GCOC: Winter 2009 Photo Gallery

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  • 02/26/2009 
  • Dean William B. Lawrence, Dean of Perkins School of Theology, welcomes the General Commission on Communication. The group held its second quadrennial meeting Feb. 26-28, 2009 on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas. 
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Marshall Bailey comments during the Commission on Communication meeting in Dallas. Photo by Harry Leake.  
  • 02/28/2009 
  • The Rev. Renita Thomas listens as Eric Seiberling makes a point during the Commission on Communication meeting in Dallas on Feb. 28. Photo by Harry Leake.  
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Erica Shannon makes a point during the Commission on Communication meeting in Dallas on Feb. 28. Photo by Harry Leake.  
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Maria Dixon, Ross LeFevre, Sue Sherbrooke and Margaret Novak engage in a small group discussion during the Commission on Communication meeting on Feb. 28. Photo by Harry Leake.  
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Marty Folsom and the Rev. Mark Conard work together on a presentation during the final day of the Commission on Communication meeting in Dallas on Feb. 28. Photo by Harry Leake.  
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Commission on Communication members Mike McCurry (left) and Bishop Eben Nhiwatiwa participate in the closing session of the group's meeting in Dallas on Feb. 28. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Larry Hygh, Alexandria Combs-Morgan, Greg Nelson and Ragghi Calentine (l to r) share ideas in a small group session on Feb. 28 at the meeting of the Commission on Communication. Photo by Harry Leake.  
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Arnold Parks, the Rev. Greg Cox, Mike McCurry and others listen to the final session of the Commission on Communication meeting in Dallas on Feb. 28. Photo by Harry Leake.  
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Participants at the Commission on Communication meeting in Dallas attend the final group session on Feb. 28. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Members of the Commission on Communication prepare for the final session of their meeting in Dallas. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/28/2009 
  • Management consultant Betty Wingfield leads group discussion on February 28 at the last session of the General Commission on Communications meeting in Dallas. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/27/2009 
  • UMCom's Sherri Thiel talks about plans for the Rethink Church campaign with members of the Commission on Communication. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/27/2009 
  • Commission members Mike McCurry and Sue Sherbrooke look over materials to train annual conferences about the Rethink Church campaign. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/27/2009 
  • UMCom's Ken Sloane asks members of the Commission on Communication to help train others with Rethink Church materials. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/27/2009 
  • Ginger Hardage, Sr. Vice Pres. of Culture and Communications for Southwest Airlines, addresses members of the Commission on Communication during a site visit on Feb. 27. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/27/2009 
  • United Methodist Communications employee Shelia Mayfield talks with the Commission on Communication about future plans for use of digital tools. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/27/2009 
  • Danny Mai, part of the D6 team at UMCom, talks with the Commission on Communication on Feb. 27. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/27/2009 
  • United Methodist Communications employee Tim Tanton talks with the Commission on Communication about some of the agency's digital success stories. Photo by Harry Leake. 
  • 02/27/2009 
  • Members of the Commission on Communication share a computer lab at SMU on Feb. 27. The "D6" team at UMCom explains how the agency is using new media. Photo by Harry Leake. 

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