What We Do
MEETING THE DIVERSE NEEDS OF NEW AMERICANS WITH A SPIRIT OF RADICAL HOSPITALITY SINCE 2007.
Arriving in the United States of America as an immigrant or refugee is unlike arriving in your country of origin. Whether by choice or otherwise, this often presents new Americans with a number of cultural, linguistic, practical, and socio-economic challenges.
Incorporated in 2010, Massachusetts Baptist Multicultural Ministry’s (MBMM) mission is simple: to advocate for, celebrate, and empower (ACE) New Americans. This is accomplished through helping them with critical needs that include translating, helping file state, federal, employment, legal, and health care documents, provide ESL training, and after-school programs. MBMM opens opportunities for New Americans to create a context celebrating diversity, inclusion, and the ability to share their respective cultures and traditions.
OUR INITIATIVES
MBMM has two principle initiatives: ACE Center for New Americans and the Thriving Pastoral Ministry Program. Click the buttons below to learn more!
HOW WE DO IT
For more detailed financial information about MBMM, feel free to review our Form 990’s prepared by Brooks & Associates CPAs Inc.
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Hope in the American Dream
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Arriving in the United States of America as an immigrant or refugee is unlike arriving in your country of origin. Whether by choice or otherwise, this often presents new Americans with a number of cultural, linguistic, practical, and socio-economic challenges.
MBMM & Advocacy
Speak
“Speak out for those who cannot speak, for the rights of all the destitute. Speak out, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy.”
- Proverbs 31: 8-9
MBMM & Celebration
Celebrate Diversity
“We need to give each other the space to grow, to be ourselves, to exercise our diversity. We need to give each other space to that we may both give and receive such beautiful things as ideas, openness, dignity, joy, healing, and inclusion.”
- Max de Pree
MBMM & Empowerment
Act
“Empowerment is difficult to measure in numbers. More than data collection, it is action, serving humanity, uplifting the basic human rights of the displaced, indigent, needy, women, children, elderly, LGBTQ. Empowerment is measured by change.”