Emily Loewen, Marketing and Communications manager for MCC Canada, visited MCC programs and recipients in western Ukraine in December. She records her impressions and photos in this article.
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In the Patience of Love’s Delay, Part 3 In the previous installments of this 4-part series addressing Christian patience, I suggested first that we should take heed of the need …
My Jesus is a King the King of kings the King of Israel the King of heaven and earth the King of Righteousness
God’s patience is most clearly manifested in Jesus Christ. It is in the revelation of Jesus Christ, and the attestation of Scripture that we can begin to speak of the …
The success of the Fund caused the MDS Canada board to decide to make it permanent. A total of $200,000 CAD is available each year, with a limit of $5,000 …
Our Board was able to meet in-person for two days in BC in October 2022. There was great appreciation for the value in being able to work in-person. Our goal …
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Arnold Community Church hosts block party to thank community ten months after flood
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As Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) begins its 2022-2023 meat canning season, the need for food in Ukraine and other countries around the world is growing. In Ukraine, millions of people …
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If we intentionally choose to act differently, we feel more relaxed. For instance, when our breathing becomes fast, shallow and misplaced in our chest, try slowing your breath. Breathe in …
Mennonite Disaster Service volunteers hard at work in Atlantic Canada after Hurricane Fiona 61 jobs done since end of September WINNIPEG, Man. — “People are really thankful, they can’t imagine …
There is a particular need for experienced chainsaw operators since crews will be working with trees of up to a metre or more in diameter.