LSA Annual Conference Highlights
April 26 - 28, 2010
Abundant Life Together
"What a positive environment!"
Well over 300 participants from the District of Columbia, Virgin Islands, and 32 states were a buzz with Abundant Life Together through music and song, conversations, connections, and insights at the 2010 Annual Conference in Sacramento.
Relive those great sunny days in Sacramento, or experience them for the first time by checking out the resources, links, and pictures below.
While it is abundantly clear that there are many challenges ahead, the energy, faith, hope and good will in the LSA alliance was palpable at the Annual Conference. LSA really is an abundant network to turn to, and, with your involvement, we are building it together.
The Report of the LSA President and CEO lays out A Picture of Possibilities in LSA. In it you will find:
- Charts that describe the Lutheran social ministry system
- Three key trends that will have direct and near-term impact on SMOs
- Ways we're seizing possibilities together
- Ways we have worked together in LSA this past year and how you can get involved
If you would like a print copy of this report, please e-mail us.
Conference resources available
Handouts and presentations from Conference breakout sessions are now available. Please share these with staff members and others in your networks.
Conference Photo Album
View photos from the many and various activities at the 2010 Annual Conference.
Thank you sponsors, exhibitors and planning committee
LSA thanks the 2010 Annual Conference sponsors and exhibitors for their support that helped to underwrite conference registration fees for LSA members and that makes this event possible every year!
We are also grateful for the support, ideas and on-deck assistance of this year's planning committee: Barbara Below, The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod; Pat Digre, Lutheran Social Services of Southern California; Barbara Dröher Kline, Lutheran Social Services of Northern California; Scott Fritz, New City Parish, Inglewood, California; Doug Johnson, Lutheran Services in Iowa; Ruth Reko, Lutheran Services in America.
