Author: Galen Zook

Thank you to Faith Brethren in Christ Church for making our students treat bags for Valentine’s Day! Thank you to Mosaic Church for treating our staff to a Mission BBQ staff
lunch! Thank you to Norm Kross and his small group for performing much needed maintenance work on our school building!

Seniors Bethany and Mariah have finished all their work toward their high school diplomas. These young women persevered with challenging course material and completed their assigned work early. Pray for Bethany and Mariah as they make plans to go to college. Pray for our other seniors, DeQuann, Julia and Katherine, as they finish their requirements needed for a high school diploma. The MCCS High School Graduation will be held Saturday, June 17th at 11 am at Wilkens Avenue Mennonite Church. Please join us for this blessed event!

MCCS is currently hiring teaching staff for the 2017- 2018 school year. Applicants should be devoted followers of Jesus Christ, an active member in good standing of a church, and have experience working with children or youth in a school, ministry, or camp setting. All positions are 10-month positions, unless otherwise stated. Positions will begin in late August 2017. All employees must submit to a state and federal background check as a part of the hiring process. If you are interested, submit a resume to mtclarecs@gmail.com.

In March, two teams of students from the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Baltimore Spring Break Urban Program served at MCCS. These students attend local colleges in Baltimore and gave up their spring break vacations to serve in our inner city. SBUP students performed a variety of tasks: shoveling snow, removing ice, organizing our supplies, tutoring students, and helping in other ways. Both teams were full of joy, creativity and love for the Lord. Our students benefit from interacting with young adults who are committed to the Lord, and some of whom themselves come from urban backgrounds. One SBUP student remarked, “This time when I came, students were asking me questions about college. That hadn’t happened before, and I thought it was really cool!” As our students interact with Christian college students, they gain a vision and hope for their academic and spiritual future.