There is also a weekly Bible study at the unit house. Other unit activities have included backpacking, hiking, fishing, camping, basketball, soccer and softball. Camp Keola on Huntington Lake in the Sierra Nevadas is a Mennonite church-owned camp, and MVSers have regularly been involved in programs there. The sponsoring congregation, Mennonite Community Church , was established in 1954 and currently has about 120 members and regular attenders from a wide variety of age groups and religious backgrounds. Mennonite Community Church has helped to plant Hmong and Spanish-speaking congregations.
Members are active in local peace and justice efforts.
Several directors of the agencies with which MVSers are placed attend Mennonite Community Church. The congregation is committed to supporting its local MVS unit. Familes sign up to share a meal with MVSers weekly and a young adult group meets once a month. MVSers are encouraged to become involved in the life of Mennonite Community Church, but the congregation is supportive of other faith traditions as well. Fresno unit members are expected to participate in a local church, and are asked to attend Mennonite Community Church at least once a month so the congregation can get to know them.