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Be, Become, Do: Rethinking Why We Serve
When you decide to go on a mission trip, there might be a long list of things on your to-do list: write a packing list, make sure your passport is...
Help Us Gift Shoes To Those Who Need Them
One of the resources we always try to bring on our medical mission trips are expandable shoes. What are expandable shoes?? You may be asking this...
What Happened When Our Team Visited This Closed Island Nation
He sat down in front of MPFC founder Sheri Postma and told her his name: Habakkuk. On our recent medical outreach to an island community off the...
He Couldn’t Read So God Gave Him A Bible That Spoke
Note: Names, exact locations, and identifying details in this story have been changed or generalized to protect the safety of new believers in a...
Here’s Why We Bring Audio Bibles On Every Trip
There is a moment that happens on nearly every medical mission trip we take. The clinic tables are set up. The medication is sorted. The line of...
“But He Can’t Read!” – Declaring Christ Without Written Words
How the MegaVoice and Mission Partners For Christ Partnership is Growing the Global Church By Guest Blogger: Darrel Templeton: Chief...
What’s in the Medicine Bag? The Role of Medication in Missions
"He sent them out to proclaim the kingdom of God and to heal the sick." – Luke 9:2 There's a lot that goes into a medical mission trip that never...
Behind The Scenes With Blessings International
There's a moment near the end of every mission trip when the bags are packed, the clinic tables are folded, and the team gathers for a final prayer...
What Kind Of Nurses Are Needed In Medical Missions?
The fields of nursing and medical missions have a long and fascinating history together. Arguably, one could say that medical missions began during...
What World Malaria Day Looks Like From Inside Africa
Every year on April 25, the world pauses to mark World Malaria Day. Organizations share numbers. Campaigns launch. And then, often, the moment...
What Happened When MPFC Went To South Sudan
,There is a people group in South Sudan — the Tennet — that most of the world has never heard of. Even residents of Juba, the country's capital city...
How Beautiful Are The Feet That Serve
By Guest Blogger: Rosemary Fisher, NP; Founder & President of Momentum in Missions Emmanuel* is a 67 year old pastor in Zimbabwe who lives out...
The Women We Serve
March is Women's History Month — a time to honor the women who shaped the world we live in. At Mission Partners For Christ, we want to take a moment...
How Black Women Transformed The Mission Field
The history of global missions often highlights pioneering male missionaries who crossed oceans and planted churches. However, another equally...
The Role of the Black Church in Global Missions
For generations, The African American Christian church has served as not only a spiritual sanctuary but also as a driving force in spreading the...
Be, Become, Do: Rethinking Why We Serve
When you decide to go on a mission trip, there might be a long list of things on your to-do list: write a packing list, make sure your passport is...
Help Us Gift Shoes To Those Who Need Them
One of the resources we always try to bring on our medical mission trips are expandable shoes. What are expandable shoes?? You may be asking this...
What Happened When Our Team Visited This Closed Island Nation
He sat down in front of MPFC founder Sheri Postma and told her his name: Habakkuk. On our recent medical outreach to an island community off the...
He Couldn’t Read So God Gave Him A Bible That Spoke
Note: Names, exact locations, and identifying details in this story have been changed or generalized to protect the safety of new believers in a...
Here’s Why We Bring Audio Bibles On Every Trip
There is a moment that happens on nearly every medical mission trip we take. The clinic tables are set up. The medication is sorted. The line of...
“But He Can’t Read!” – Declaring Christ Without Written Words
How the MegaVoice and Mission Partners For Christ Partnership is Growing the Global Church By Guest Blogger: Darrel Templeton: Chief...
What’s in the Medicine Bag? The Role of Medication in Missions
"He sent them out to proclaim the kingdom of God and to heal the sick." – Luke 9:2 There's a lot that goes into a medical mission trip that never...
Behind The Scenes With Blessings International
There's a moment near the end of every mission trip when the bags are packed, the clinic tables are folded, and the team gathers for a final prayer...
What Kind Of Nurses Are Needed In Medical Missions?
The fields of nursing and medical missions have a long and fascinating history together. Arguably, one could say that medical missions began during...
What World Malaria Day Looks Like From Inside Africa
Every year on April 25, the world pauses to mark World Malaria Day. Organizations share numbers. Campaigns launch. And then, often, the moment...
What Happened When MPFC Went To South Sudan
,There is a people group in South Sudan — the Tennet — that most of the world has never heard of. Even residents of Juba, the country's capital city...
How Beautiful Are The Feet That Serve
By Guest Blogger: Rosemary Fisher, NP; Founder & President of Momentum in Missions Emmanuel* is a 67 year old pastor in Zimbabwe who lives out...
The Women We Serve
March is Women's History Month — a time to honor the women who shaped the world we live in. At Mission Partners For Christ, we want to take a moment...
How Black Women Transformed The Mission Field
The history of global missions often highlights pioneering male missionaries who crossed oceans and planted churches. However, another equally...
The Role of the Black Church in Global Missions
For generations, The African American Christian church has served as not only a spiritual sanctuary but also as a driving force in spreading the...
