Dear Colleagues, With a little prompting, we have gathered information from nearly everyone. I am one who required prompting! We think it is auspicious that cooperation has been so good. The kind of information provided has been diverse and often informally presented. Some have already sent directly to everyone. This is a good introduction to how we can communicate and how the platform can be used. We have added a little in some cases. Obviously, much more information about many of the organizations you represent is available on the web. Writing up what we have does not mean that the door is closed to others. The door is wide open. If you know other organizations that might like to join

Dear Process Colleagues, Welcome to the Claremont Process Nexus! We appreciate your willingness to join. Around thirty organizations have done so, so we consider that our network now exists. We attach a list of the organizations with contact information. They are very varied. Some deal with the media and publications. They include a scholarly journal, Process Studies; a publishing house, Process Century Press; a website, Open Horizons; and Religion Online. Almost all of us are engaged in some kind of education, but of special interest are a school of higher education, Flagstaff College; a PhD program in theology, Center for Open & Relational Theology; a new kind of seminary preparing people for multi-faith leadership, All Paths Divinity School; an independent

Dear Colleagues, We are writing as representatives of a small committee concerned with strengthening the process movement. We are addressing you because your organization is part of a large family that stems directly or indirectly from the Center for Process Studies or has been associated closely with the groups that have grown out of process efforts in Claremont. Our belief is that all will benefit from knowing each other better and finding ways to cooperate. If we form a network and create an efficient way to share and promote our events and activities, we will strengthen our voices. We consider a major strength of the process movement to be its close association of theory and practice. Some of us deal with