Serve with MCC

MCC is always looking for people to join our work of serving others in the name of Christ.

There are many ways you can participate in MCC’s mission; you can serve in your own community or on the other side of the world. We also have programs specifically for young adults.

Browse through our current openings to find opportunities to work or serve with MCC. Or check out our Frequently asked questions to learn more about what it’s like to serve with MCC.

Serving with MCC

Marisa Clymer Shank (right) serves as a literacy promoter in Nicaragua. She’s interviewing 9-year-old Edwin Potoy Guido Francisco at Rayito del Sol school in Managua, Nicaragua.

MCC Photo by Christa Marshall
Marisa Clymer Shank (right) serves as a literacy promoter in Nicaragua. She’s interviewing 9-year-old Edwin Potoy Guido Francisco at Rayito del Sol school in Managua, Nicaragua.

MCC Photo by Silas Crews
Anna Stauffer (left) and Miriam Witmer (right) volunteer at the MCC Material Resources Center in Ephrata, Pa.

Rany Putri is an architect from Indonesia who participated in MCC’s International Volunteer Exchange Program in 2011-2012. She assisted staff at aodbt, an architecture and interior design firm in Saskatoon, Sask.

MCC photo by Chai Bouphaphanh
Rany Putri is an architect from Indonesia who participated in MCC’s International Volunteer Exchange Program in 2011-2012. She assisted staff at aodbt, an architecture and interior design firm in Saskatoon, Sask.

Photo courtesy of Jodi Mikalachki
Jodi Mikalachki was an MCC worker in Burundi who helped with education for the Batwa ethnic group.

MCC photo by Melissa Engle
Celmali Jaime is an MCC Summer Service worker who directed a summer children's camp in Philadelphia.

Carrie Martin (right), works with Rehab Craft Cambodia, a fair trade, non-profit craft organization located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

MCC photo by Melissa Engle
Carrie Martin (right), works with Rehab Craft Cambodia, a fair trade, non-profit craft organization located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

MCC photo by Matthew Sawatzky
Andy Arthur is co-manager of the Village Green MCC Thrift Shop in Saskatoon, Sask.

Monika Neufeld, right, and Tessa Gerberich, left, worked as Nurses at Faith Alive Clinic in Jos, Nigeri as part of MCC’s Serving and Learning Together program.

MCC Photo by Dave Klassen
Monika Neufeld, right, and Tessa Gerberich, left, worked as Nurses at Faith Alive Clinic in Jos, Nigeri as part of MCC’s Serving and Learning Together program.

Beth Good (left) is Health Coordinator for MCC and Patricia Kisare (right) is a legislative associate in MCC’s Washington Office. They’re visiting Capitol Hill to speak with congressional offices about funding for global HIV/AIDS programs.

MCCPhoto by Jesse Epp-Fransen
Beth Good (left) is Health Coordinator for MCC and Patricia Kisare (right) is a legislative associate in MCC’s Washington Office. They’re visiting Capitol Hill to speak with congressional offices about funding for global HIV/AIDS programs.

Volunteers work in the kitchen at Sam’s Place in Winnipeg, Man. Left to right are Sasha Homenko, Anna Marie Giesbrecht, Laeun Kin and Birte Wiebe.

MCC photo by Joanie Peters
Volunteers work in the kitchen at Sam’s Place in Winnipeg, Man. Left to right are Sasha Homenko, Anna Marie Giesbrecht, Laeun Kin and Birte Wiebe.

MCC Photo by Nina Linton
Simeon DiGennaro is an MCCer working with Global Service Corps, an agricultural centre in Arusha, Tanzania.

MCC Photo by Silas Crews
Ron Muse is a peace worker who leads Bible study at the Philadelphia Detention Center; his work is supported by MCC.

Gordon Epp-Fransen, left, and Carolyne Epp-Fransen, centre, are MCC representatives for Iran, Iraq and Jordan. They’re with Archbishop Sebouh Sarkissian at the Armenian Orthodox Prelacy offices, in Tehran, Iran.

Photo by Harry Huebner, CMU
Gordon Epp-Fransen, left, and Carolyne Epp-Fransen, centre, are MCC representatives for Iran, Iraq and Jordan. They’re with Archbishop Sebouh Sarkissian at the Armenian Orthodox Prelacy offices, in Tehran, Iran.