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Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

Dale Fletcher ·
Hi Folks, I have recently been trained as an ACE Master Trainer through the Children's Trust of South Carolina . In the training we received materials from ACE Interface . My special interest is working with churches and ministries to educate and equip them to be better trauma-informed and to increase the resilience of members of their congregation and of the communities members they serve. Myself and another Master Trainer have presented information on ACEs to a small group of people at a...
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Faith Based Organizations Paragraph on the new Wikipedia Site

Dale Fletcher ·
I see that the organizers of ACEs Connection have added a page on Wikipedia about the ACE Study .  Bravo! Much needed and well done!   In that I am an author on Wikipedia - I have taken the liberty to add a paragraph on the contributions...
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INVITATION: Strategic planning meeting on Building Resilient Communities thru Trauma Informed Congregations

Kimberly T Konkel ·
Monday, July 25, 2016 Dear ACES in the Faith Community Group Members, Please mark your calendars for the 3rd annual in‐person meeting of the Building Resilient Communities thru Trauma Informed Congregations (TiCiong) October 18th, 2016 at the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) ‐200 Independence Ave. SW in Washington, DC. More to come on this. For those interested in participating in the planning of our meeting, and building our strategy for the year, please send your letter of...
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Re: Faith Based Organizations Paragraph on the new Wikipedia Site

Jane Stevens ·
Hi, Dale. Thanks for adding this section! Could you change this sentence: The founder of this ministry was [motivatedhttp://acestoohigh.com/2012/03/13/ex-pastor-marries-science-bible-studies-to-heal-wounds-of-childhood-trauma/ motivated] to create a Bible study for Small groups. ....to read: The founder of this ministry combined the epidemiology of ACEs, the neurobiology of toxic stress and the Bible into a workbook and 12-week course that's being used by clergy in several states. And could...
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Re: Faith Based Organizations Paragraph on the new Wikipedia Site

Dale Fletcher ·
Hi Jane, I'm happy to do that. I like your sentence better - a little more clinical. See the changes here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/..._Based_Organizations Be well, Dale
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Re: Faith Based Organizations Paragraph on the new Wikipedia Site

Jane Stevens ·
Thanks for making the changes, Dale. It's so great that you're a Wikipedia author. Can you add the link in that sentence? -- http://acestoohigh.com/2012/03...of-childhood-trauma/ And the sentence after it, I think it's supposed to be faith-based instead of faith abased. Cheers, J.
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Re: Faith Based Organizations Paragraph on the new Wikipedia Site

Dale Fletcher ·
Jane, That article should probably be listed as a Reference, correct? I have not added a reference before. Could I get some help with that one? Dale
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Re: Faith Based Organizations Paragraph on the new Wikipedia Site

Jane Stevens ·
Yes, I'll ask Joanna to fix that. Thanks!
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Re: Faith Based Organizations Paragraph on the new Wikipedia Site

Robert Olcott ·
I posted an ADDENDUM to the "Adverse Childhood Experiences Study" Wikipedia article, near the bottom of the page, but above the list of cited references. I regret I am not an "author" who had "created an [Wikipedia] account" beforehand....(Perhaps I'll create an account soon, just in case supplementary information "seems fitting". Thank You Dale, for this.
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Re: Faith Based Organizations Paragraph on the new Wikipedia Site

Dale Fletcher ·
HI Robert, Thanks for your note. I do not see any addendum on the Wiki page.
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

lauralee cummings ·
Hi there! SO happy I found this faith-based ACE resource! I am putting together a simple basic presentation for a local congregation and I wanted to speak on creating a safe trauma-informed congregation. I was directed to this ACE faith-based focus. Could I use some of your work and of course, give credit where it is due? I am also putting together a resource list. Do you have any suggestions for faith-based books? I do not know many faith-based books for trauma survivors. Thank you!
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

Dale Fletcher ·
You are more than welcome to use this document Lauralee. You may wanes to see and make use of the material I added to this blog post on this network about two weeks ago as well.
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

lauralee cummings ·
Thank you so so much sir!!! On Saturday, December 7, 2019, 03:58:01 AM GMT+10, ACEsConnection < communitymanager@acesconnection.com > wrote: Reply By Dale Fletcher: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Documen... | == To reply by email, write above this line. == | | | | | Hello, lauralee cummings: We're sending you this notification because you are either following the forum, the content, or the author listed below. New Reply To Ask the Community | Subject: Trauma Informed...
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Re: INVITATION: Strategic planning meeting on Building Resilient Communities thru Trauma Informed Congregations

Jan Powers ·
I would love to hear how this went and if there is continuing conversation around this.
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

Dianne Couts ·
Dear Dale, This looks very good. Raising awareness about the long-term effects of abuse (which eliminates the minimizing of an incident should it occur) and equipping the leadership and the members of the congregation with ways to prevent abuse are tangible ways to empower people to make appropriate responses should it occur. I especially like point 4c about sermons and Bible studies that explore this topic . It has to be brought out into the open! With my best, Dianne Darr Couts Survivor,...
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

Dale Fletcher ·
HI Dianne, Thanks for the note... and I'm glad that you found the document helpful. The more we can inform people of faith about ACEs, the better equipped we can become to minister to those affected. ~ Dale
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Podcast hosts?

Tammy Kennington ·
Good morning, everyone. As a writer and speaker who has recovered from childhood, I advocate for children and survivors. Can any of you recommend faith-based podcast hosts who are currently looking for guests to speak about ACES and/or healing from childhood abuse/trauma? Thanks and happy Easter! Blessings, Tammy Kennington, MAT,CALT www.tammykennington.com
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Re: Podcast hosts?

lauralee cummings ·
Yes, I have been producing a podcast for a radio station for 4 years. I talk about recovery from a faith-based perspective. I am always looking for folks to interview. Please contact me in a PM.
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Looking for Faith-Based Presenters

Jean Pagliaro ·
Hello, We are in the process of planning a conference focusing on becoming trauma informed faith communities. Here is the page for that, Together on Our Way: Becoming Trauma-Informed Faith Communities, Franciscan Spirituality Center virtual conference - Franciscan Spirituality Center [[GOLIVE REMOVE]] (fscenter.org) We are looking for three virtual presenters (sessions are an hour long). These are the dates/times/topics. Thanks for your consideration! TRACK 4: WALKING WITH STAFF/PERSONNEL...
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Re: Looking for Faith-Based Presenters

Robert Olcott ·
1988 U.S. Congressional Resolution #331 acknowledges the role of the Iroquois constitution in the development of our U.S. Constitution. The Iroquois constitution reportedly called for 'Generational Review'- I question whether they 'knew' about 'Trans-Generational Trauma' or conceptualized it differently. They reportedly availed Women the Rights to: Assert, Debate, VOTE, and Declare War beginning between 1095 and 1150 A.D. ..... They certainly used 'Villages' to raise children. I've yet to...
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