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Service Adventure Maintenance Intern
Greccio Housing
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
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Family Promise Assistant
Family Promise (Interfaith Hospitality Network)
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
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Downtown Soup Kitchen Hope Center Assistant
Downtown Soup Kitchen Hope Center
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
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Day Program Assistant
Our House Inc - Bright Futures Program
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
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Food Pantry Worker
Catholic Social Services, St. Frances House
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
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Mennonite Church USA Archives
SOOP
Ages 25+
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Habitat Associate
Habitat for Humanity
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
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Conservation Education Coordinator
Rio Grande Watershed Conservation and Education Initiative
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
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Camp Camrec
SOOP
Ages 25+
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Navajo BIC Mission
SOOP
Ages 25+
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Navajo BIC Overcomers
SOOP
Ages 25+
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World Hunger Relief
SOOP
Ages 25+

Ministry partners

Anabaptist Mission Partners

United States stories

  • News
The pilgrims stand before the Harriet Tubman Mural on an exterior wall of the Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center in Cambridge, Maryland. Artist Michael Rosato designed and painted the mural, which was completed in 2019. From left to right: Paul Knapke, JoAnn Knapke, Julie Hart, Rachel Gratz, Krisann Applegate, Alex Green (Harriett Tubman Tours tour guide), Philip Hart, Katherine Bauman, Marlene Suter, Scott Applegate, Conrad Gratz. Photo by Arloa Bontrager.
Tracing footsteps to freedom
  • Blog
Emily Keefer's room in the Alamosa MVS unit house. During recovery from a concussion received from a volleyball game, Keefer's doctor recommended time in the dark — no work, no screens, and no bright lights. Photo by Emily Keefer.
Healing and listening for the whisper of God
  • Church planting, Video
Chris Scott
One church planter’s calling and journey
  • Blog
Each year, the San Francisco MVS unit is invited to gather together and craft comforters for themselves. Karen Kreider Yoder, a member of the unit's host congregation, First Mennonite Church of San Francisco, hosts the group at her home for this annual tradition. At the end, each participant takes home their own cozy comforter to use during their service term and beyond! Left to right: Keyan Krabill, Bella Kephart, Emmi Scott and Ana Neufeld Weaver. Photo by Karen Kreider Yoder.
Service reminds us that even the smallest acts bear holy fruit
  • News
Before retirement, Marcella Hershberger held many titles at Mission Network. Most recently, she was the Divisional Coordinator for Ventures. Photo by David Fast.
A twice-hired journey of faith
  • Video
Anchorage, Alaska: *Michael Oyer, Kelby Youngberg, Ginny Miller, and Isaiah Fellers.
Do good for yourself and others
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