Saturday, February 25 | Period 5 | 1:00pm - 2:15pm 

This presentation takes a fresh look at the real inspiration behind the language of Missionary Discipleship and how ministry with young people needs to change as a result. The challenge of leaving comfortable programs and familiar classrooms is the real work of missionary discipleship. Using an autobiographical storytelling approach and a close examination of Scripture and Tradition, this session helps ministry leaders develop a new way of thinking about and doing church. This renewed ecclesial imagination is one where people of faith go out, encounter those who have fallen away, listen deeply to their needs and stories, and accompany one another to discern how best to create meaningful, welcoming, inclusive communities of faith.

Tracey Lamont is Director of the Loyola Institute for Ministry and Assistant Professor of religious education and young adult ministry. She  received her M.A. and Ph.D. in Religion and Religious Education from Fordham University and specializes in curriculum development, youth and young adult ministry, and religious education. In addition to her teaching and scholarship, Tracey facilitates and engages in synodal listening processes over the last few years with a variety of national and local communities.  

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