What’s in the bag? Hope
Wendy Vado is the Connecting Peoples Coordinator with MCC Nicaragua/Costa Rica.
A few days ago I traveled to Colombia for a regional orientation for new MCC workers. I confess that I was not exactly excited...
A Sacred Pilgrimage
Nancy Sabas Gonzalez works with MCC-Colombia as the Companion and Promoter of GemPaz’s regional work.
Since 2011, Luvis Diaz Chavez and Judith Navarro Martinez have demonstrated their commitment to the wome...
Andean Anabaptist Encounter — Statement on Venezuela
Elizabeth Miller is the Country Representative for MCC Colombia-Ecuador.
In November, representatives from Mennonite, Mennonite Brethren and Brethren in Christ conferences in Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, and Ven...
Memories of Trauma
Annalee Giesbrecht is the MCC Haiti Advocacy and Communications Co-ordinator. Read more about MCC's work in Haiti at haitimcc.org.
At 3 p.m., after a full day in the waiting room of Haiti’s central tax offic...
Stop running and learn to walk: Chocó, Colombia
Francisca Pacheco Alvarado, from Valparaíso, Chile, is working with MCC-SEED in Istmina, Chocó, Colombia, accompanying the new community in peace building.
It occurs to me that you will become different...
A Life in Service of Others
Maggie Mulhern, from Louisville, Colorado and the First Presbyterian Church in Boulder, Colorado, served in Oruro, Bolivia with the Center of Ecology and Andean Peoples (CEPA) as part of the Seed II program wit...
Where We Start the Migration Story Matters
This post was originally published on Sojourners.
Katie Ulrich is currently serving as a SALTer in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, working as a Research and Communications Fellow with the Association for a More Just ...
Little Candles to Save the World
This post was originally published by Anna Vogt, Director of MCC's Ottawa Office, on December 8, 2017 here.
As always, last night was beautiful. Families and friends filled the Parkway. The normally dark Bog...
Nica Food Diaries Part 2: The Nacatamal
Julie Aeschliman is the Education Program Coordinator for MCC Nicaragua.
Nacatamales are a bit of a mystery to me. Unlike tamales found in other parts of Mesoamerica, nacatamales are uniquely Nicaraguan, ma...