Don't miss our most important event of the year:
“Motivation for the Future”
Saturday, April 25, 2009
8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
At
Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church
6101 Morriss Road
Flower Mound, TX 75028
972-539-8547
http://www.tmumc.orgWorkshop Day Program
Time Event
8:30 - 9:00 a.m. Breakfast / Registration
Welcome by Ralph Hartsock
9:00 - 9:30 a.m. Greetings / Short business meeting
9:30 – 9:45 a.m. Break / Shopping
9:45 – 10:45 a.m. “Recruiting and Motivating Volunteers in the Church” / Krish Dhanam
10:45 – 11:00 a.m. Break / Shopping
11:00 – 12:00 p.m. “Sharing Across the Generations” /
Jeri Baker
12:00 – 12:15 p.m. Break / Shopping
12:15 – 1:00 p.m. Lunch (catered or bring your own)
With special presentation by Rick Lewis of Logos Bookstore
1:00 – 2:00 p.m. “Jewish Holidays and Festivals” /
David Belknap
2:00 – 3:00 p.m. Visiting / Shopping / Networking /Tour of Host Library
Bring your discards for the Rummage Table
And
Exchange for someone else’s discards.
Take advantage of the 20% discount
on any purchase
made from the Logos Bookstore Display.
There will be Door Prizes
And
a new Chapter Membership Directory.
NOTES ON THE SPEAKERS
Ralph Hartsock
Our host is a long-time member of the North Texas Chapter of CSLA and a Musician and Senior Music Cataloger at the University of North Texas. He is also very prolific. He writes not only about music and librarianship but also on other arts, cultural events, and history. His reviews and articles appear regularly in the American Reference Books Annual, and he has contributed reviews to Choice, Material Culture, Music Reference Services Quarterly, Fontes Artis Musicae and CSLA News. Ralph has published three books, all of them academic titles. Two are bio-bibliographies of American composers, Otto Luening and Vladimir Ussachevsky. His Notes for Music Catalogers: Examples Illustrating AACR2 in the Online Bibliographic Record is a compilation of notes used by the Library of Congress.
Jeri Baker
Jeri Baker is the Librarian at Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Previously, she had a lengthy career with the Dallas Public Library holding various age-related and management positions. Active in the Texas and American Library Associations, she has held a variety of elected and appointed positions including a stint on the TLA Executive Board and serving as Chairman of the ALA Young Adult Library Services Association Margaret Edwards Award Committee. In addition to her work in the field of librarianship, Jeri is a member of Rotary International and PEO. She currently serves on the CSLA Board as the Chairman of the Awards Committee. Jeri's academic background includes a BA (Journalism) from Southern Methodist University, a MLS from the University of North Texas, and a Specialist Certificate in Applied Gerontology, also from UNT. At Wilshire, she enjoys singing in the Sanctuary Choir and presenting weekly story time programs for classes from the Wilshire Early Childhood Education Center.
Rick Lewis
The owner and manager of Logos Bookstore in Snider Plaza, he will bring us up to date on publications of interest for our libraries. Rick formerly worked for Probe Ministries and has been President of the Board of Directors of the Association of Logos Bookstores. Rick and his wife Susan have managed the store in Snider Plaza for over 30 years. They are the proud parents of three sons.
Krish Dhanam
Born a Hindu in India, Krish Dhanam brings a special perspective to the church. He joined the Zig Ziglar Corporation in the sales department in October of 1991. Through speaking and teaching the timeless principles of its legendary founder Zig Ziglar, Krish has facilitated workshops and conducted seminars worldwide. He currently operates as Vice President of Consulting and Business Development for Ziglar True Performance and is Co-founder of Krish Dhanam Training International. His recent endeavor, Mala Ministries, seeks to train ministers of the Word in India. As a writer he has authored articles on a range of topics spanning from personal relationships to corporate change. Recognized by his peers as a dynamic personality, Krish says that sharing a stage with a President pales in comparison to watching a movie with his son. His book, The American Dream from an Indian Heart, is the unfolding of that journey and its hidden promise. Krish showcases how the American Dream is still alive and well as he tackles the issues of faith, freedom, discipline, dignity, pride, possibility, work ethic and relationships. His word pictures will resonate with readers long after they put this book down.
David Belknap
As a military dependant, David Belknap has lived in Kansas, Oklahoma, California, Florida, Nebraska, Ohio, Washington, and Texas. He received a BBA from Texas A&M in 1982, and has since been a sales representative in the steel business. David has been a member of Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches, and has served as an ordained deacon and elder in the Presbyterian Church. Currently an 11 year member of Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church in Flower Mound, he has taught various adult Sunday school classes for six years. He has recently taught classes on Communion to both adults and children, relating these to their Judaic heritage. David completed an Introduction to Judaism course at Kol Ami Synagogue in Flower Mound and has continued to study and fellowship with Rabbi Geoffrey Dennis. He has immersed himself in the Messianic teachings of Zola Levitt, and has visited the Messianic Jewish synagogue Baruch HaShem in Dallas, as well as visited with Holocaust survivors in Dallas. Married to Camille for almost 13 years, David is the father of two beautiful boys, Jacob (10) and Joshua (3).
REGISTRATION FOR APRIL 25TH WORKSHOP DAY
Name _________________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________
Phone Number (H) ____________________________________
Church/Synagogue ___________________________________
E-mail address _______________________________________
I plan to attend (check appropriate line):
Recruiting and Motivating Volunteers in the Church __________
Sharing Across the Generations ______________________
Book Choices for Your Library
(Rick Lewis presentation during lunch) ______________
Jewish Holidays and Festivals _______________________
Lunch ________________________________________________
Enclose fee: $20.00 (to include catered lunch)
$10.00 (if you bring your own lunch)
A lunch of sandwiches/cookies / choice of a side
will be provided by McAlester’s Deli
(See choices below)
Make check payable to: CSLA-North Texas Chapter
And mail to:
Maria Isabel Garcia
1225 Danville Drive
Richardson, TX 75080-5809
DEADLINE: April 21st
Lunch Menu
(Please indicate your choice below)
Each box lunch will include sandwich, utensils, a cookie, pickle, and a choice of a side.
Traditional box lunch: Choice of roast beef, ham, or turkey on a choice of wheat, rye, sourdough, or rosemary ciabatta, with lettuce and tomatoes.
Meat choice:
Roast beef _________________
Ham _______________________
Turkey ____________________
Bread choice:
Wheat _____________________
Rye _______________________
Sourdough ________________
Ciabatta __________________
Sides:
Chips ______________________
Potato salad _______________
Fruit cup __________________
Cole slaw __________________
Steamed vegetables _______
