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Organizational Mission Drift or Ministry Shift: Staying Mission True through Changing Times

Organizational Mission Drift or Ministry Shift: Staying Mission True through Changing Times

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Michael Chupp

Michael Chupp

Feb 6, 2017

This session will have an emphasis on medical mission organizational mission true behavior, and will look at why Christian organizations or institutions, including those committed to using medical missions as a tool for gospel outreach, drift away from or sometimes shift their purpose away from their original intention.

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Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses

Baccalaureate Prepared Nurses

Counseling & Behavioral Health

Doctoral Prepared Nurses

Health Education

Healthcare Administration

Masters Prepared Nurses

Global Health Interest Areas

Church Planting

Economic Development

Equipping Indigenous People

Justice & Mercy

Unreached People Groups

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