Churches and Emory Chapels, 2004-5 • “Georgia Marriage Amendment,” Glenn Memorial UMC, 29 August 2004. • Intentional Lent – Five week course, Druid Hills UMC, Lent 2005 • Preaching – Maundy Thursday, Druid Hills UMC, 2005

Preaching, Teaching, and Leading in Local Churches and Emory Chapels, 2005-2006 Curriculum Vitae 31 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

• Local o Co-teacher and organizer – “Divinity and Diversity” – Five week course, Druid Hills UMC, Oct.-Nov. 2005 o Chair of Discipling Team – Druid Hills United Methodist Church • Preaching o Candler Chapel, November 2, 2005 o Ecumenical Ash Wednesday Service, St. John’s Lutheran Church, March 1, 2006 o Women’s History Month, Emory University Chapel, March 5, 2006. • Services of Worship o Funeral, Baton Rouge, LA, May 23, 2006 • Retreats o “Dancing Bones and Living Waters: Seeking Creative Vision” – Education Council, Wieuca Road Baptist Church, May 6, 2006

Preaching and Teaching in Judicatories, 2005-2006 • Speaker – Deacons Day Away, North Georgia Annual Conference, September 27, 2005. • Plenary Speaker and Retreat Leader – California-Nevada Annual Conference Retreat for Clergy, November 9, 2005. • Preaching – Ordination Service, Florida Annual Conference, United Methodist Church, June 2, 2006. • Speaking – Clergy Luncheon, North Georgia Annual Conference, United Methodist Church, June 13, 2006. • Spirituality Group leadership – California-Pacific Annual Conference, United Methodist Church, June 21-25, 2006.

Preaching, Teaching, and Leading in Local Churches and Emory Chapels 2006-7: • Teacher and organizer – “Advent Wonder and Christmas Simplicity” – Four week Advent course, Druid Hills UMC, Dec. 2006 • Co-teacher and organizer – Study of Jimmy Carter’s Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid – Six week course, Druid Hills UMC, Jan.-Feb. 2007 • Teacher and organizer – Sabbath Seekers – a new adult Sunday school class – Druid Hills UMC, February 2007 to present • Chair of Discipling Team – Druid Hills UMC, Jan. 2005 to present • Preaching – Candler Chapel, 20 October 2006; Druid Hills UMC, “Beginnings,” 14 January 2007 • Seminar on the “Divine Feminine” – Peachtree Road UMC – August 2006 • Conducted wedding, Claremont, CA, 5 August 2006. • Conducted Service of Healing and Reconciliation, Druid Hills UMC, 24 September 2006. • “Spiritual Formation: Visitation, Proclamation, Multiplication, and Walking in God’s Spirit” – Deacons’ Retreat, Wieuca Road Baptist Church, 9 September 2006.

Preaching, Teaching, and Leading in Judicatories and General Church 2006-7: • Christian Educators Fellowship, UMC – taught pre-conference advanced course – “Teaching as a Sacramental Act” – October 2006 • International Deacons Convocation 07, UMC – led two workshops – “Making Sabbath” – April 2007 Curriculum Vitae 32 Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore

• “Sacramental Ministry for Sacramental Church” – Virginia Conference (UMC) Probationers’ Residency Program – Blackstone, Virginia, 7 May 2007. • General and Jurisdictional Conference Delegate from California-Pacific Annual Conference, UMC, elected June 2007.

Preaching, Teaching, and Leading in Local Churches and Emory Chapels 2007-8: • Teacher – Sabbath Seekers Class – Druid Hills UMC • Chair of Discipling Team – Druid Hills UMC, Jan. 2005 to December 2007 • Preaching – Candler Chapel, 27 November 2007; Druid Hills UMC, 18 November 2007 and 6 July 2008 • Advent class, “Waiting for the Prince of Peace” – Peachtree Road UMC – 9 December 2007 • Conducted wedding, Claremont, CA, July 2006.

Preaching, Teaching, and Leading in Judicatories and General Church 2006-7:

• “Deacons as Sacramental Presence,” Paper presented to Gathering of Deacons, Lake Junaluska, NC, 25 October 2007. • General and Jurisdictional Conference Delegate from California-Pacific Annual Conference, UMC – Chair of Faith and Order Legislative Committee, General Conference 2008 (April 23-May 2). • Discernment leader – California-Pacific Annual Conference, United Methodist Church, June 2008 – led a 2-day process of discernment regarding ministry in the face of changes in California Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage

Preaching, Teaching, and Leading in Judicatories and General Church 2009-10:

• Preaching in Marsh Chapel services – 10 April 2009 (Good Friday); 13 September 2009. • Preaching in School of Theology Chapel services – 21 January 2009; 1 May 2009 (Commencement Address); 8 September 2010. • Preaching - SuPyoKyo Methodist Church, Seoul, Korea, 23 May 2010. • Secretary – Association of United Methodist Theological Schools, September 2010- present.

Revised 11/27/10