Welcome to the MedicalMissions.com Podcast

This is a series of sessions from leading experts in healthcare missions.

The Changing Face of Missions in an Age of Global Pandemic

The Changing Face of Missions in An Age of Pandemic: * Is to Help Christians see the Movement of the Holy Spirit in the Spread of the Global Church around the World in Spite of the Global Pandemic.


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What Happens When the Global Church Goes Together?

We’ve seen the church thrive around the world through missionary efforts. How do we leverage the impact of the global church to the nations where there is no church sharing all the things God has uniquely given us?


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Poverty in the Bible/Misconceptions of Poverty

Theology is thinking and talking about God and his work in his world. This is God's world and it is filled with poverty. How Christians think about, engage, and talk about poverty is fundamental to who we should be as followers of Christ. We, of all people, need a theology of poverty.


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Vaccines and Medicines for Short Term Trips

This session will review the most common medical considerations you should be aware of before traveling on a short-term medical mission trip. I will review common malaria prophylaxis medications, immunizations, treatment of traveler’s diarrhea as well as other tips and tricks to know. This session is ideal for those with minimal international travel experience.


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Short Term Health Care Teams Collaborating with Indigenous Workers

Can short-term health care teams play a key role in indigenous Gospel movements? Come hear the incredible story of God’s indigenous-led movement in a corner of Asia and the important role that short-term teams played in its advancement. Join in a discussion of the dynamics of an effective short-term partnership that bolsters indigenous work. Understand the key aspects of an “opening doors” access strategy using mobile health and dental clinics. Identify advantages and pitfalls of short-term indigenous partnerships, key contributions of short-term health care workers, and the central role of prayer and encouragement in God’s kingdom work. Christ-centered health care teams can play a strategic role in promoting sustainable indigenous ministry and Gospel advancement.


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