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MCC urges Obama administration to avoid military might in central Africa

MCC encourages Obama administration to fully utilize the diplomatic and economic elements of U.S foreign policy, rather than military might, to disarm rebels in central Africa.

Sisters express gratitude by making quilts and comforters

Recipients of material aid more than 60 years ago use their skills to provide similar relief for people in need through MCC and other organizations.

MCC aims to shrink carbon footprint

MCC aims at reducing its carbon footprint by 20 percent over the next 10 years, by addressing air travel and building efficiency.

“A Table of Sharing” to mark MCC's 90th year

June academic conference will mark MCC’s 90th anniversary, explore MCC’s role in Mennonite identity.

“Turning toward peace” aims to help Afghan children

MCC U.S. initiative provides avenue for war tax resisters to help children in Afghanistan.

Urban leaders take first steps toward forming global network

A network of global Anabaptist leaders is forming organically, taking fledgling steps in its first learning experience in Seoul. MCC is facilitating the connections.

MCC U.S. invites applications for transitional executive director role

Position has special emphasis on implementing organizational change in cooperation with the various MCC entities in Canada and the United States.

Indiana senior wins MCC U.S. essay contest

MCC U.S. Washington Office announces winners of high school essay contest about international debt relief.

Landmines: Calling for bold action from the U.S. in 2010

MCC U.S. urges action to encourage U.S. to sign mine ban.

War Taxes

Taxes for War: Do they belong to God or Caesar?
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