Our 69th Annual Meeting & Conference was a hybrid event which was both an in-person and virtual attendance meeting. Welcome Sister Churches! As part of our celebration, we welcomed four new churches into our historic fellowship: Anamesa Christian Church [...]
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2022 Annual Meeting & Conference Our 68th Annual Meeting & Conference was a hybrid event which was both an in-person and virtual attendance meeting. Welcome Sister Churches! As part of our celebration, we welcomed six new churches into our [...]
The Providence Endowment was established and initially funded by the 2004 Annual Meeting and Conference Host Committee to help churches offset the expenses of sending a delegate to the Annual Meeting and Conference. The Providence Endowment provides grants to [...]
Financial assistance is available for registration and travel expenses to attend a NACCC Ministers’ Convocation. The Howard Conn Endowment was established by Judge James and Leanne Rogers in memory of the Rev. Howard Conn, retired minister of the Plymouth Church [...]
The NACCC is strongest when it has a robust volunteer base representing the diversity of our member churches. Each individual brings special talent, experience and insight to the responsibilities they are assigned. For more information and expectations open the [...]
Our 2021 Annual Meeting and Conference was held as a a Virtual meeting. Below you will find documents and videos related to that wonderful event. Welcome Sister Churches! As part of our celebration, we welcomed four new churches into our [...]
Clergy interested in knowing what churches are in the search process for a new minister may use our Pastoral Search platform to connect with those churches. Clergy who wish to be considered for open positions will be asked to create an account, [...]
Each year monies will be made available to support qualified NACCC ministers and their families. Eligible ministers are those who have an unexpected financial need and who currently are serving in an active NACCC church, or prior to retirement served [...]
Our Congregational History and Polity Course will help to provide greater context to the general history, theology, spirituality, and practice of Congregationalism. This course is formatted for self-paced study. There are two distinct levels to this course: Level 1 is [...]
