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The Role of Domestic Medical Missions in Preparing the Next Generation of Medical Missionary Pioneers

The Role of Domestic Medical Missions in Preparing the Next Generation of Medical Missionary Pioneers

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Steve Noblett

Steve Noblett

May 15, 2017

The similarities are many. Perhaps the best preparation one can get for long-term overseas missions is learning to be fruitful as they serve cross-culturally and incarnationally in domestic communities where the needs are great and the resources are slim. Christian clinics that serve the domestic poor have a major role to play in preparing Christian health professionals for serving God's global mission.

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Baccalaureate Prepared Nurses

Counseling & Behavioral Health

Doctoral Prepared Nurses

Emergency Medicine

Family Medicine

General Surgery

Internal Medicine

Global Health Interest Areas

Church Planting

Community Development

Justice & Mercy

Unreached People Groups

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