Landback is survival, healing, justice.
After a powerful journey to his tribal nation's original land, Co-Director of Racial Justice Jim Bear Jacobs reflects on the healing and justice of the Landback movement.
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MCC reduces refugee services staff by 15 percent
Respectful Conversations Lead Facilitator named Minnesota Community Builder
An MCC Respectful Conversations Lead Facilitator received the Star Tribune's Bridge Builder 2024 award for building peace at a major Respectful Conversation in Saint Cloud.
Courage to Stand Together
Minnesota Council of Chuches will follow the mandates of Christ and the mission our 27 member denominations created us to accomplish. We will organize, advocate, partner and pray, manifesting the courage to stand together. You can help.
Minnesota Church Center Closed Due to Cold
Minnesota Church Center closed January 21.
News for the Common Good 2024 in Review
What were the most popular links in our 2024 newsletters according to MCC News for the Common Good readers?
Wellness Week: MCC Closed Dec 30 - Jan 3
MCC will be closed December 30, 2024 - January 3, 2025 for a week of reflection and preparation.
CEO Installation: Sermonic Response from Elder Suzanne P. Kelly
In response to the sermonic charges offered by Bishop Jeffrey L. Smith and Ruling Elder Rev. Elona Street Stewart, MCC's new CEO Elder Suzanne P. Kelly shares her vision for the future of manifesting the unity of the body of Christ and building the common good in the world through the Minnesota Council of Churches.
Call Your Congressional Representative to Stop the Nonprofit Killer Bill!
An urgent call to act by the National Council of Churches:
CEO Kelly Installation: Sermonic charge from Ruling Elder Rev. Elona Street Stewart
Ruling Elder Rev. Elona Street Steward, Synod Executive of the Synod of Lakes and Prairies and Vice President of the MCC Board of Directors, offered the second sermonic charge at the Installation service for MCC's new CEO Elder Suzanne P. Kelly. The Ruling Elder charged not only Elder Kelly but the whole church community to "boldly confront injustice."