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MVS: Where volunteering leads to a vocation

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Service opportunities

Tucson
Reading Seed Specialist
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
Tucson
Adult & Workforce Education (AWE) Program Assistant
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
San Francisco
Mission Action: Paralegal Intern
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
San Francisco
Immigration Legal Service Fellow
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
San Francisco
Right to Counsel Coordinator
Eviction Defense Collaborative
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
Anchorage
Art Studio Assistant
Hope Community Resources Inc.
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
Iglesia Cristiana Roca de Refugio, San Antonio, TX
San Antonio
Iglesia Cristiana Roca de Refugio, San Antonio, TX
SOOP
Ages 25+
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Underground Railroad Pilgrimage
Chapter 3
Just Peace Pilgrimage
Ages 18+
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Rainbow’s End Thrift Store
Rainbow's End Thrift Store
SOOP
Ages 25+
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Special Ed Student Support Services
Alamosa School District
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
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After School Program Teacher (K-5th)
Mission Graduates
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
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Friends of the Urban Forest
Friends of the Urban Forest
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+

Ministry partners

VMMissions

United States stories

  • News, Video
While some units have access to a vehicle, every group gets well accustomed to local public transportation and biking as means of getting around. The 2023-24 MVS Tucson unit on a weekend biking outing around the city. Left to right: Hannah Nuest, Deborah Yoder, Magdalena Wenger, Nely Cotuc, and Ally Weaver. Photo by Hanna Nuest.
MVS: Where volunteering leads to a vocation
  • Blog
First Mennonite Church of San Francisco
MVS celebrates 50 years in San Francisco
  • Blog
The pilgrimage included a tour of Monument Valley, on the ancestral land of the Navajo Nation. Monument Valley is considered sacred by the Navajo people. Despite this, it was mined for uranium in the 1940s-60s, leaving behind nuclear waste, abandoned mines, and numerous health hazards for the local Indigenous population. Photo by Myrna Krehbiel.
Solidarity pilgrimage in Navajoland
  • Blog
Mya Cook looks up at a cross placed on the border wall. Photo by Jonathan Wenger.
First Mennonite Church group experiences Christ at the Borders
  • Video
Savannah Roth Walter, Ana Esperanza Neufeld Weaver and Milo Jones along the coast in San Francisco
Take a tour of the San Francisco MVS unit house!
  • Video
Alamosa
Tour the Alamosa MVS unit house
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