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Global Health Outreach

Feb 27, 2017

Where you choose to serve in healthcare missions will depend on your preparedness, your call, and your goals. This workshop will help you determine how to identify service opportunities that are most likely to match up with your call and your goals. You will be given a variety of tools to use to prepare for service, and to improve your preparedness as you serve.

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Healthcare Specialties

Public Health Long Name Test on Mobile for both devices

Global Health Issues

Church Planting

Community Development

Disaster Relief

Disease Prevention

Economic Development

Equipping Indigenous People

Orphans & Vulnerable Children

Unreached People Groups

Levels of Engagement

Exploring Medical Missions

Preparing for the Field

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