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MCC U.S. offers guide for immigrant conscientious objectors

New resource provides information for conscientious objectors applying for U.S. citizenship.

Meat canning remains strong in spite of a difficult economy

MCC's 2008-2009 canning season yields more than 566,000 cans of meat for people around the world.

Reflection: Fears concerning the H1N1 virus have led to discrimination

As anti-immigrant groups use health concerns to stir up prejudice, MCC urges churches to extend Christ's compassion and welcome to newcomers.

Reflection: A renewed commitment to the marginalized

Participants in an MCC learning tour on women and migration issues reflect on their experiences and renewed commitments.

Using postcards to ban cluster bombs

MCC U.S. launches a postcard campaign as part of ongoing advocacy against the use of cluster bombs.

Colombia Mennonites worship and witness for justice and peace

Canadian and U.S. churches are asked to join annual event.

MCC U.S. Washington Office announces winners of 10th essay contest

The contest is for high school students from MCC constituent denominations, as well as students attending Mennonite high schools.

Caring for creation through advocacy

Congress considers land protection legislation.

MCC U.S. Washington Office seminar will highlight the global food crisis

The seminar will examine the short- and long-term causes of the rise in world food prices and resulting instability and explore how Christians can respond.

MCC U.S. sends letter to President Bush on Gaza situation

Letter calls for cease-fire and asks that humanitarian aid be allowed into Gaza.
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