Janie began her out liberation work with her lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people back in the 1980s, when she was a minister of pastoral care in the Castro area here in San Francisco. Since then, Janie has become one of the most recognized scholars in this field.
Let's briefly consider these one at a time starting with subject matter. The pastoral experience occurs with scenes featuring things like green fields. It also includes water scenes, hill and country scenes, sweeping views, coastal views, marshes, farm land,
A herder has kept his cattle on the same semi-arid land for generations. And livestock to pastoral families is not just their income, it's their savings, their insurance, the accumulated wealth of a lifetime.
It's intact. And they actually pointed out in the tour how all the immigrants, they ended up having in the hallways pictures of pastoral scenes. They couldn't get nature in the Lower East Side because it was so far away from Central Park.
They use gender to assign the work roles very strongly, but there tends to be a sort of balance of power between them. Agricultural and pastoral or herding economies tend to be the most unequal. They tend to have what's called family economies, where the whole family-- whatever that definition is-- works together to keep everybody alive,
The act picked up on a lot of the trends that were happening. In working with pastoral communities, we looked at how do we protect wildlife and give you income without you breaking apart the potential for wildlife. And this is where a lot of these have been developing out of.
are on board, we've got a perfect opportunity of recreating buck what used to be there. Overgrazing or pastoral communities-- we've got cows, we want them to have the grass.
are on board, we've got a perfect opportunity of recreating buck what used to be there. In terms of pastoral communities, you have obviously cattle and those kind of components that are really, really critical.
can sustain all the iconic species that we've talked about over years in Africa, but also sustain livelihoods of people who are pastoralists who have worked and lived with animals, this wildlife, for generations and millennia, really. And that opportunity is unique to this area of Northern Kenya.
are on board, we've got a perfect opportunity of recreating buck what used to be there. One community might be pastoralists.
the Great, the pope who had sent the missionaries to England in round about 600. Whereas Gregory the Great had seen the "Pastoral Care" as a handbook for bishops, really Alfred sees the "Pastoral Care" translated into English as a handbook for kings about how to operate and how to be a good king.
For example, in Ratoath in County Meath, people were very aware that there was a history of horse racing in the area and that it was a very pastoral environment. And that was really important to their self-identification as suburbanites.
OK, now let's talk about technique. How do we achieve the pastoral effect with a digital camera? It starts with something I call XYZ photography.
where she's an adjunct full professor of pastoral care and counseling. She holds a doctor of ministry in pastoral counseling, a master's degree in Jewish history, and a master of Hebrew letters. She sat on the Central Conference of American Rabbis' ad hoc committee on human sexuality that wrote the official statements and resolutions
This is not a particularly academic text. One of the great things about pastoral ministry is that I get to be a generalist. So I get to write, and I get to read, and I get to hear people's stories.
search out for your clues now I want to impair your desire group could give pastoral wants it to live now I see the vision through your eyes your innocence no longer fuels
And this is a manuscript that dates almost certainly to the last decade of the ninth century where Alfred writes to Bishop Werferth laying out this agenda. And what thereafter follows is a translation into English of the "Pastoral Care," which had been composed by Pope Gregory the Great, the pope who had sent the missionaries to England in round about 600.
However, ideologically, it seems to yearn for that trans-historical reconstruction characteristic of restorative nostalgia. It imagines the past where in the midst of a pastoral idyll, a library's open door invites a white reader onto beautifully polished hardwood floors, where he can peruse stacks of books by white authors and loan some of them to white readers.
to the LGBTQ community. In "Embracing Love," Nathan also shares his own personal and pastoral stories of the LGBTQ community. For Googlers in the audience, please think of your questions for the Q&A.
So Rabbi Nancy Wiener is the clinical director of the Center of Pastoral Counseling at Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion, where she's an adjunct full professor of pastoral care and counseling. She holds a doctor of ministry in pastoral counseling, a master's degree in Jewish history, and a master of Hebrew letters.
are on board, we've got a perfect opportunity of recreating buck what used to be there. So grassland management is an incredible tool to help all these pastoral communities.
It doubled life expectancy. Now we think of rural England as being pastoral and wonderful and healthy and all this kind of stuff. But in fact, they had no access to clean water, no sanitation systems, the walls were damp, and no access to good health care, et cetera.
broken he needed great political skills a leader had to see what alliances are necessary for security and know when to move and when to trust and when to discard among pastoral nomads Allegan is a hard one and easily lost Mongols are highly independent minded people and a chief who didn't measure up would see
And this is where what I would call predatory nomads-- as opposed to ordinary simple pastoral nomads-- predatory nomads begin.
And how can we, instead of fighting ugly, how can we really learn and understand from one another. And then finally, it's part pastoral . So as a pastor and as an actor turned pastor, how do I pastor LGBT individuals.
community. But that's a complete fraud. So let me just end with one last thing as kind of a pastoral word to those who, especially you who are here who might be a part of the LGBTQ community.
And next we have Rabbi Nancy Wiener. So Rabbi Nancy Wiener is the clinical director of the Center of Pastoral Counseling at Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion, where she's an adjunct full professor of pastoral care and counseling.
from where the elephants live, and pastoralist herders who walk around with spears and get into trouble with elephants around water holes, and fairly frequently hurt the elephants,
A massively loud bang in a really quiet calm, pastoral kind of moment, and the horses just really relaxed.
scenes measurably decreases heart rate, blood pressure, and pain while improving mood." Some people refer to this effect as the pastoral experience. But when you dig into this, you find out the pastoral experience is not achieved by subject matter alone. It actually requires four things-- subject matter, composition, technique, and presentation.
and suffered about 30% less pain if they happened to land in a recovery room that had a view of a pastoral landscape
But for a long time, the people were simply pastoralists just looking after their animals fairly--
I'm going to stop and let you know that we have a goal to take 11,000 square miles-- about the size of Massachusetts-- and grow it to 35,000 square miles of open range land for wildlife and for the pastoralist people who live with it. And that's a great, big, huge, enormous goal, but one that we actually see in our sights.
Health care design consultant, Barbara Lyons Stewart, wrote, "Every evidence-based design study I've found has proven that only viewing representational landscape scenes measurably decreases heart rate, blood pressure, and pain while improving mood." Some people refer to this effect as the pastoral experience. But when you dig into this, you find out the pastoral experience is not achieved by subject matter alone.
But underneath the farmland, right outside the airport, which is beautiful pastoral farmland, 100 meters below the surface, is a tunnel that's 26 kilometers around.
Because it certainly changed my understanding of myself, my theology, what pastoral ministry is about, and my understanding of US history.
be they psychologists, social workers, lay therapists, pastoral counselors, clergyman, new age practitioners--
Is this writing? In fact, it is a painting by Paul Klee done in 1927 called Pastoral .
Oakland held a special significance to her, and on her return, she found that Oakland had urbanized and changed from the pastoral place she remembered.
vacation with their family. Almost as if, it's a quaint little thing like Marie Antoinette going out to the, you know, they have her little pastoral experience. But, in fact,
The satellite is able to read the health of the grass. If that health falls below a critical threshold, an automatic payment is sent via mobile money to every pastoralist in the region affected, so that they can go and buy supplemental food for their animals.
If you were now riding on horses, you could range over larger and larger and larger areas than if you were on your feet as pastoralists