Medical Missions Ministry
Reaching Remote Villages of Ivory Coast, West Africa
People living in remote villages in Ivory Coast have limited possibilities for medical help when stricken with sickness. Some miraculously push through high fevers and trauma and live, many do not. In America, doctors once made “house calls.” This med-team made “Village Calls”.
With no medical facilities, they improvised and found a means to do something about the destitute situation for hundreds of people. The team traversed jungle trails few people have seen or imagined. These trails truly are “the roads less taken.”
Villagers were overjoyed by our presence. They exclaimed, “How did you ever find us?” Trekking deep into the “bush” of Africa has its own special beauty and it’s not just the scenery. The real beauty is found when those who hear the “call of God”, trust HIM, and go, discover they have entered into a joint venture with GOD Himself. HE extracts every trace of training and expertise from their repertoire of knowledge and experiences, utilizing them to their fullest capacity. Helping the needy is fulfilling, but touching the lives of people for the Gospel-sake is no small thing to God.
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Recent Medical Team Blog Posts
Medical Missions – July 2015
People living in remote villages in Ivory Coast have limited possibilities for medical help when stricken with sickness. Some miraculously push through high fevers and trauma and live, many do not. In America, doctors once made “house calls.” This med-team made...
Ministry Update – April 2015
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Medical Missions Team – August 2014
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