Service opportunities

Service placements

Find your place. Browse opportunites from immigration advocacy to environmental sustainability.

Placements

Service with Mission Network is a rewarding experience where you can connect with like-minded individuals, foster meaningful relationships and make a tangible difference in the lives of others. No matter your background, age, or level of experience, we welcome you to join our diverse and inclusive community as we work together to spread love, compassion, and service to communities around the world.

Service programs

Youth Venture
(Ages 15-22)
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SOOP
(Ages 25+)
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Service Adventure
(Ages 17-20)
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Mennonite Voluntary Service
(Ages 20+)
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Just Peace Pilgrimage
(Ages 15+)
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International Ministries
(Ages 18+)
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Downloads

Choices after graduation poster (English)

Infographic with ideas for next-steps after graduation

Choices after graduation (Spanish)

Infographic with ideas for next-steps after graduation

Gap year poster

Highlights the Service Adventure program (Ages 17-20) and Mennonite Voluntary Service (Ages 20+)

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Congregation's role in service

Home congregations prepare participants spiritually and emotionally, provide advocates, pray for them, and help them share their experience.

Placements

Embody Jesus in your life by sharing your time and talent.

Camp Ithiel

Gotha, Florida

Right to Counsel Coordinator

North America, United States

MCC Appalachia

Whitesburg, Kentucky

Teachers of Bible, Theology, and Leadership Development

Chile, Latin America

CASAS Sabbaticals, short-term service, language learning and personal growth

Guatemala, Latin America

Tucson

Tucson, Arizona

Communications and Marketing Assistant

Alamosa, Colorado

Community Development Liaison

Benin, Africa

Sunrise
Koinonia Farm

Americus, Georgia

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The latest

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The Service Adventure teams in front of the house they helped construct with Mennonite Disaster Service. Left to right: Christian Stoltzfus (Colorado Springs unit co-leader), Adriana Duerksen, Michael Bergen, Mir Knego (Anchorage unit leader), Ruben Veigel, Ian Unzicker, Sam Abrahams. Photo provided.
A week of service — under construction!
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Each year, the San Francisco MVS unit is invited to gather together and craft comforters for themselves. Karen Kreider Yoder, a member of the unit's host congregation, First Mennonite Church of San Francisco, hosts the group at her home for this annual tradition. At the end, each participant takes home their own cozy comforter to use during their service term and beyond! Left to right: Keyan Krabill, Bella Kephart, Emmi Scott and Ana Neufeld Weaver. Photo by Karen Kreider Yoder.
Service reminds us that even the smallest acts bear holy fruit
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Going from “head work” to “heart work”
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Anchorage, Alaska: *Michael Oyer, Kelby Youngberg, Ginny Miller, and Isaiah Fellers.
Do good for yourself and others
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​Martin Luther King, Jr. speaks to a crowd before a march in Chicago. Photo by Neill von Gunten.
Witnessing the church in ‘real life:’ what we learned from Martin Luther King, Jr. and MVS
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