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Summer service

Growing through service

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

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.

Afghan children, U.S. young adults to be aided by MCC U.S. peace initiative

“Turning toward peace” offers way for people to support peace by contributing to education in Afghanistan and young adult leadership development in the U.S.

Turning toward peace

“Turning toward peace” initiative provides an opportunity to sow the seeds of peace by supporting MCC’s Global Family program in Afghanistan, or the MCC U.S. Summer Service program.

Summer Service workers invest in their communities

MCC Summer Service workers in Central States stretch themselves to meet the needs of their communities.

Accounting major shares insights with children through MCC U.S. summer leadership program

Eboni Gibson teaches and uses financial responsibility in her MCC U.S.’ Summer Service Worker program assignment at Calvary Community Church, Hampton, Va.

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.

Youth participate in cycle of sharing in Montreal

Summer program provides opportunity to learn about effects of poverty and marginalization.

Summer Service workers share respect, build relationships

Workers lead activities at a camp of White River Cheyenne Mennonite Church in Busby, Mont.
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