Henri Nouwen Society | Board of Directors

Henri Nouwen SocietyAboutOur Board of Directors

Sean Mulrooney
Chair

_{Professor of Philosophy}
_{St. Augustine’s Seminary & Regis College}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Reaching Out}
_{Inspired by books like Reaching Out, Sean is working this year on a team that gives retreats to homeless people.}

Raymond Glennon
Treasurer

_{Project Management Professional}
_{Columbia, MD}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

The Road to Daybreak}
_{Ray finds this a very appropriate book that parallels his own recent professional and spiritual journey.}

Deborah Deacon
Secretary

_{Communications Specialist}
_{Canadian Mental Health Association}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Bread for the Journey}
_{This continues to be Deborah’s go-to Nouwen book, providing the daily grounding and re-focusing that is so needed in today’s fast paced world.}

Rev. Marjorie Thompson
Member

_{Author, Teacher, Retreat Leader &}
_{Presbyterian Minister}
_{Nashville, TN}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

The Wounded Healer & The Way of the Heart}
_{Marjorie returns to books like these for sustenance and appreciative memory of Henri’s presence in her life.}

Henry Freeman, PhD
Member

_{CEO, H. Freeman Associates}
_{Fundraising Consultant to Educational Institutions & Non-Profits}
_{Richmond, IN}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Spirituality of Fundraising}
_{This thought-provoking e-book is a cherished compass on Henry’s journey as a fundraiser – and a faithful reminder of what it is all about.}

Marla Konrad
Member

_{Executive & Leadership Coach, Consultant, Trainer,}_{Marla Konrad Coaching & Consulting}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

The Genesee Diary}
_{This was the first Nouwen book Marla read, inspiring her to explore further the richness of the contemplative tradition}_.

Chris Pritchett
Leave-of-Absence

_Pastor
_{Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church}
_{Salt Lake City, UT}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

Gracias, The Living Reminder,

In the Name of Jesus}
_{Through Henri’s writings (and the practice of solitude) Chris is coming to know his own belovedness, that deep place from which he can be present with others.}

Our Board of Directors

Sean Mulrooney
Chair

_{Professor of Philosophy}
_{St. Augustine’s Seminary & Regis College}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Reaching Out}
_{Inspired by books like Reaching Out, Sean is working this year on a team that gives retreats to homeless people.}

Raymond Glennon
Treasurer

_{Project Management Professional}
_{Columbia, MD}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

The Road to Daybreak}
_{Ray finds this a very appropriate book that parallels his own recent professional and spiritual journey.}

Deborah Deacon
Secretary

_{Communications Specialist}
_{Canadian Mental Health Association}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Bread for the Journey}
_{This continues to be Deborah’s go-to Nouwen book, providing the daily grounding and re-focusing that is so needed in today’s fast paced world.}

Rev. Marjorie Thompson
Member

_{Author, Teacher, Retreat Leader &}
_{Presbyterian Minister}
_{Nashville, TN}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

The Wounded Healer & The Way of the Heart}
_{Marjorie returns to books like these for sustenance and appreciative memory of Henri’s presence in her life.}

Henry Freeman, PhD
Member

_{CEO, H. Freeman Associates}
_{Fundraising Consultant to Educational Institutions & Non-Profits}
_{Richmond, IN}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Spirituality of Fundraising}
_{This thought-provoking e-book is a cherished compass on Henry’s journey as a fundraiser – and a faithful reminder of what it is all about.}

Marla Konrad
Member

_{Executive & Leadership Coach, Consultant, Trainer,}_{Marla Konrad Coaching & Consulting}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

The Genesee Diary}
_{This was the first Nouwen book Marla read, inspiring her to explore further the richness of the contemplative tradition}_.

Chris Pritchett
Leave-of-Absence

_Pastor
_{Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church}
_{Salt Lake City, UT}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

Gracias, The Living Reminder,

In the Name of Jesus}
_{Through Henri’s writings (and the practice of solitude) Chris is coming to know his own belovedness, that deep place from which he can be present with others.}

Our Board of Directors

Sean Mulrooney Chair

Professor of Philosophy St. Augustine’s Seminary & Regis College Toronto, ON

Favourite Nouwen book: Reaching Out Inspired by books like Reaching Out, Sean is working this year on a team that gives retreats to homeless people.

Raymond Glennon Treasurer

Project Management Professional Columbia, MD

Favourite Nouwen book: The Road to Daybreak Ray finds this a very appropriate book that parallels his own recent professional and spiritual journey.

Deborah Deacon Secretary

Communications Specialist Canadian Mental Health Association Toronto, ON

Favourite Nouwen book: Bread for the Journey This continues to be Deborah’s go-to Nouwen book, providing the daily grounding and re-focusing that is so needed in today’s fast paced world.

Rev. Marjorie Thompson Member

Author, Teacher, Retreat Leader & Presbyterian Minister Nashville, TN

Favourite Nouwen books: The Wounded Healer & The Way of the Heart Marjorie returns to books like these for sustenance and appreciative memory of Henri’s presence in her life.

Henry Freeman, PhD Member

CEO, H. Freeman Associates Fundraising Consultant to Educational Institutions & Non-Profits Richmond, IN

Favourite Nouwen book: Spirituality of Fundraising This thought-provoking e-book is a cherished compass on Henry’s journey as a fundraiser – and a faithful reminder of what it is all about.

Marla Konrad Member

Executive & Leadership Coach, Consultant, Trainer, Marla Konrad Coaching & Consulting Toronto, ON

Favourite Nouwen books: The Genesee Diary This was the first Nouwen book Marla read, inspiring her to explore further the richness of the contemplative tradition.

Chris Pritchett Leave-of-Absence

Pastor Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church Salt Lake City, UT

Favourite Nouwen books: Gracias, The Living Reminder, In the Name of Jesus Through Henri’s writings (and the practice of solitude) Chris is coming to know his own belovedness, that deep place from which he can be present with others.

Sean Mulrooney
Chair

_{Professor of Philosophy}
_{St. Augustine’s Seminary & Regis College}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Reaching Out}
_{Inspired by books like Reaching Out, Sean is working this year on a team that gives retreats to homeless people.}

Raymond Glennon
Treasurer

_{Project Management Professional}
_{Columbia, MD}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

The Road to Daybreak}
_{Ray finds this a very appropriate book that parallels his own recent professional and spiritual journey.}

Deborah Deacon
Secretary

_{Communications Specialist}
_{Canadian Mental Health Association}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Bread for the Journey}
_{This continues to be Deborah’s go-to Nouwen book, providing the daily grounding and re-focusing that is so needed in today’s fast paced world.}

Rev. Marjorie Thompson
Member

_{Author, Teacher, Retreat Leader &}
_{Presbyterian Minister}
_{Nashville, TN}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

The Wounded Healer & The Way of the Heart}
_{Marjorie returns to books like these for sustenance and appreciative memory of Henri’s presence in her life.}

Henry Freeman, PhD
Member

_{CEO, H. Freeman Associates}
_{Fundraising Consultant to Educational Institutions & Non-Profits}
_{Richmond, IN}

_{Favourite Nouwen book:

Spirituality of Fundraising}
_{This thought-provoking e-book is a cherished compass on Henry’s journey as a fundraiser – and a faithful reminder of what it is all about.}

Marla Konrad
Member

_{Executive & Leadership Coach, Consultant, Trainer,}_{Marla Konrad Coaching & Consulting}
_{Toronto, ON}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

The Genesee Diary}
_{This was the first Nouwen book Marla read, inspiring her to explore further the richness of the contemplative tradition}_.

Chris Pritchett
Leave-of-Absence

_Pastor
_{Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church}
_{Salt Lake City, UT}

_{Favourite Nouwen books:

Gracias, The Living Reminder,

In the Name of Jesus}
_{Through Henri’s writings (and the practice of solitude) Chris is coming to know his own belovedness, that deep place from which he can be present with others.}