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Celebrate 25 Years of Open and Affirming

Join us in San Diego, CA, for National Gathering 2010 (July 1417, 2010)!

Schedule-At-A-Glance

Check out our schedule-at-a-glance to get a feel for how National Gathering will flow.

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Any Body, Everybody, Christ’s Body

The overall theme of this year’s National Gathering will be Any Body, Everybody, Christ’s Body, following up on the Accessible to All resolution passed by the 25th General Synod in Atlanta, GA, calling on UCC congregations and instrumentalities to be physically, spiritually, and emotionally open and affirming to people with disabilities. We hope to address these issues specifically and in the wider context of living out God’s extravagant welcome to all.

There will also be important sessions about transgender issues as the Coalition continues its work to encourage the full inclusion of transgender people within the UCC.

Other Questions or Concerns

If you have questions or concerns about any of the information presented here or need additional information, please contact Michelle Sims in the Coalition office at 216-861-0779 or projects@ucccoalition.org.

National Gathering 2010

The Coalition celebrated 25 years of ONA at National Gathering 2010. Participants explored the theme, "Any Body, Everybody, Christ’s Body," July 14–17, 2010, in San Diego, CA.

National Gathering 2009

National Gathering 2009 was held June 2225, 2009, in Grand Rapids, MI, with the theme "Growing BOLD." These were the days immediately before Synod.

National Gathering 2008

National Gathering 2008 was held June 25–29, 2008 in Dallas, TX, in conjunction with The Fellowship. The theme was "One Tribe, One Table."

National Gathering 2007

National Gathering 2007 was a great success!

See a photo gallery here

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