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J. Wilmer Heisey, a former leader of Mennonite Central Committee U.S., died May 5 in Harrisonburg.

Opinion writer Titus Peachey compares his ethical discomfort of riding on an armed pickup truck with military guards he neither requested nor wanted with living in a country that relies on military might for its cultural and national superiority. Peachey wonders what would happen if Christians challenged their reliance on might by an intentional following of Christ’s way of peace.

High school senior earns grand prize for her essay on immigration issues in the U.S.

Annual Days of Prayer and Action event calls on U.S. congregations to stand in solidarity with brothers and sisters in Colombia, including by calling on the U.S. government to turn military aid into initiatives for peace and development.

Winning speech in C. Henry Smith Oratorical Contest reflects on U.S. economic situation and what the message of the church could be.

MCC-Foods Resource Bank partnership cultivates relationships, while it helps families remain on their land.

MCC U.S.’ Summer Service program provides opportunities for young adults to serve in their churches or communities and gain valuable work experience.

MCC U.S. hears request from partners in Palestine and Israel to examine how its investments tie into this region.