UCC Board begins process to renominate AGM Traci Blackmon

87A9D5C8-FB46-41AD-9F30-91006FE67D93.pngThe United Church of Christ Board of Directors is beginning the renomination process for the Rev. Traci Blackmon as UCC Associate General Minister, and is inviting members of the wider church to offer comments on her leadership.

Rev. Blackmon completes her first four-year term in office on July 20, 2021. Following UCCB Standing Rules, a UCCB Renomination Committee is soliciting feedback on her leadership as part of the renomination process. The Committee is looking for comment from members of the UCCB Executive Committee who have served during Rev. Blackmon’s term in office, current members of the Cabinet of Council of Conference Ministers, three UCC seminary presidents, and three ecumenical partners who have worked with Traci. Several former Conference moderators will be included, as well as her fellow national officers and the national staff. Rev. Blackmon will also be called for an interview. That information and feedback, along with the responses collected on UCC.org, will be used by the Renomination Committee to create a report and recommendation that will be presented to the United Church of Christ Board at the fall 2020 meeting.

Individuals who want to participate should view the Blackmon renomination page and use the submission form to comment on Traci’s work and leadership during her tenure and as Associate General Minister, Justice and Local Church Ministries. The information will go directly via email to Yvette Wynn, current UCCB Chair, and Chair of the Renomination Committee. The deadline for comments via this web page is September 1, 2020.

The UCCB will vote on Rev. Blackmon’s renomination in October. Her nomination would be brought to the 33rd General Synod for consideration for re-election in July 2021.

Categories: United Church of Christ News

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