Cursillo Servant Community

Thr Servant Community is the working arm of Council, which is the decision/policy making body. The following information from the Servant Community booklet (included in the NEC Library) clarifies the purpose and workings of this element of the Fourth Day.

It is a Christian Community in action where leaders are formed into an effective apostolic team by studying together, working together, praying together and by supporting each other in their work in the movement. Consequently the Servant Community is not established to do something but to be something.

The Servant Community is

• A place to form a Christian Community among the leaders of the movement.
• A place for leadership development both spiritually and in the methodology of the movement.
• A place to do the work of the Cursillo movement.

A “Cursillo leader” is a Christian leader who feels called to make the Cursillo Movement his/her primary apostolate. They are one who has chosen to work inside the movement and have committed their selves to being a community of service to the Movement…. These are individuals who are capable of seeing the entire picture of the movement and are filled with a “holy awe” of the vision of Christian conversion that can be accomplished by the Cursillo Movement.

The purpose of a diocesan movement is to implement the Cursillo method. The Servant Community does the work through committees.

Vision and Plan for Servant Community Formation
Diocese of Upper South Carolina

"Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must
be slave of all. For even the Son of Man did not
 come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life
 as a ransom for many." (Mark 10:43-45)

Vision: “A community of service to the Cursillo movement”

• Studying together, working together, praying together, supporting each other in our work
• United through a common Rule of Life
• In a climate of Group Reunion

DUSC Cursillo Servant Community Vision and Plan

DUSC Servant Community Committees:

DUSC Cursillo Servant Community Chart

If you are interested in serving, contact any of these people for additional information.

Coordinators:  Janet Jendron jjendron@usit.net, Rev. Mike Flanagan frflan@charter.net

Pre Cursillo

Chairs:
Sandy Tracey, St. John’s Congaree, srtrcey@yahoo.com
Rev. Phil Purser, St. Francis of Assisi stfrrector@sc.rr.com

Candidate and Staff Registration, Congregation Outreach, Clergy Outreach and Education

Weekends

Chairs:
Chris Caldwell, St. Thaddeus Aiken, tbcaldwell@gforcecable.com
Jim and Kim Woeber, St. Thaddeus Aiken, jcwoeber@bellsouth.net, kimw@usca.edu

Music Committee, Kitchen, Weekend Supplies, Palanca, Agape, Chapel Visitation, Clausura, Weekend Evaluation, DUSC Leaders Handbook Revisions

Fourth Day

Chairs:
Ralph Coleman, St. John’s Columbia, ColemanRalphL@aol.com
Tom and Karen France, Christ Church Greenville, tnfrance@msn.com,  kfrance78@bellsouth.net

Day of Deeper Understanding, Group Reunions, Ultreyas, ECLWs, DUSC Leader and Clergy Trainings

Communications/Publications

Chairs:
Chip Smith St. Pauls Fort Mill, csmith@processequip.com

Fourth Day Packets and Newsletter, Web Page, Eblast, Prayer Listserv, Brochures, Flyers, DUSC Leaders Handbook Printing and Dissemination