For Such a Time asThis... Compassion,

Politics, Impact

THE VENUE

St. Regis Hotel – Washington, DC

THE SPEAKERS

Lady Caroline Cox – Baroness ofQueensbury, human rights advocate

Senator Bill Frist (TN)

Senator Rick Santorum (PA)

Senator Jim Talent (MO)

Senator John Thune (SD)

Congressman Mark Kennedy(MN - candidate for Senate)

Lt. Governor Michael Steele(MD - candidate for Senate)

Secretary Ken Blackwell(OH - candidate for Governor)

Governor Haley Barbour (MS)

Governor Mitt Romney (MA)

Susan Allen(wife of Senator George Allen - VA)

Rick WarrenSaddleback/Purpose Driven

Micheal Flaherty – Walden Media

Tim Goeglein – The White House

Brad Stine – Comedian

Don Eberly – Former Deputy Assistant to thePresident, author and civil society advocate

J. Scott Carpenter – Deputy Asst. Secretaryof State & Middle East Private Initiative

Rich Cizik – National Associationof Evangelicals

Mark Earley – Prison Fellowship Ministries

Gary Haugen – International Justice Mission

Andrew Natsios – former USAIDofficial specializing in humanitarian efforts

Eugene Rivers - National Ten PointLeadership Foundation

Ron Sider – Evangelicals for Social Action

Roland Warren – National FatherhoodInitiative

Bob Woodson - National Centerfor Neighborhood Enterprise

C AT C H T H E V I S I O N, A N D L E AV E A LEGACY .

Legacy 2006Washington, DCBriefing HighlightsLegacy is continuing to gain momentumas an effective “behind-the-scenes” forceimpacting culture through political andsocial action.

The 2006 Washington, DC Briefing entitled,For Such A Time As This...Compassion, Politics, Impact, wasour most action-oriented gathering to date.Those inattendance were stretched in their thinking about theworld and how we might function even better in it ascompassionate conservatives.

Pre-Conference Forum - The Great Experiment

For the first time Legacy offered a special pre-conferenceforum discussion on a curriculum entitled,

The Great Experiment: Faith and Freedomin the American Republic, withDr. Os Guinness andThe Honorable J. DouglasHolladay.This was a great chancefor a small group to actively discussthe genius of the American experiment and the framers’understanding of how it might be sustained. Legacy membersare encouraged to review this curriculum for enhanced under-standing on the founding of the American Republic. It isavailable in a paperback book format through www.ttf.org.

Main Conference – Compassion & Social Justice FocusFor Such a Time As This... Compassion, Politics, Impact

We are living in extraordinary times that require extraordinary ideas of how we can makea positive impact on our culture - both domestically and abroad.This meeting was full oflearning from key political figures and experts that included lively discussion with fellowLegacy members, as well as brainstorming on tangible ways that we can inject compassionand social justice into our world.

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Tom Vegh - Legacy co-founder,Executive Board member, 2006

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After welcoming remarks from Legacy co-founder Tom Vegh, the openingevening program began with a sneak preview of the upcoming Walden Mediamovie on the life of the British reformer, William Wilberforce. Legacy boardmember, Micheal Flaherty, co-founder and president of Walden Media gaveintroductory remarks.

Continuing with the British human rights and advocacy theme, no one could haveprepared us for the keynote address by Baroness Caroline Cox (former DeputySpeaker of the House of Lords). Her passion, candor and charm drew everyone into theworld of fighting for human rights, learning more about atrocities in our world and themobilization of compassionate help for the suffering. Then a surprise visit and addressfrom Purpose Driven Life author, Rick Warren, made the evening complete.

The following day was spent with a panel of experts in the compassion and social justicerealms, all relaying their own personal experiences on how they have seen change occur.The panel was moderated by Don Eberly (former Deputy Assistant to President GeorgeW. Bush and civil society advocate) who is widely regarded as one of the architects ofPresident Bush’s compassionate conservative agenda.At lunch between panel discussionsSenate Majority Leader Bill Frist addressed attendees.

We were privileged to hear from two sitting Governors - Mitt Romney (MA) andHaley Barbour (MS), and the Legacy Ladies shared High Tea with Susan Allen, wifeof Senator George Allen.

The closing “political” day highlighted several of our endorsed candidates for the 2006election cycle - Senator Rick Santorum, Senator Jim Talent, Congressman MarkKennedy, and Lt. Governor Michael Steele. Senator John Thune opened the daysharing insights from his own election experience, commenting on the support andencouragement he received from Legacy.

As always the overall highlight of the Washington, DC Briefing were the great times ofinteraction and opportunities for friendships to develop and grow with other fellowLegacy members. H

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Speaker Resources (complete biographical sketches are available in the Event archive sectionof the Legacy website - www.LegacyEvents.org)

Rich Cizik – National Association of Evangelicals www.nae.net

Baroness Caroline Cox – HART www.hart-uk.org

Mark Earley – Prison Fellowship Ministries www.pfm.org

Gary Haugen – International Justice Mission www.ijm.org

Eugene Rivers – National Ten Points of Light Foundation www.ntlf.org

Ron Sider – Evangelicals for Social Action www.esa-online.org

Roland Warren – National Fatherhood Initiative www.fatherhood.org

Bob Woodson – National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise www.ncne.com