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Talking restorative justice in Washington, D.C.

MCC staff and Reedley, Calif., officials seek increased political support for preventive and restorative approaches to public safety.

Immigration training helps Mennonite pastors to educate, serve

Training helps pastors work with immigrants in their communities and advocate for immigrant church members.

MCC Washington Office Announces 13th Annual High School Essay Contest

MCC U.S. Washington Office offers $300 for top high school essay related to one of four select public policy issues.

Summer Service workers grow and serve at home

Through Summer Service, a short-term leadership development program of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) U.S., young adults from diverse ethnic backgrounds use their passions and talents to serve their communities.

MCC names directors of joint international program

MCC names Ruth Keidel Clemens and Willie Reimer to jointly administer MCC’s international program beginning Sept. 1, 2011.

Bridging the border

MCC executive directors demonstrate the bridging relationship integral to the new partnership between MCC Canada and MCC U.S.

MCC and Ten Thousand Villages announce new partnership relationship

Blurb: Ten Thousand Villages in the U.S. to be partner of MCC rather than wholly owned by MCC as operationally independent, nonprofit program.

Newly updated resource helps churches understand sexual abuse

Booklet on sexual abuse in the church grew out of a desire to respond to the difficulties faced by survivors and churches in the aftermath of abuse by a church leader.

A table of sharing - annual video

2011 MCC annual video. Six stories of how MCC shares God's love and compassion for all.

Civilian Public Service website to be launched May 15

Website will enable present and future generations to connect with stories of past and current conscientious objectors.
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