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This Month

at the Movies




Father Anthony de Mello ...


Father Anthony de Mello was a Jesuit priest and psychotherapist perhaps best known for his books on spirituality.  This month’s videos are the first part of a conference he presented, “Wake Up To Life,” the only conference de Mello allowed to be taped.


More information and recordings from the conference can be found here.


Information on Father de Mello can be found here.


The videos can be seen here.

 

July 2010

Accredited service center of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors and the Samaritan Institute

MCCS Mission


We take a holistic approach to personal and family problems.


We are available to help with the emotional, relational, and spiritual dimensions of life’s challenges.


We are committed to providing a safe place, a listening ear, a caring presence, genuine respect, quality service, and positive regard.


We are dedicated to the healing of heart, mind, and soul.


MCCS

Site Locations:


Charlotte

Central Office

Dilworth UMC

University City UMC

Blair Road UMC

Matthews

East John Street

Tega Cay

Zoar UMC

Huntersville

Assurance UMC

Monroe

Central UMC

Hickory

First UMC

Statesville

Broad Street UMC

Shelby

Central UMC

Gastonia

First UMC

    Who We Are

MCCS has sometimes been called one of the best kept secrets of the Western North Carolina Conference
of the United Methodist Church.  With a central office in Charlotte and 11 satellite offices spread around the western piedmont of North Carolina, we have a presence in 5 districts (Charlotte, Gastonia, Statesville, Lake Norman, and Albemarle), 6 counties (Mecklenburg, Gaston, Union, Cleveland, Iredell, and Catawba), and 7 cities (Charlotte, Hickory, Statesville, Monroe, Shelby, Gastonia, and Huntersville). 

For over 25 years we have been able to offer confidential counseling and therapy to individuals, couples, and families, for both lay persons as well as pastors of various denominations, educational opportunities for clergy and church groups, consultation and mediation in crisis situations, and psychological evaluation and career assessment services for clergy and church leaders. 

Yet we remain one of the best kept secrets of the WNC Conference of the United Methodist Church.  Go figure.

To learn more about MCCS—who we are and what we can provide—check out our services page, read our frequently asked questions, contact one of the therapists in your area, or call our central office at 800-832-3014.  We look forward to hearing from you.

 

Speaking Engagements


Depending on scheduling, MCCS staff therapists may be available to speak to your congregation on Sunday mornings.  We are always looking for opportunities to inform and educate persons about the ministry and services of MCCS.  For more information call the central office in Charlotte (704-375-5354 or 800-832-3014), or contact the staff therapist in your area.

Summer 2010 Kardiagram


The summer 2010 edition of the MCCS online journal Kardiagram is currently available.  The current edition is on the topic of Leisure, and can be found here


Past issues of Kardiagram can be found here.