Annual Gathering Registration, Hotel & Business Announcements
The LCMC 12th Annual Gathering is less than three weeks away! With our biggest event of the year just around the corner, here are just a few updates and announcements regarding registration, hotel accommodations and business information.
Preregistration
For those who plan on attending the Annual Gathering, but have not yet registered, we highly recommend preregistering online (or by mail) as soon as possible. The current registration rate of $140.00 per person for Annual Gathering visitors, church leaders, church members and voting delegates is still in effect until Tuesday, September 25. After this date, the registration rate will increase to $160.00 per person.
If you are interested in attending the District Dinner Night on Monday, October 8 and/or the Ken Davis event on Tuesday, October 9, please be sure to indicate so on your advance registration form. Space may be limited for these events, so advance registration is recommended. For additional information about either event, please click here.
Updated Hotel Information
Due to the fact that hotel accommodations at the Crowne Plaza Denver International Airport Hotel, Towne Place Suites and Sleep Inn DIA have already been booked, we have updated the Annual Gathering Lodging Information page to include a list of additional hotels that are located within a mile of the venue at which the event will be held.
Voting Delegates
Our website has also recently been updated with detailed information for Voting Delegates from LCMC Congregations who will be attending this year's gathering. This page contains frequently asked-for information, including what a voting delegate is, the topics to be voted on this year, and an outline of how the procedure works.
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Kristy Thomas is a nerd with an affinity for 90s music, collecting antiques, and creating her own Halloween decorations. When she needs to unwind (which is pretty much all of the time), she likes arts & crafts, hiking and camping with her dogs, and playing the ukulele. As Communications & Public Relations Specialist, she is responsible for keeping the people of LCMC informed of what’s going on within the association and for tackling all of the creative-type projects. For the future, she would like to see the congregations of LCMC be proactive in raising up future leaders and for the “20-30 somethings” to be able to make some cool things happen, both within The Church and throughout the world.
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