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...
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...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Apr 7, 2023 | Make a difference, Medical Mission Trips
As many of you may know, Mission Partners For Christ is headed to Burundi this summer. We could not be more excited to go. We had originally planned to go a few years ago, but we had to postpone the trip due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Thanks be to God: we are now...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Mar 24, 2023 | Make a difference, Medical Mission Trips, What We Do
A missionary is a person who is tasked with the work of spreading the gospel. They might live in a foreign nation or they might work in their home country. A missionary can be someone who is serving on a short-term missions or someone whose entire career and ministry...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Mar 22, 2023 | Make a difference, Medical Mission Trips, What We Do
Note: This interview is taken from a video that MPFC founder, Sheri Postma, took during our medical mission trip to Guinea in February 2023. She is speaking with Dr. Kim, who was one of our wonderful volunteers working with our free health clinic. Sheri Postma: Well,...
by Mission Partners For Christ | Mar 8, 2023 | After a Trip, Medical Mission Trips, Testimonials, Why We Go On Medical Missions Trips
A month ago, we were serving in an underserved, remote village of Guinea, Africa. It was a place where people were unreached with the gospel, and they needed medical care. But I want to tell you about the visit of one specific man. He came on the first day of our...
