[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] that have taken centuries to come about, as, indeed, all great ethical traditions do. Change is not achieved by listening to lectures but by inhabiting stories with meaning. Our stories have predominately come from the stories of the Bible, which are not didactic in the sense of rules but provide examples of how to bear our […]
Read More[…] the U.S. and overseas internationally to share the gospel and provide care to the poor. To learn more and find a trip that fits your schedule, visit www.cmda.org/gho. Trish Burgess, MD, is the Director of Global Health Outreach (GHO), a short-term missions ministry of CMDA. She went to the University of Georgia and completed […]
Read More[…] health ailments they struggle to control. While the global pandemic may recede, for the majority world we are likely seeing the birth of a new endemic. https:// www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/68/wr/mm6811a3.htm https://covid19.who.int/ https://www.census.gov/popclock/ Catherine Hodge, MD, is a family medicine physician and missionary with In His Image International. She graduated medical school from the University of Miami […]
Read More[…] could become pregnant with her adopted child seemed like science fiction. However, reproductive medicine has long since crossed biological boundaries in ways that once seemed impossible, creating complex problems that require morally sound, technology-driven solutions. Since 2003, the Knoxville, Tennessee-based National Embryo Donation Center (NEDC) has been the national leader for one such solution: […]
Read More[…] cases (with more than one million recovered) and more than 500,000 deaths. We would soon learn that African Americans—who make up 13 percent of the U.S. population—disproportionately comprise U.S. COVID-19 fatalities, with many having underlying health conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and asthma. Income and wealth inequalities also tend to create greater disparities within […]
Read More[…] Christ with Us: Practicing Christ-like Presence in an Age of Burnout Answering the Call: Launching of a CMDA Specialty Section The Dr. John Patrick Bioethics Column: Imposed Order Other Related Topical Content: Making God Smile Pride Kills The Obvious Solution: Giving from an IRA Almost Eaten On the Side: October 2023 It’s About Time […]
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[…] Human Services American Medical Association Meeting: June 2019 Photo: Pixabay Photo: Unsplash Pexels Photo credit: PremierofAlberta on Visual hunt / CC BY-ND Photo credit: rappaportcenter on Visualhunt. com / CC BY Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pexels Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pexels Photo: Pixabay What are the arguments against legalization of Physician-Assisted Suicide […]
Read More[…] Human Services American Medical Association Meeting: June 2019 Photo: Pixabay Photo: Unsplash Pexels Photo credit: PremierofAlberta on Visual hunt / CC BY-ND Photo credit: rappaportcenter on Visualhunt. com / CC BY Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pexels Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pexels Photo: Pixabay What are the arguments against legalization of Physician-Assisted Suicide […]
Read More[…] Human Services American Medical Association Meeting: June 2019 Photo: Pixabay Photo: Unsplash Pexels Photo credit: PremierofAlberta on Visual hunt / CC BY-ND Photo credit: rappaportcenter on Visualhunt. com / CC BY Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pexels Photo: Pixabay Photo: Pexels Photo: Pixabay What are the arguments against legalization of Physician-Assisted Suicide […]
Read More[…] against any individual health care provider or health care facility because of its unwillingness to provide, pay for, provide coverage of, or refer for abortions.” A recent Executive Order affirms that under the Affordable Care Act, longstanding federal health care provider conscience laws remain intact, and new protections prohibit discrimination against health care facilities and […]
Read More[…] survey of more than 2,800 faith-based doctors, pharmacists, physician assistants and nurses, 95 percent of them said they would quit medicine before violating their conscience. CMDA is committed to providing the most up-to-date information on the legislative, ethical and medical aspects of the fight to protect the rights of medical professionals. We’ve compiled a […]
Read More[…] State University College of Medicine The Ohio State University College of Dentistry OU Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dublin Columbus, Ohio Chapter Other Ministry Connections: OSU-COD OSU- COM OU Heritage Dublin Side By Side- Central Ohio How We Grow Meetings: Monthly Gathering (City-Wide) – in the homes of attending physicians and dentists first Fridays […]
Read MoreCMDA Houston’s vision is to strengthen and equip physicians, PA’s, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, students, and other healthcare professionals with the wisdom and compassion of Christ as they transform their professional fields through holistic care. Through this network of Christ-centered, compassionate caregivers, people receive the latest medical treatment through the transformative power of the gospel.
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[…] on small hinges.” He explained how seemingly small events in our lives may serve to open big doors that God intends for us to walk through in order to enjoy incredible blessings that follow. A small hinge in my life was a letter Dr. David Stevens wrote to me after I had served at […]
Read More[…] it used in purely secular articles. But it’s there. “Losing Your Joy?” is an article by a physician-turned-coach who advocates taking control of our daily lives in order to avoid burnout and rediscover the joy of practice. “Finding Joy in Practice” in Medical Economics offers various aspects of practice that may be robbing joy, with suggested […]
Read More[…] School as a scandalous career in which she “saw all those naked men.” The women physicians of preceding generations had to be tough, smart and laser-focused in order to make it in healthcare. In contrast, today women make up the majority of students in medical training in this country. Nearly a third of all practicing […]
Read More[…] vote at its June 8-12 annual meeting in Chicago on assisted suicide, specifically to affirm the slightly revised Council on Ethics and Judicial Affairs (CEJA) report. Two, New Mexico has submitted Resolution 020 (A-19) for Engaged Neutrality as it refers to the Physician-Assisted Suicide position statement in an effort to speak against the CEJA report.
Read More[…] the purpose of subjection to involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage or slavery. A victim does not need to be physically transported from one location to another in order for the crime to fall within these definitions. There are several types of human trafficking including forced labor, sex trafficking, forced child labor, bonded labor, involuntary […]
Read More[…] experience. The International Coach Federation, the largest certifying organization in the world for professional coaches, has a demanding set of educational standards that must be met in order for coaches to be ICF certified. In addition to the educational requirements, coaches must submit to oral examinations and document hundreds of hours of professional coaching […]
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We are committed to providing the most up-to-date information on the legislative, ethical and medical aspects of the fight against the legalization of physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia. We’ve compiled a great amount of resources that you can use to educate yourself and others about this important issue.
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[…] 20s, one of whom is autistic. “She’s not so worried for herself as a Christian; her great concern is for her children.” This is the God-given order of things. For His reasons, He has given us as parents a huge desire for our children’s well-being. On Father’s Day, I feel it even more […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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“You have let go of the commands of God and are holding on to human traditions” (Mark 7:8, NIV).
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] this is where we should be focused: loving and caring in deliberate and active ways, with grace, like God does. At the same time, God desires order in our nations and has stated clearly in His Word that we are to respect and obey our “governing authorities.” In our country, more than any other, […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] with my friend, “Where have all the years gone, and where are they taking us?” assuming incorrectly time is an unbroken line, with our new days hopelessly committed to the direction of our past. But the more I live out my days with the Master, the more I understand time is not determined by […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] filled with diagnostic tests that never lead to a change in care, often with significant cost. I think of all the CMPs, CBCs and CT scans I order for routine patient follow-ups. My spiritual practice is often that way as well: practice without resultant change—specifically thinking of prayer, Bible study, worship and fellowship. […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
Read More[…] about compassionate, ethical, and effective ways to respond. Experts disagree, with some recommending watchful waiting plus counseling and some asserting that cross-sex medical procedures are necessary in order to prevent suicide. The U.S. federal policy of the current administration, which endorses “early gender affirming care” for “children and adolescents” (HHS, 2022), is considered controversial […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) to force physicians to perform an elective abortion when an actual emergency does not exist. A federal district court issued an order in August and December 2022 that blocked this attempt by HHS in Texas and for all of CMDA’s and AAPLOG’s members, and the appeals court unanimously […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] children were accounted for. They are grateful for your prayers as they serve Jesus in the mountains of Papua New Guinea. You can follow their blog at www.morrisfamilymissions.org. About the Author Jake Morris, MD, is an emergency physician who previously practiced in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. He completed his medical school at the Mayo […]
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[…] environments that reflect Jesus’ love. They can’t guarantee you’ll find the perfect fit, but you’ll at least find someone serving the same Lord. For more information, visit www.cmda.org/placement. 3) Partner with Christian PAs. Some of us have ambitious, God-sized plans to improve healthcare through innovative service delivery, but we can’t do it, by […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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The best title of all to have, I think, is the title of “Redeemed.” No matter what other titles we may have, no matter how noble or glorious they are, compared to Redeemed, they all seem to shrink in importance.
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] was amazed. My previously whole but bent proximal and distal phalanges of my left great toe now were each fractured, held together by screws and pins. In order to fix me, my doctor broke me. I’ve been a bit slow on my scooter at work this week. At least two great music artists, […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] and be their God. ‘He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death’ or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away’” (Revelation 21:3-4, NIV). We had experienced a wonderful morning with my wife, my son, his wife and two of my […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] the federal level due to the inauguration of President Trump. His flurry of executive orders impacted three of our four vulnerable populations. Regarding the preborn, one executive order freed individuals incarcerated for nonviolently blocking abortion clinics improperly weaponizing the FACE Act. Download and Read this Quarter’s Newsletter Second Quarter 2025 Newsletter There has been […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] searching for ways we need to change, devoting ourselves to that change, and then we can let God work in us “to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose” (Philippians 2:13, NIV). It begins by being self-aware and sniffing close to home. Dear God, Please make my sin clear to […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
Read MoreAs the trappings of the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons emerge around us in North America, things look and feel quite different for our colleagues serving around the world. For cross-cultural missionaries serving far from home, this time of year is complicated.
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
Read More[…] haven’t before. Knowing God is not just amazing, it’s a miracle! Enjoy these excerpts below from God Sightings and don’t forget to purchase your book at www.cmda.org/store. Miracle Shoes Trish Burgess, MD Director, Global Health Outreach I was serving on a mission team to Nicaragua and brought my entire family along […]
Read More[…] Participate in Prayer?”, AMA Journal of Ethics, July 2018. 2 Larimore W., “Praying for Our Patients,” Today’s Christian Doctor, fall 2016, Christian Medical & Dental Associations website, www.cmda.org. About the Author Donald L. Theriault, DMD, attended dental school at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts and completed a […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
Read More[…] the commitment? Twelve one-hour sessions, usually meeting on Zoom every two weeks. We do ask that those who sign up make it a priority to attend in order to build trust and rapport among group members. What are the topics? Mutant Values Posttraumatic stress Moral injury Loss, grief, and lament Why don’t I rest […]
Read More[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
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As I write this, I am on Day 8 of a self-imposed quarantine for COVID-19. Dr. H and I managed to come down with it at almost the same time; so have several of our family members. No one seems to know just who gave it to whom, but at this point it doesn’t […]
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[…] METHOD OF APPLICATION Using the form on this page, applicants must complete the form and submit to Global Health Outreach. Applications will be reviewed in the order they are submitted. The application must be submitted at least one month prior to the trip departure, and the applicant must be accepted as a Global Health Outreachtrip […]
Read More[…] enjoy helping Christian healthcare students and professionals thrive (not merely survive), and together have four (mostly) fantastic children. In their spare time, Bryan enjoys staying active and roasting coffee, while Sharon has a passion for all things French. Contact Bryan and Sharon at stoudtb@gmail. com. AT Still Creighton Mayo (Alix) Midwestern University of Arizona (Phoenix)”
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[…] may cause us to wait a bit longer than we have in the past for an answer to our prayers. I believe that He does this in order to stretch us and to strengthen our faith. And these experiences may not always be pleasant. One time the Disciples were with Jesus in the middle […]
Read More[…] the parking lot of the church building we previously worked out of, which was forced to close at the onset of the pandemic due to statewide lockdown orders in California. Having the clinic in the same location makes it easy for former patients and members of the community to find us. Bright orange traffic […]
Read MoreAbout CAHM Training/Conferences Scholarships Resources Partners Capstone First Fruits 5:11 Groups Contact PARTNERS CAHM is all about partnerships. Building networks with like-minded individuals and organizations in order to advance Christ’s kingdom through healthcare missions is a key part of what we do. Our flagship effort is the annual Summit Conference, co-hosted with MedSend, which […]
Read More[…] of quarantine, Greg was feeling better and excited to return to “normal” life, but healthcare was still anything but normal. Patients in the hospital needed tracheostomies in order to be taken off the ventilator, but it was a risky procedure that could infect the physician performing the procedure. For Greg, the procedure was far […]
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[…] been provided by other organizations, churches, mission board or foundation awards, applicants are requested to notify the Christian Medical & Dental Associations immediately, withdrawing their application in order that other applicants may be funded. For questions, please contact Administrative Assistant-Volunteer for Center for Advancing Healthcare Missions. Contact the Administrative Assistant/Volunteer for the Center for […]
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[…] been provided by other organizations, churches, mission board or foundation awards, applicants are requested to notify the Christian Medical & Dental Associations immediately, withdrawing their application in order that other applicants may be funded. For questions, please contact Administrative Assistant-Volunteer for Center for Advancing Healthcare Missions. Contact the Administrative Assistant/Volunteer for the Center for […]
Read More“Jesus replied, ‘The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified.’” —John 12:23 Jesus’ birth, death and resurrection were the fulfillment of multiple Old Testament prophecies, and they coincided with a time period of unbridled harshness and brutality. Death by crucifixion, as described by Martin Hengel, was “a barbaric form of […]
Read More[…] to share their faith in all aspects of life and to glorify God in service to others. For more information and to get involved with FCPA, visit www.cmda.org/fpca. Jill R. Mattingly, DHSc, MMSc, PA-C, is the program director and department chair of Mercer University Physician Assistant Studies in Atlanta, Georgia. She practices family […]
Read More[…] is dedicated to encouraging and supporting dentists in living out their Christian faith in their professional and personal lives. For more information and to get involved, visit www.cmda.org/dentist. What is God Equipping You to Do? by Jeff Amstutz, DDS, MBA Through its dental initiatives, CMDA is helping to meet the dental and spiritual […]
Read More[…] for God’s Word, and we are called to speak truth into ethical issues and courageously stand up for what’s morally right according to our beliefs. But in order to engage others in these discussions with grace and kindness, first we need to arm ourselves with knowledge and understanding of each of these topics. We […]
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[…] within the church and throughout the world. We want to help you to be an advocate for God’s Word and speak truth into today’s ethical issues. In order to engage others in these discussions, it’s important to learn more about them. And we are here to help! Bridging the Gap Developed by expert healthcare […]
Read More[…] battle against the legalization of physician-assisted suicide. For resources and the latest information about the dangers of physician-assisted suicide to healthcare and your right of conscience, visit www.cmda.org/pas. If you want to get involved fighting against physician-assisted suicide in your state, contact communications@cmda.org. About the Author Kelley Myers, MD, is an academic hospitalist/palliative medicine […]
Read More[…] now offering continuing education credits through Today’s Christian Doctor. Two hours of self-instruction are available. To obtain continuing education credit, you must complete the online test at www.pathlms.com/cmda/courses/21664. This CE activity is complimentary for CMDA members. The fee for non-CMDA members is $80.00. If you have any questions, please contact CMDA’s Department of Continuing […]
Read More[…] at God’s faithfulness since the birth of CMDA in 1931, when two Northwestern students began meeting in medical school to study God’s Word together. (Visit www.cmda.org/bookstore to order your copy today.) We also should be looking at the Great Physician. Hebrews 12:2 tells us to “…fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter […]
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