Applications are currently being accepted for the position of Interim Thrift Shop Coordinator. This person will work with the 11 MCC Saskatchewan Thrift Shops to strengthen their connections to each other, their ministry in their communities and their links to the global work of MCC.

Lent provides an opportunity for us to reflect upon our lives, to pray more deeply, experience sorrow for what we've done and failed to do, and to be generous to those in need.  MCC Manitoba has prepared a Lenten guide for reflection, action and prayer that focuses on Mining Justice; it is part of a larger MCC campaign on mining and its impact on people, communities and God's creation. You are invited to use these Lenten materials for reflection and prayer and to learn about Mining Justice.

Through drama, story, and discussion the Bethany Players, from Bethany College and the Restorative Justice and Victim's Voice programs of MCC are partnering to present "Re:connections," a drama about the struggle to find life for all who are affected by criminal act of violence.

The 2010 Giving Catalog is filled with giving projects featuring MCC's work in disaster relief, building stronger communities and encouraging peace.

A 'Food for All' fundraiser with special guest speakers, Joel and Jenny Bishop-Kempf, MCC service workers in Mozambique.