Finally, and the most challenging, Woodstock's small endowment must grow. Indeed, it must increase significantly to stabilize planning and to increase Woodstock's valuable influence in the public arena. I began this reflection by noting that the success of a movement like this requires vision, resources, and leadership. At this point in history, the most precarious is the availability of adequate resources to maintain the contributions for which the Center has proven its quality. There has been persistent growth in maturity and delivery.
Gifts now make up about one-fifth of the income needed.
And since many of you are responsible for that, I must thank you once again. And Woodstock is still young, with its greatest work yet to come. We make this decision in great hope and we ask the prayers and hopes of all for the Center's success. May this instrument of God's love for the world continue to serve all his people. The Woodstock Roster .