Why do So Many New Missionaries Wash Out?

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Rick Donlon, MD

Rick Donlon, MD

Nov 1, 2011

Work among the poor in the US is remarkably good preparation for healthcare workers interested in serving overseas. This session will demonstrate how work in the inner-city of Memphis TN has prepared many missionaries for the toughest fields on earth--and how this model could be employed all over the U.S.

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Church Planting

Persecuted Church

Unreached People Groups

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