Myron Schrag recently participated in an MCC Great Lakes learning tour to Palestine/Israel. He reflects on what he saw and experienced in the "holy land."
Lula Ross, a resident at Sunnyside Village Retirement Community in Sarasota, Florida, sorts, cleans, packages and prices jewelry items donated to MCC Connections thrift shop over in Kidron, Ohio.
Bud and Shari Yordy from Flanagan, Illinois, are currently serving as Program Administrators in Cambodia with MCC. They are energized by MCC's work with partners in the region.
Urgent need: The meat canning currently taking place in Goshen, Indiana, is in need of funds to pay for the 77,000 pounds of turkey and operation costs for the nine-day event. As MCC canned meat is being distributed in Haiti, consider joining with this local meat canning effort.
The mobile meat canner is making its way through the Great Lakse region. In January, it will stop in Freeport, Illinois, where they hope to can 18,000 pounds of turkey.
Spare change can lead to global change. MCC's Penny Power program raises funds for food, water and development projects around the world. Images accompany music by Les Gustafson-Zook.
Many children around the world are without basic school supplies. School kits from Mennonite Central Committee help provide hope and the opportunity to learn. Images accompany music by Les Gustafson-Zook.
A recent MCC learning tour to Sudan showed the glimmers of hope amidst a harsh reality. Steve Steiner, MCC Great Lakes constituent, reflects upon what he experienced on the trip.
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