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Spiritual Follow-up to Healthcare Missions

Spiritual Follow-up to Healthcare Missions

Resource Library Spiritual Follow-up to Healthcare Missions
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Howard Searle

Feb 25, 2016

This session will include leaning how the following in a community setting can help with spiritual follow up in healthcare missions:
- Utilize partnerships with local church planting agencies [Indian Christian agencies]
- Utilize relationships of trust established at the hospital or through the Community health and development programs, realizing most of us come to know Christ thru such relationships
- Offer to pray with patients / contacts
- Invite to a nearby house church for Sunday worship

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Family Medicine

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Community Development

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