 This scholarship helps to fund a portion of the college tuition of several deserving students, regardless of race or ethnicity. With the rising cost of tuition, this is an opportunity that students will want to take advantage of and apply for this scholarship.
To be eligible students must:
The deadline for the MLK Jr. Scholarship is February 21, 2020. Students may access and complete the application at https://www.sanantonio.gov/MLK/MLKScholarship.
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 For 2019 income tax purposes, we are asking that you remember MCC San Antonio as a tax-deductible donation. To be declared for 2019, donations must be received by December 31. The last Sunday in December is December 29.
We remain committed and dedicated to our goals which are to offer meaningful, productive ministries to our members and our community. To remain a center of Truth and Light for all those seeking a spiritual home and a family of love. If you have a particular project or ministry to which you would like to give your support, we will do our utmost to honor your request. Checks or money orders may be mailed to: MCC San Antonio 611 East Myrtle San Antonio, TX 78212 However you choose to support MCCSA, please know that we sincerely appreciate what you do to help and pray that you will continue to be blessed as you bless us. Love and blessings A Christmas Message from Rev. Elder Cecilia Eggleston, Moderator of Metropolitan Community Churches12/21/2019
 The church office will be closed during the Christmas and New Year Holiday from December 23rd - January 7th, but there will be someone monitoring the church phones.
Church services will still continue as regular.
As we continue to grieve the death of Rev. Elder Freda Smith, a saint, pioneer, activist, and iconic MCC pastor, we invite you to join us in celebration her life organized by Freda's widow, Kathleen Meadows; pastor, Rev. Terri Miller; and Rev. Troy Perry, founder of Metropolitan Community Churches.
 Memorializing Rev. Elder Freda Smith
Rev. Elder Freda Smith has inspired a generation of women, lesbians, and people of every gender and orientation. Just yesterday, we learned that Freda was placed into hospice care, and today we heard that she died. We give thanks for the compassionate care of hospice, and we pray for her long-time spouse of 40 years, Kathleen Meadows. There aren't many people in the history of the movement of Metropolitan Community Churches that have been as instrumental as Rev. Elder Freda Smith. And, we pause together to give thanks and to honor her life and her contribution. Not only did she inspire and change MCC, she also worked tirelessly and courageously in her state of California for legislative change as an early political activist. |
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