The Mennonite Urban Corps program  in Pittsburgh (PULSE) introduces college graduates to the myriad opportunities for service and learning available in the city.

Please visit our new website at

http://www.pulsepittsburgh.org/

Welcome to PULSE!

Who are we?

PULSE, the Pittsburgh Urban Leadership Service Experience, was founded in 1994 by the Rev. Dr. John Stahl-Wert. Since then, PULSE has brought more than 90 college graduates to the Steel City, pairing them with responsible positions at community-building organizations ranging from hospitals to local radio stations and food banks. About a third of PULSE alumni are still living in Pittsburgh, making important contributions to their adopted city.

Our Mission

PULSE cultivates a community of young urban citizens, leaders, and dreamers in Pittsburgh. We invite talented university graduates to celebrate the city through learning, service, and work. A faith-based cooperative living experience, we teach and model the core values of sustainability, justice, stewardship and peacemaking rooted in the Anabaptist/Mennonite tradition.

Our Core Values

We Believe In:

• Engaging in the Possibility of the City
• The Transformative Power of Serving
• Celebrating the Creative Energy of Young Adults
• Building Strong and Enduring Relationships
• The Exploration and Development of Faith