Medical Missions - Past, Present & Future

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Christian Medical & Dental Associations

Nov 2, 2011

The enterprise of medical missions has brought health and opened the doors for the gospel in countless countries. This rich history continues today. In Africa, 40-70% of health services are still provided by church and mission facilities. How do we build on the achievements of yesteryears and achieve success in the years to come? How can you fit in?

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