What It’s Like to Be an OB/GYN in Rural Africa

Dr. Rachel McLaughlin Serving in Kibuye, Burundi Dr. Rachel McLaughlin Serving in Kibuye, Burun...

Calling Blindness & God’s Unwavering Vision

Anonymous Sight, Vision, and Calling to Medical Missions Sometimes, if you ignore a Post-it note from...

The Long Game: Faithfulness in the Daily Grind of Medical Missions

Abbie Nelson - Serving in Guatemala Come on a journey with me, into the world of a diabetes clinic ...

From Surgery to Education: 10 Opportunities for Medical Missions in 2024

If you’re considering medical missions, here are 10 unique opportunities to use your skills in 2024 and bey...

Our Journey into Medical Missions by Jericho and Eric Bell

From a very young age, my husband, Eric, and I both had a desire and sensed a call to serve in medical miss...

Missions Internships: Uncomfortable, Stretching, and Deeply Good by Dr. Jennifer Myhre, Serving in Bundibugyo, Uganda

Not to brag, but one of our interns wrote in the final evaluation form: “this was the best experience...

Research as Mission: The Next Expression of God’s Love in Medical Missions – by Serge

*Original post found at https://serge.org/research-as-mission-the-next-expression-of-gods-love-in-medical-m...

The Kingdom of God, Suffering, and How He is making all things NEW! – By Jennifer Harling

Why should we practice and teach medicine in Burundi? It’s a daily mental battle but my hope rests on ...

How Serge Missionaries in Burundi are Saving Mother’s Lives - Rachel McLaughlin

Ever since the first months here at Kibuye Hope Hospital, I have been noticing a huge amount of u...

Faith and Medicine in Action – Eric McLaughlin

What led me to medical missions? I wanted to know more about the Christian faith and how it intersected wit...

Poverty, Physical Therapy, and Gospel Hope - Uganda

Medical Ministry in a Remote District : Uganda