August 9 – 25, 2026

Ten young adults, 18 – 26, from MAS and ten from the Leipzig District will be selected to attend.
At a critical time for U.S. Churches to cultivate global relationships, the pilgrimage will focus on relationship building across ecumenical and national boundaries through shared learning, experience, and worship.
With Leipzig, the home of the Peaceful Revolution, as homebase, the first week of the pilgrimage will focus on German political and church history as a mirror for contemporary currents in Europe and the U.S. (Nationalism, Authoritarianism, etc.). The second will be a week in the Taizé community in France, a ecumenical monastic community founded in the wake of WWII.
Basic Itinerary
Application Status
The application for the pilgrimage has closed. Applications are being reviewed and applicants are being contacted. With questions, please contact Pastor Adam White.