Don’t Wait to Serve: Why Early Involvement in Missions Matters!
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Dr. Mark Paschall joins us in a 30 minute discussion to share his wisdom on why involvement in missions during early career phases is important for professional and spiritual development
Are you a medical professional called to missions and wondering about the first step?
You won’t want to miss this fascinating conversation with Dr. Mark Paschall!
Is God stirring your heart toward medical missions? Don’t miss this life-changing conversation with Dr. Mark Paschall. Hear how the Lord opened doors for his calling, and how his early involvement in missions shaped his life and career. This webinar isn’t just career guidance—it’s about stewarding the gifts God has given you to serve Him and reach the unreached with His healing love from the very beginning of your medical journey.
You are invited to join us for a FREE 30 minute Lunch and Learn webinar. Grab some food and settle in for a fascinating and educational conversation on following God’s call into the mission field while pursuing a career in the world of medicine. Bring all of your questions for our Q&A time!
When: Thursday August 28
What Time: 12:00-12:30 PM CST
CAN'T JOIN US LIVE? NO PROBLEM! We know life is busy. We encourage you to register anyway; everyone who registers will be emailed a copy of the recording when it becomes available. Sign up and watch when it is convenient for you!
Meet Dr. Mark Paschall
Dr. Mark Paschall, a graduate of the University of Michigan Medical School in 1983, was born and raised in Detroit. He and his wife Kathy, along with their two children Emmy and Ethan, served at the Freewill Baptist Hospital in Doropo, Ivory Coast, West Africa in the 1990s. Since returning to the states, Kathy and Mark have been involved with ministries in Kenya and have taken 20 short-term trips between them.
Dr. Paschall recently retired from Henry Ford St. John Hospital in Detroit, where he served as the Vice-Chair of the Department of Family Medicine and was the Director of their Family Medicine Residency Program for 17 years.
During retirement, Dr. Paschall plans to increase his overseas work in Kenya and other countries in Africa. There are several teaching opportunities in residency programs in Kenya and he will now have more time and availability to be involved with those.
