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Who
We Are
Mennonite Creation Care Network (MCCN) is a bi-national Christian
organization affiliated with the Mennonite
Church USA and the Mennonite
Church Canada. Our focus is the Mennonite “household”—especially
its congregations—but we welcome anyone who wishes to be part
of a faith-based network of people engaged in caring for creation. Click
the verbs to see the goals below in action.
MCCN encourages the Church to:
• Claim its
biblical and theological foundation for the care of God’s Creation.
• Discover the
ties that link all created beings to each other and to God.
• Confess the
harm we have caused the natural world and our neighbors.
• Act faithfully
to restore the earth.
Got Plans for Earth Day?
Earth Day 2012 is coming up on April 22. Need ideas? Here’s how some other Christians are remembering God’s good earth this April:
Mennonite Central Committee Ontario is sponsoring an E-Waste Drive. They’ve also got resources to share.
The folks at Let All Creation Praise have gathered some brand new hymns for Earth Day. They are available for free.
Evangelical Environmental Network is sponsoring a Global Day of Prayer for Creation Care on April 26. Mercury pollution and its effect on the unborn is one of their top prayer concerns.
National Council of Churches of Christ Eco-justice Programs offers a curriculum entitled, Ethics of Energy especially for Earth Day.
Mennonite Creation Care Network
P.O. Box 263 Wolf Lake, IN 46796
PHONE 260-799-5869
FAX 260-799-5875
Luke Gascho provides leadership for MCCN. Contact
him at 260-799-5869 or by email at lukeag@goshen.edu
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Internships Available
Mennonite Creation Care Network and Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen College collaborate to offer a full-time paid internship each year. We are looking to hire a recent college graduate with strong writing skills, a love for the outdoors, a good grasp of Christian faith and in interest in helping churches integrate creation care into their ministries.
More information
Request application materials
Need a break from books but not from learning following graduation? Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen College is offering a one-year paid internship at its Rieth Village site just south of Wolf Lake, Ind. We are seeking an agroecology intern with a love for gardening and an interest in helping others benefit from local, sustainably grown foods.
More information
The latest MCCN E-newsletter came out in mid-February. Click
here to read it.
Mennonite Creation Care Network's Creation
Care Council (pictured above, center) held its annual face-to-face meeting March 9 and 10, 2012 in Goshen, Ind.
Read the
minutes.
100 Shades of Green Campaign
MCCN
is seeking 100 congregations actively engaged in creation care
and linked to the network through a creation care liaison.
Even if you are just wishing for a greener congregation, we'd
like to hear from you. Visit our 100
shades of green page to find out how to get your congregation
on board.
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