Suzanne P. Kelly named as new MCC CEO
The Minnesota Council of Churches Board of Directors is proud to announce that after a national search a new CEO has been selected.
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MCC CEO to retire. National search launched for new CEO.
*** UPDATE: APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO APRIL 15 ***
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 13, 2024
CONTACT
Rev. Jerad Morey, Director of Strategic Relationships
Minnesota Council of Churches
(507) 403-0070
Rev. Dr. Curtiss Paul DeYoung to retire as Co-CEO of Minnesota Council of Churches
National search for new CEO led by Ballinger Leafblad
Our Prayers Heard 'Round the World: Christian Unity 2023
Our Prayers Heard ‘Round the World
Minnesota Council of Churches and the 2023 International Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
October 23, 5:00pm – 6:30pm
Nativity Lutheran Church, St. Anthony
For more information contact Rev. Jerad Morey, (612) 230-3211
"Do not go on a mission trip to Uganda," say health officials
Church mission trips can serve many purposes from devoting human resources of donations, labor, relationship and prayer to the communities being traveled to and fostering discipleship and global empathy in the sending communities and travelers. However there are times and places when a mission trip is inadvisable. As of this week one of those places is Uganda, which is facing an Ebola outbreak situation.
Minnesota Churches are officially advised to POSTPONE any planned mission trips to the country of Uganda.
New Staff Profile: Farah
In March we welcomed Farah Del to MCC’s employment team! Already an experienced employment counselor, Farah has hit the ground running, helping connect newcomers to their first jobs in the United States.
New Staff Profile: Mikyla
Please join us in welcoming Mikyla to MCC Refugee Services as an Immigration Specialist!
How long, O Lord?
Minneapolis, MN – Rev. Dr. Curtiss Paul DeYoung, CEO of the Minnesota Council of Churches, issued this statement:
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