Leader Reflection and Planning, Workshop 9: William F. Schulz
In "What Moves Us," a Tapestry of Faith program
After the workshop, co-leaders should make a time to get together to evaluate this workshop and plan future workshops. Use these questions to guide your shared reflection and planning:
- What have you learned about your own ability to explore personal experiences as part of your own strategy to construct a Unitarian Universalist theology that links you to our forebears?
- What were some of your favorite moments of the workshop?
- What were some of your most challenging moments?
- What did we handle well as leaders?
- What could we handle better as leaders the next time around?
- What can we affirm about the effectiveness of one another's leadership?
- What can we affirm about one another's leadership style?
- What do we need to do to prepare for the next workshop? Who will take responsibility for each of these tasks?
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Last updated on Thursday, February 21, 2013.
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