Index PART ONE I.  Introduction The Mission of the Woodstock Business Conference The WBC Process The WBC Approach II.  A Course in Moral Decision-Making III.  Some Basic Operations and Guideposts An Inner Drive toward Moral Responsibility A Series of Acts Our Frame of Reference The Dynamic at Work Social Organization, Business Transaction, and Participants Understanding the Social Dynamic of Business Internal Structure of Transactions An Illustration Notice the Stages and the Health of Participating Organizations and Associations IV. What Difference Does Religious Faith Make? V. A Project for the Year: A Consensus Statement to Help Build a Moral Compass VI. Conclusion   PART TWO Woodstock Business Conference Topics for Moral Decision-Makin I. Introduction II. Topics--Moral Decision-Making Topic 1:  Corporate Culture and How it Works Topic 2:  World View or "Horizon" and the Role it Plays in Business Decisions Topic 3:  Deciding "Is it Worthwhile?" and the Motives That Promote Business Decisions Topic 4:  Pursuing Value in Business Decisions Topic 5:  How Do We Bring the Gospel Message Back to the Workplace? Topic 6:  What Happens When the Organization’s Horizon and Our Personal Horizons Meet? Topic 7:  The Role of Forgiveness in the Workplace Topic 8:  Moral Decision-Making: Striving to Operate at Our Best Topic 9:  Exploring Resistance to Operating at Our Best Topic 10 Overcoming Resistance to Operating at Our Best and Consensus Statement   APPENDIX 1. "The Role of Scripture in a WBC Chapter Meeting" 2. "Theological Reflection" 3. Faith and Values at Work 4. "Questions to Guide Ethical Decision Making"  Woodstock Business Conference Membership Application   Mission of the Woodstock Business Conference to establish and lead a national network of business leaders to explore the Judeo-Christian tradition in order: to assist the individual to integrate faith, family and professional life; to help the leadership of the firm to develop a corporate culture consistent with Judeo-Christian values; and, to aid business leaders and corporations to exercise a beneficial influence upon society at large. The Conference welcomes believers who are open to and respectful of one another’s religious traditions. Grounded in the Roman Catholic tradition, the WBC is committed to the conviction that ethics and values grow out of one's religious heritage.   We would like to hear from you.  Please contact us at the Woodstock Business Conference: Woodstock Business Conference  Woodstock Theological Center  Georgetown University Box 571137  Washington, DC 20057-1137  202-687-6565  FAX 202-687-5835  E-mail: wbc-wtc@georgetown.edu See also: Woodstock Business Conference Home Page Woodstock Business Conference Process Woodstock Business Conference Report Woodstock Business Conference Formation Book Chapter Meeting Information: time and place Affirming the Relevance of Religious Faith to Business Practice, by James L. Nolan The Third Annual Business Vocation Conference, Thomas S. Johnson, Archbishop Rembert G. Weakland, and William J. O'Brien, Woodstock Report, May 1992, no. 29