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Among the Pains
Mennonite Health Journal, Vol. 19, No. 14, October 17, 2018 Among the Pains: Christianity, Disability, Healing J. Alexander Sider, PhD Originally presented at the evening plenary session, June 22, 2018 at Mennonite Healthcare Fellowship Annual Gathering...
read moreReflections on India
Mennonite Health Journal, Vol. 19, No. 13, September 12, 2018 Reflections on Project in India PDF Mollie Gaeddert Steven Roth Memorial Grant ProgramThanks to the funding of the Steven Roth Memorial Grant Program, I was able to spend two months of 2018...
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Mennonite Health Journal, Vol. 19, No. 12, July 9, 2018 PDF "Stories of Healing" Highlight Healthcare Gathering by Emily Spateholts Social Media and Global Communications Consultant Global Anabaptist Health Network (GAHN) "Connecting as human beings is a...
read moreLouise Babikow SET Report
Mennonite Health Journal, Vol. 19, No. 11, June 8, 2018 Student Elective Term (SET) Report PDF By Louise Babikow February 10 - March 28, 2018 in Roatán, HondurasEvery chain of events starts with a push, a catalyst. Traveling to Mennonite World...
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Service in Shirati, Tanzania
Three panelists share their recent service/learning experiences at Shirati Hospital. See the Webinars page for details and a link to the hour-long recording.
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Annual Gathering 2018
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The clinical aspects of this [SET in El Salvador] were a highlight of medical school, without a doubt. But what I appreciated most was the opportunity to improve my Spanish so that I can communicate better with my patients who are Spanish-speakers and to become more culturally sensitive. My understanding of global health…has a greater depth and a firmer foundation thanks to this experience.