MCC work in the U.S.

In the United States, MCC works through four regional offices and MCC U.S. program services, seeking to collaborate with congregations and communities to serve together in the name of Christ.

We are committed to changing oppressive systems by working interdependently with those who are oppressed. We actively educate and advocate on the following issues through MCC U.S. program services:

Anti-oppression

We work actively to dismantle racism and sexism in our church and society.

Immigration education

We work in solidarity with new immigrants to the United States, particularly newcomers within our constituency.

Peace education

We nurture an active commitment to Christ's way of peace within our constituency in the face of militarism, violence, abuse, nationalism and materialism.

Restorative justice

We provide information and resources on restorative justice and conflict transformation processes, and assist individuals and groups in responding constructively to conflicts and harms in their lives and communities. 

Summer Service

Through this program, young adults from diverse ethnic backgrounds develop leadership skills and serve in their home communities.

Washington Office

Through the MCC U.S. Washington Office, we provide and encourage a prophetic witness to the way of Christ on matters of U.S. public policy, working to change national policies that cause poverty, suffering and oppression.

Fear not: Seek peace campaign

MCCs in the U.S. are collaborating on a campaign, "Fear not: Seek peace," which provides educational materials, worship and advocacy resources focused on domestic violence, gun violence and U.S. militarism.

Regional Sites

To see what MCC is doing in your area, check out your regional Web site.