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2011 MCC Conference for People of African Descent
Our Friends and Allies

For more information visit http://padconference.ufmcc.com/

"Loving Ourselves Into Liberation!"

May 19 - 21, 2011, Washington, DC

Make your reservations today The Fairmont Hotel, Washington, DC

Since 1998, the MCC Conference for People of African Descent, Our Friends and Allies has been a landmark MCC event. While being firmly rooted in the African-American cultural experience, the MCC PAD Conference is for everyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, or nationality.

The 2011 PAD Conference theme LOVING OURSELVES INTO LIBERATION reflects our commitment to continue our rise from victimhood to victory and to lift others as we climb. To inform and empower us to reach higher heights, workshops and keynote speakers will focus on physical, political, and spiritual health and wholeness. Worship will inspire us to celebrate the fullness of who we are and to embrace the fullness of who God has liberated us to be.

The Chair of the 2011 PAD Conference is Rev. Candy Holmes. The Planning Committee includes conference hosts representing MCC and The Fellowship congregations in the Washington, DC area and volunteers from across the United States. The Human Rights Campaign is also working with us to offer you the largest and most powerful PADConference experience to date.

You will not want to miss the 2011 PAD Conference.

If you would like to volunteer or to receive more information about the 2011 MCCConference for People of African Descent, Our Friends and Allies, please contact Rev. Candy Holmes at Candynotes@aol.com.

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I look forward to seeing you in DC.

In Christ,

 

Rev. Elder Darlene Garner
MCC PAD Conference Convener