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    The document discusses M. Scott Peck's views on community building. It describes Peck's belief that authentic community is possible and can help heal past wounds. The Foundation for Community Encouragement (FCE) aims to teach rules for building community and make hope of authentic human connection a reality. The document provides guidelines for participation in community groups.

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    THE INTERNET IS MY RELIGION SOFTWARE FOR LEADERS


    “Is it possible to form real authentic community online?”
    M. Scott Peck
    “In and through
    community lies the
    salvation of the world.”
    Pseudo
    community

    Stages of community, M. Scott Peck and the Foundation for Community Encouragement
    Pseudo
    community Get real

    Stages of community, M. Scott Peck and the Foundation for Community Encouragement
    Pseudo
    Chaos
    community Get real

    Stages of community, M. Scott Peck and the Foundation for Community Encouragement
    Organize

    Pseudo
    Chaos
    community Get real

    Stages of community, M. Scott Peck and the Foundation for Community Encouragement
    Organize

    Pseudo
    Chaos
    community Get real Empty

    Stages of community, M. Scott Peck and the Foundation for Community Encouragement
    Organize

    Pseudo Authentic
    Chaos
    community Get real Empty community

    Stages of community, M. Scott Peck and the Foundation for Community Encouragement
    M. Scott Peck’s Founding Dream

    There is a yearning in the heart for peace. Because of the wounds


    and rejections we have received in past relationships, we are
    frightened by the risk of disarming ourselves. In our fear, we
    discount the dream of authentic community as merely visionary.

    But there are rules by which people can come back together, and
    by which the old wounds can be healed. It is the mission of FCE
    to teach these rules-to make hope real again-to make the vision
    actually manifest in a world which has almost forgotten the glory
    of what it means to be human.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    Community building guidelines

    1. Wear name tags.


    2. Be on time for each session.
    3. Say your name before you speak.
    4. Speak personally and specifically, using "I" statements.
    5. Be inclusive; avoid exclusivity.
    6. Express displeasure in the group, not outside the circle.
    7. Commit to "hang in there.”
    8. Speak when moved to speak; don't speak when not moved to speak.
    9. Be responsible for your success.
    10. Participate verbally or nonverbally.
    11. Be emotionally present with the group.
    12. Respect confidentiality.

    Foundation for Community Encouragement fce-community.org


    #
    THE INTERNET IS MY RELIGION SOFTWARE FOR LEADERS

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