The 2026 NACCC Ministers’ Convocation will be held in Mundelein, Illinois, at the University of Saint Mary of the Lake from April 13 to April 16, 2026.

SPEAKER:

Hannah Miller King is a priest and writer in the Anglican Church in North America. She is a contributing writer for Christianity Today and the associate rector at The Vine Anglican Church in western North Carolina. She has served large and small parishes, in campus ministry, and as an apartment minister in an urban high-rise. She and her husband, also a priest, have three children.

Topic: Feasting on Hope: How Communion Helps Us Taste the Gospel 

RATES:

NACCC Member Rate: Full Registration: $250.00 (includes lodging, meals, and programs). The NACCC will reimburse up to 50% of travel costs, not exceeding $250.00.

Commuter Daily Rates: *Commuters will not receive any reimbursement for travel expenses.

SCHEDULE – TBD

CONTACT US!

Contact Laura Wright, NACCC Church Services Coordinator, if you need additional information.

There is no cost to attend.  Please RSVP below.  Zoom link will be emailed prior to the event.  Limited to 20 people. In the event that the webinar fills, a waiting list will be available.  Due to the sensitivity of the material this webinar will be live only, no recording.

This webinar is organized by the NACCC Director of Programs.

Questions? Contact Rev. Gerry Brannon Krupp, Director of Programs

Children are a precious resource.  A church is entrusted with the care and nurture of children. Church leaders offer safe places for the children of the church and neighborhood.  Most churches perform background checks on persons who participate in ministry to children at church.  Did you know that only about 10% of abusers are ever prosecuted?  That means that 90% of offenders will be undiscovered through background checks.

The church must develop additional means to protect children.  This webinar will  discuss ways to identify a “groomer”.  A groomer is a person who seeks to develop a trusting relationship with a child so that they might exploit them.  We will also discuss policies to prevent the possibility of groomers gaining access to children in the church.

There is no cost to attend.  Please RSVP below.  Zoom link will be emailed prior to the event.  Limited to 20 people. In the event that the webinar fills, a waiting list will be available.  Due to the sensitivity of the material this webinar will be live only, no recording.

This webinar is organized by the NACCC Director of Programs. Questions? Contact Rev. Gerry Brannon Krupp, Director of Programs

Children are a precious resource.  A church is entrusted with the care and nurture of children. Church leaders offer safe places for the children of the church and neighborhood.  Most churches perform background checks on persons who participate in ministry to children at church.  Did you know that only about 10% of abusers are ever prosecuted?  That means that 90% of offenders will be undiscovered through background checks.

The church must develop additional means to protect children.  This webinar will  discuss ways to identify a “groomer”.  A groomer is a person who seeks to develop a trusting relationship with a child so that they might exploit them.  We will also discuss policies to prevent the possibility of groomers gaining access to children in the church.

There is no cost to attend.  Please RSVP below.  Zoom link will be emailed prior to the event.  Limited to 20 people. In the event that the webinar fills, a waiting list will be available.  Due to the sensitivity of the material this webinar will be live only, no recording.

This webinar is organized by the NACCC Director of Programs. Questions? Contact Rev. Gerry Brannon Krupp, Director of Programs

Children are a precious resource.  A church is entrusted with the care and nurture of children. Church leaders offer safe places for the children of the church and neighborhood.  Most churches perform background checks on persons who participate in ministry to children at church.  Did you know that only about 10% of abusers are ever prosecuted?  That means that 90% of offenders will be undiscovered through background checks.

The church must develop additional means to protect children.  This webinar will  discuss ways to identify a “groomer”.  A groomer is a person who seeks to develop a trusting relationship with a child so that they might exploit them.  We will also discuss policies to prevent the possibility of groomers gaining access to children in the church.

There is no cost to attend.  Please RSVP below.  Zoom link will be emailed prior to the event.  Limited to 20 people. In the event that the webinar fills, a waiting list will be available.  Due to the sensitivity of the material this webinar will be live only, no recording.

This webinar is organized by the NACCC Director of Programs. Questions? Contact Rev. Gerry Brannon Krupp, Director of Programs

Children are a precious resource.  A church is entrusted with the care and nurture of children. Church leaders offer safe places for the children of the church and neighborhood.  Most churches perform background checks on persons who participate in ministry to children at church.  Did you know that only about 10% of abusers are ever prosecuted?  That means that 90% of offenders will be undiscovered through background checks.

The church must develop additional means to protect children.  This webinar will  discuss ways to identify a “groomer”.  A groomer is a person who seeks to develop a trusting relationship with a child so that they might exploit them.  We will also discuss policies to prevent the possibility of groomers gaining access to children in the church.

There is no cost to attend.  Please RSVP below.  Zoom link will be emailed prior to the event.  Limited to 20 people. In the event that the webinar fills, a waiting list will be available.  Due to the sensitivity of the material this webinar will be live only, no recording.

This webinar is organized by the NACCC Director of Programs. Questions? Contact Rev. Gerry Brannon Krupp, Director of Programs