by Mission Partners For Christ | May 19, 2023 | How to Prepare, Make a difference, Medical Mission Trips, What We Do, Why We Go On Medical Missions Trips
Let’s talk about comfort zones. We all have them. They’re like the warm blanket we wrap ourselves up in when the world gets too scary or uncertain. But what if I told you that stepping out of your comfort zone could actually be one of the best things you...
by Mission Partners For Christ | May 10, 2023 | Medical Mission Trips
In February 2023, a group of volunteers traveled with Mission Partners For Christ to serve in Guinea-Conakry. Nurse Practitioner Anna wanted to share her story of all that she witnessed and experienced on this trip. Iโm not sure if I can truly put into words the past...
by Mission Partners For Christ | May 5, 2023 | Medical Mission Trips
From the very first moment you step into the mission field, your life will never be the same. I was a young, eager believer, filled with anticipation and a desire to serve God wholeheartedly. Little did I know that this journey would not only deepen my faith but also...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Apr 26, 2023 | Medical Mission Trips
***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...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Apr 21, 2023 | How to Prepare, Medical Mission Trips, Self-Care, Spiritual Practices, What We Do, Why We Go On Medical Missions Trips
Did you know that the phrase, โDo not be afraidโ is written (in one form or another) 365 times throughout the Bible. Itโs almost as if God was trying to communicate something, isnโt it? Something we hear a lot of from aspiring short-term missionaries is a theme of...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Apr 21, 2023 | Make a difference, Medical Mission Trips, What We Do, Why We Go On Medical Missions Trips
Malaria is disease of the blood that is spread through infected mosquitos Though Malaria was eliminated from the United States in the early 1950โs, it still can affect half of the world’s population. 3.2 billion people live in areas at risk of...
