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MVS legacy
​In 2006
MVS unit ends, service legacy lives on
By Laurie Oswald Robinson
United States
MVS Unit Series
A mural in Tucson. The letters contain culturally significant things in the city
Tucson MVS hosts a vibrant, welcoming community
By Zachary Headings
United States
Colombia protests
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Taking justice to the streets
By Rebekah York
Colombia
Obituary
​Earl Roth (left) greets Chief Nyanga (second from right) and other friends on an administrative trip to Congo in 1993. Photo from MCUSA archives.
Former missionary graciously did what needed to be done
By Lynda Hollinger-Janzen with Charles Buller
Service Adventure
​Donna Detweiler (support committee member)
Fire, finances are no match for AMC fortitude
By Laurie Oswald Robinson
United States
Mediation training
​During the online conflict transformation sessions in Quito
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MVS Unit Series
A sunset as seen from Joel Klassen's (MVSer
Community is key for MVS in Chicago
By Zachary Headings
United States
D.C. Guesthouse
​Eric and Nathan Miller make a bed at the International Guest House in Washington
Washington, D.C. justice and peace ministry evolves with changing times
By Allegheny Mennonite Conference
United States
DOOR Discover
​Image provided by DOOR.
COVID-19 anniversary
Julia Xol is one of two Kekchi editors working with Deb Byler
Pandemic pivots bring positive results
By Laurie Oswald Robinson
Peru
MennoCon2021
​MennoCon2021 registrants -- including youth groups and individuals/families -- have a fun new option this year for engaging with the Servant Project idea in their local communities. It is called "Service in a Box." Read below for how to get your box! Image design by Cynthia Friesen Coyle. 
Moving from Servant Projects to Service in a Box
By Laurie Oswald Robinson
United States