Our 17th Annual Gathering Kicks Off Tonight!
Our 17th Annual Gathering in Minneapolis opens tonight with Opening Worship at 7:00 P.M.
Preaching for tonight's service is Pastor Julie Samuelson from Hands for Pine City in Pine City, MN. Our worship leader is Mr. Eric McIntyre, who serves at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Fridley, MN.
We will be updating our blog and Facebook page regularly over the next few days, so stay tuned for updates!
Video Streaming
If you're tuning in from home, you can catch a live stream of the main session for each day of the event here.
After the event has ended, videos of this year's speakers will be available for streaming here and in our mobile app during winter 2018. We will make an announcement once the videos have been posted.
Mobile App Features
The LCMC Mobile App gives Annual Gathering participants the chance to view event information from a smartphone or tablet. Use the app to access a digital copy of our book, look up meeting room locations, submit feedback on this year's event, and more! Be sure to opt in for "On Site Notifications" if you'd like to receive updates while at the event. (You can also choose to sign up for general news updates, or to only receive updates on your favorite events.)
Annual Gathering Books
For a digital copy of this year's book, check out our app or go to www.lcmc.net/ag-books/summaries.
LCMC staff members and volunteers gather together at the convention center to package 900 goodie bags in under an hour on Saturday morning.
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Kristy Thomas is a Halloween enthusiast with an affinity for 90s music and depression glass. When she needs to unwind (which is pretty much all of the time), she likes arts & crafts, staying active, 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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