Responding to the Call: Emergency Medicine and Global Missions among the Most Unreached
In this episode of CMDA Matters, Dr. Chupp is joined by Dr. K, Chair of CMDA’s newest specialty section—Emergency Medicine—along with Bill Reichart, CMDA’s VP of Campus & Community Ministries. Together, we unpack how emergency medicine can serve as a front-line ministry in places with the greatest spiritual and physical needs. Dr. K shares powerful stories of faith, sacrifice, and the unique role Christian healthcare professionals can play in global missions, especially among the most unreached people.
If you’ve ever felt the pull toward healthcare missions or wondered how your profession could be used to impact the world for Christ, this episode is for you.
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Meet Our Guest(s):
Dr. K., Chair of CMDA’s newest specialty section, Emergency Medicine. He explores the urgent need for healthcare professionals who are pursuing global missions impact, particularly in areas with the highest concentration of unreached people groups.
