With the Inquiry Task Force meeting on March 19th we have a few short weeks to gather as many voices as we can to give us different perspectives and opinions on our last question of the month:

"What should be MCC’s top 3 programmatic priorities over the next 10-20 years?"

With the Inquiry Task Force meeting on March 19th we have a few short weeks to gather as many voices as we can to give us different perspectives and opinions on our last question of the month:

"What should be MCC’s top 3 programmatic priorities over the next 10-20 years?"

What is the Ideal Structure of MCC Going Forward?  On the New Wineskins homepage, http://newwineskins.mcc.org we have posted a document called “MCC Structure Discussion” that was prepared by the New Wineskins consulting team for the Inquiry Task Force.  We are asking that each of you take a few minutes to read and review it – you will find t

This is the question we want answered by each of you and this is the question that you will hear from us about this month.
 

Welcome back after the holidays, and happy New Year to you all!  Up until now, we have been focusing on the getting the Web site functioning easily and efficiently so that people from all over are ab

Season’s Greetings!

Fall has indeed arrived!

As you know, Mennonite Central Committee is undergoing a process of reshaping called New Wine/New Wineskins. Through New Wineskins, stakeholders like you are part of discerning God's direction for MCC.

New Wineskins uses a process called Appreciative Inquiry (AI), which is an approach to organizational development that engages as many individuals as possible with the organization's renewal process.