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    MCCJ is proud to announce that we have been awarded a grant from the Children’s Trust under their Youth Development initiative! This grant will enable MCCJ to build on its successful Heritage Panel programs, establish the MetroTown summer leadership program and year-round MetroTown Diversity Leadership Team for teens.
 
  • MetroTown, our summer leadership and diversity training program for teens, concluded on August 5th.
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  • Sunday, September 11th: Tenth Anniversary of 9/11. Moment of silence throughout the county at 11:00am. Interfaith service at 7:00pm at Temple Judea. Learn more.
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  • Wednesday , September 8: Clergy Dialog Opening Meeting
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  • Tuesday , September 20: Silver Medallioh Selection Lunch
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    "Never doubt that a small group..."

      of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world...Indeed it's the only thing that ever has" - Margaret Mead

    Welcome!

      MCCJ was established by people of good will, based on the simple premise that if we engage in dialogue, our understanding of our differences will allow us to work together on an infinite number of common interests. Today, MCCJ continues to be a vital force for improving racial, cultural and inter-faith relations by creating safe havens for dialogue, training inclusive leaders, highlighting the benefits of diversity and building bridges of understanding and respect among local residents.
      MCCJ envisions a Miami in which all people are treated with dignity….a just community, which embraces and celebrates its diversity. Our mission is to advance understanding and respect for all faiths, races, cultures through advocacy, education, dialogue and conflict resolution.
      MCCJ is a member of the National Federation of Just Communities.

    Day of Dialogue 2011: Saturday, December 3rd, 9am - 2 pm

      Imagine an Engaged Miami Accepting Differences, Building Trust
        University of Miami’s CRECER (Challenging Racism and Empowering Communities through Ethnocultural Research) team, MCCJ (Miami Coalition of Christians and Jews), and Catalyst Miami cordially invite you to join us for a Day of Dialogue.
          The day will focus on the importance of addressing barriers to cross-cultural understanding and engagement, with an emphasis on the importance of trust and unity across Miami’s mosaic.
            College of Arts and Sciences Gallery and Conference Center at the Wesley Foundation

    9/11 Anniversary Interfaith Service

    MetroTown Opened July 31st at St. Thomas University.

    Click here to learn more about our summer youth leadership camp.

    2011 Humanitarian Award Gala - Photo Gallery

    MCCJ Celebrates Diversity at Humanitarian DinnerThere are some people who make every moment count for the good of our community. Six of these outstanding individuals were honored at the annual MCCJ Silver Medallion gala at the Four Seasons Hotel. Over 400 guests “celebrated the heroes of the present and the voices of the future,” at the sold-out event that has become one of the season’s highlights. Receiving the prestigious medallions were Humanitarian honorees Hilarie Bass, Richard D. Fain and Dr. Rudolph Moise, Clergy honorees Rev. Dr. Patrick O’Neill and Rabbi Solomon Schiff, and Lifetime Achievement honoree Donald I. Bierman. Read more or View entire photo gallery here...