by Mission Partners For Christ | Aug 30, 2024 | After a Trip, What We Do
In 2019, The MPFC team completed a medical mission trip to an island in the Indian Ocean. Sometimes looking back can be a wonderful thing. Today, I want to share about the medical mission trip that our team went on to serve in a closed country for the very first time....
by Shari Smith | Aug 2, 2024 | After a Trip, Make a difference, Medical Mission Trips, What We Do, Why We Go On Medical Missions Trips
The fields of nursing and medical missions have a long and fascinating history together. Arguably, one could say that medical missions began during the days that Jesus walked the earth, as He was the very first one. Jesus demonstrated for us that God doesn’t just care...
by Mission Partners For Christ | May 24, 2024 | After a Trip, What We Do
ORIGINALLY POSTED SEPT 2020 Recently a 15 person Christian medical missions team from MPFC visited an island in the Indian Ocean where Christianity is not welcome. This medical mission trip was different than others in the past as we had to discretely...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Mar 29, 2024 | After a Trip
Mission’s trips are often short-lived, but the effects are long-term. It’s been argued that short-term missions are ineffective and often cause more hurt than help. However, if done right, there can be long-term, positive effects from a mission’s trip experience. The...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Oct 13, 2023 | After a Trip, How to Prepare, Make a difference
Sharing about your missions trip is a wonderful way to ignite a flame of inspiration that burns year-round Whether you are a seasoned medical missions trip volunteer or about to go on your very first medical missions trip, one of the things you might be looking...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Apr 12, 2023 | After a Trip, Make a difference, Medical Mission Trips, Testimonials
***Please note: to protect the evangelistic work and the Christian believers in this people group, we will not be able to share names of the people we encountered during our medical missions trip to Guinea. We will use initials. Believers live in persecution, often...
