Dates, cost, housing, meals, what to wear, and travel — here's what to expect before you join us at Pacific Union College, August 5–9, 2026.
Dates, cost, ages, and access.
August 5–9, 2026. The conference begins on Wednesday at 6:00 PM and concludes on Sunday at 10:00 AM.
Absolutely! We understand that not everyone can attend the entire conference. Weekend attendance options are available, including:
Pacific Union College (PUC) · 1 Angwin Ave, Angwin, CA 94508, USA.
Attendance is FREE, but registration is REQUIRED. A29U does not charge for registration or meals. God's Word tells us, “Freely you have received; freely give.” (Matthew 10:8) We trust God to provide for the conference expenses.
However, attendees are responsible for arranging and paying for their own lodging, whether through PUC housing or nearby hotels and Airbnb accommodations (see the Housing section below).
Please note: If you register and later find that you cannot attend, please let us know at least one week in advance so we do not incur meal costs on your behalf.
We welcome attendees of all ages! A children's program will be available for ages 5–12, allowing parents to attend seminars while their children learn about God through songs, stories, and crafts.
Children under 5 and youth over 12 are encouraged to remain with their parents in the main meetings. While parents are welcome to stay with their children during the children's program, we strongly encourage parents to attend the main sessions, as we believe they will be impactful, meaningful, and spiritually enriching.
Yes. More details to follow.
Yes. AI-powered interpretation technology will be available during the meetings for those who need language assistance. Please ensure your phone or tablet has sufficient storage space to download the interpretation app (specific app information will be provided closer to the event).
Dorm rooms, bedding, and nearby lodging.
PUC has made the following dormitory accommodations available for A29U Conference attendees:
Andre Hall (suite-style bathroom)
• $90 per night — dorm room without linens
• $115 per night — dorm room with linens provided
Grainger Hall (community bathroom)
• $75 per night — dorm room without linens
• $95 per night — dorm room with linens provided
Rates are per room, per night. There are two twin beds per room and room capacity is for two adults only. A family with 2–3 small children is allowed to stay together and may bring extra sleeping mattresses.
Please note: Dorm assignments and payment processing are handled directly by the PUC Housing Department, not A29U.
We welcome lone travelers! Please indicate your room preference when submitting your housing registration with PUC. If possible, please share a room with another attendee due to limited room availability.
PUC offers a linen package for an additional fee. The package includes: 2 sheets, 1 pillow with pillowcase, 1 blanket, 1 hand towel, 1 face towel, washcloths, hand soap, and a plastic trash bag.
Please note: Guests who do not purchase the linen package must bring their own bedding and pillow.
PUC housing provides sample-size toiletries. Guests are encouraged to bring any additional personal hygiene items they may need during their stay.
Guests who have submitted housing requests will receive a payment link based on their selected room type. Once payment has been received, PUC will send a reservation confirmation via email. For housing-related questions, please contact the PUC Housing Department: studentlife@puc.edu · (707) 965-7362.
Yes, there are hotels nearby as well as in neighboring towns, but expect to pay a lot more than the PUC dorm rates. Less expensive options in the Napa Valley exist; however, they will require daily driving of at least 30 minutes to more than one hour on a twisty mountain road. If you decide to choose that option, please plan accordingly and do online searches for available hotels and rates.
At this time, PUC does not have discount arrangements with nearby hotels.
What's served and how to plan for dietary needs.
Meals will be vegetarian/vegan, with gluten-free options available. Two meals per day only (brunch and dinner) will be served, beginning Thursday and continuing through Sunday. For families with kids: please bring snacks as needed.
Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate all dietary preferences and food restrictions. If you require additional or specialized foods, please bring any supplemental items you may need during the conference. There is a village market and deli a 5–10 minute walk from the PUC main campus, with a variety of food options including fresh produce.
Yes. Guests staying in the PUC dormitories may use the communal kitchens located in Andre Hall and Grainger Hall. Information regarding available kitchen equipment will be provided when confirmed. Please be aware that the conference schedule will be packed, and personal cooking time will be very limited if you choose to do so.
Dress and the surrounding PUC Forest.
Clothing: Business casual. Please wear attire that is clean, modest, and respectful.
Shoes: PUC is located in a mountainous area with some inclines. Walking between meeting locations may require a moderate amount of walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
Yes. According to the PUC website, the PUC Forest offers over 30 miles of hiking, biking, and walking trails, winding through woodlands and meadows, along ridgelines and creeks.
Airports and transportation.
Distances to PUC:
* Traffic can be heavy during commute hours. Please plan accordingly.
Supporting the ministry and conference merchandise.
Online donations can be made on our donate page.
Yes. A29U donations completed online will generate a receipt that will be sent to you.
Information regarding onsite T-shirt purchases will be provided soon.
Registration is open for August 5–9, 2026 at Pacific Union College.
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