Peaceful Options for Training and Careers (POTC) has launched a website where young adults across the U.S. can find information about non-military career, service and training
Mennonite Central Committee’s home-repair program in Appalachia changed its name to MCC Appalachia Build on April 2, replacing the former name, Sharing With Appalachian People.
In 2015, when a resolution called “Seeking Peace in Israel and Palestine” was proposed at the Mennonite Church USA convention, many of my Latino and Latina brothers and sisters went to the microphone to express their support for Israel. I was not surprised.
Each time they moved, shelling and bombing made them move again. The brutal reality was that there was no safe place to go.
The Depot MCC Thrift Shops in Goshen, Ind., hit a milestone in December when it reached the $1 million mark of donations in one year to Mennonite Central Committee.
Peaceful Options for Training and Careers has begun training volunteer counselors to help young adults find nonmilitary career, service and training opportunities.
