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SWAP turns strangers into friends
MCC Great Lakes’ program, Sharing with Appalachian People (SWAP), is as much about building relationships as it is making houses warm, safe and dry.
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Summer Service Program worker grows into leadership
MCC U.S.’ Summer Service Worker program participant Chris Collier practices his leadership skills as “Captain Chris,” organizer of a Vacation Bible School in Chicago.
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“Daily Terror” exhibit raises awareness in Great Lakes region
MCC exhibit focusing on cluster bombs used to encourage compassion for victims, advocacy for ban on the munitions.
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Celebrating food around the world
In a time of rising global food prices, MCC is working with people around the world to produce and share food.
Experiencing strengths and weakness
In Goshen, Ind., Summer Service worker divides time between being a health clinic translator and teaching Spanish at Goshen Mennonite Church.
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Providing seeds in Appalachia
Each spring MCC provides seeds, donated by Mennonite-owned Rupp Seeds in Ohio, to families in Appalachia.
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Migrant tour offers answers, allows for change
An 11-day tour along the United States-Mexico border was designed to educate about immigration and trade issues.
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