[cross-posted from Healing Minnesota Stories blog]
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Truth Telling About Racism
MCC is pleased to announce the launch of a three-tier action platform for dismantling the structures and repairing the damage of racism in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Council of Churches (MCC) announces a merger with the Minnesota Council of Churches Foundation (MCCF). MCCF will merge into Minnesota Council of Churches. The Foundation was formed in 1950 to oversee endowment funds donated in support of the ministry of the Council.
<Cross-posted from Healing Minnesota Stories blog by Scott Russell>
We’re so excited to welcome back Katia Iverson Kadogo after few years away. Katia is returning in the role of Manager of Health and Education, a new role that will oversee our expanded programming in that area.
We’re excited to welcome Emily Titus, our new specialist in the Intensive Case Management program. Her role involves coming alongside refugees who have a particular vulnerability to develop a plan for self-sufficiency and supporting them in that goal.
We're excited to have Nou Vang with us this summer as a MSW intern. Nou is helping with our case management and resettlement services.
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April 13, 2021
Minnesota Council of Churches Statement on Killing of Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center by Police
This story, stemming from a Blessed Ramadan sign, brought tears to audience members at a luncheon. It came to us from a Twin Cities Metro Area clergyperson:
Today I wasn’t home when our groceries were delivered. My husband was home.
In response to advocacy from a survivor of abuse which took place in a church, MCC's CEO Rev. Dr.
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Truth Telling About Racism
MCC is pleased to announce the launch of a three-tier action platform for dismantling the structures and repairing the damage of racism in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Council of Churches (MCC) announces a merger with the Minnesota Council of Churches Foundation (MCCF). MCCF will merge into Minnesota Council of Churches. The Foundation was formed in 1950 to oversee endowment funds donated in support of the ministry of the Council.
<Cross-posted from Healing Minnesota Stories blog by Scott Russell>
We’re so excited to welcome back Katia Iverson Kadogo after few years away. Katia is returning in the role of Manager of Health and Education, a new role that will oversee our expanded programming in that area.
We’re excited to welcome Emily Titus, our new specialist in the Intensive Case Management program. Her role involves coming alongside refugees who have a particular vulnerability to develop a plan for self-sufficiency and supporting them in that goal.
We're excited to have Nou Vang with us this summer as a MSW intern. Nou is helping with our case management and resettlement services.
NEWS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 13, 2021
Minnesota Council of Churches Statement on Killing of Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center by Police
This story, stemming from a Blessed Ramadan sign, brought tears to audience members at a luncheon. It came to us from a Twin Cities Metro Area clergyperson:
Today I wasn’t home when our groceries were delivered. My husband was home.
In response to advocacy from a survivor of abuse which took place in a church, MCC's CEO Rev. Dr.