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Personal Resilience for Well-being
Personal Resilience for Well-being Workshop and Plenary Session at Annual Gathering 2019Three chaplains help Christian healthcare workers address moral injury, personal resilience, and spiritual care at Annual Gathering 2019, June 21-23, at Laurelville Mennonite...
read moreMoving Forward! Reaching Out!
Support the mission of MHF! Spring Membership CampaignYour involvement in MHF shows that you care about the integration of your Christian faith and your healthcare profession. Here are some of the ways in which MHF is active to help...
read moreBoard President named “Emerging Leader”
Board President named "Emerging Leader" Lyubov Slashcheva, DDS, FABSCD, President of the Board of Directors of Mennonite Healthcare Fellowship, was named one of eight "Emerging Leaders" at the recent Mennonite Health Assembly (MHA), February 28-March 2, 2019...
read moreRegistration open for Annual Gathering 2019
Registration is open! Annual Gathering 2019You are warmly invited to come to Annual Gathering 2019! This year's Annual Gathering will be held June 21-23, 2019 at Laurelville Mennonite Church Center, Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania. ...
read moreAnnual Gathering 2019
Please join us for Annual Gathering 2019, June 21-23, 2019 at Laurelville Mennonite Church Center, Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania. Theme: Well-being for All: Developing Resilience in Healthcare. More information is now online at the Annual Gathering 2019 page and sub-pages. Registration is now open!
Webinars now posted!
If you missed the webinars on service in Shirati, Tanzania and Macha, Zambia, they are now posted online on the Webinars page. Annual Gathering presentations from 2018 are also posted.
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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.