Miles Apart, Connected By Faith Given the unfortunate circumstances we are still dealing with, we, the NAPF-HOPE Planning Team decided to make the best of it and for the first time, NAPF/HOPE for 2021 will be virtual! The conference will take [...]
The 2021 Annual Meeting and Conference will be a Virtual meeting this year. Join us on Saturday, June 19 & Sunday, June 20. There is no registration fee, but registration is required. Click for details and the registration link. IMPORTANT: [...]
NACCC Announces New Executive Director The Executive Director Search Committee and the Board of Directors are pleased to announce the selection of Rev. Dr. Ashley Cook Cleere as the new Executive Director of the National Association of Congregational [...]
The NACCC is now accepting orders for 2021-2022 Planning Calendars. To place your order, please use this online form or print and complete this form and mail it to the NACCC PO Box 288, Oak Creek, WI, 53154. [...]
DATE: TBD Victims of domestic violence are more likely to disclose abuse to someone in their faith community than they are to seek help from law enforcement. As a faith leader, you can offer unconditional acceptance and spark hope [...]
Thursday afternoons 2 PM Eastern, 1 PM Central, 12 PM Mountain, 11 AM Pacific The NACCC Prayer Circle is a weekly gathering of fellow Congregationalists from around the country who meet by video conference to pray for local, regional, national, [...]
We value our NACCC member church Ministers and are grateful for the opportunity to recognize them. We are thankful to our donors for their generous financial support. Each fund is unique and may require that you complete and return an [...]
The upcoming Ministers' Convocation will be held May 2-5, 2022. More details to follow.
The NACCC and the Center for Parish Development has made available various videos, articles, and other resources to assist you with navigating through the Covid Pandemic. June 3, 2020 - Video and PDF - Walking with God: in the Neighborhood - during [...]
The NACCC Plymouth 400 Task Team has developed resources to commemorate the historic beginning of American Congregationalism and its impact on the faith and life of America over the last four centuries. View Resources We have gathered profiles, calls to worship, [...]
