Can I make a significant and meaningful contribution as a Medical Ambassador?
This question tugged at my mind as I participated in my first Medical Ambassador Focus Group conference call. When asked to join a team traveling to the Democratic …
This question tugged at my mind as I participated in my first Medical Ambassador Focus Group conference call. When asked to join a team traveling to the Democratic …
Do PCP Medical Ambassadors deliver direct healthcare services to the Democratic Republic of Congo. False! says Meritt Sawyer, Executive Director of Paul Carlson Partnership (PCP) (Well, true at times). PCP is dedicated to improving the standard of healthcare in Congo …
Have you ever had someone you didn’t know greet you with, “I’ve been waiting to meet you for years”? That was my experience after our presentation at First Covenant in Mason City when Brianna introduced herself to me. She then …
Will animal traction with ox carts come to Congo in the near future? President Mboka recently visited Tillers International in Michigan and was inspired. He and his colleagues dream of teams of oxen working in the fields and hauling produce …
Great news — the Lycee Vanette girls school is being completed. President Mboka sent the following photos of work on the school. They worked to complete the last section of the roof and then started pouring the classroom floors.
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This past weekend we had wonderful, encouraging interactions with new and old friends in NE and N central Iowa. We started with an overnight in West Union with friends from my days at Iowa State. Doug and I were on …
We had great fun with the CHE (Community Health Evangelism) vision seminars we led on our recent trip to Africa. We led a 2 day seminar in Malakal, South Sudan and a one day event in Gambella, Ethiopia. Engaging with …
Going up the White Nile from Malakal means navigating around large floating islands of reeds and hyacinth.
We also saw people floating downriver on rafts. In the following video the raft is made of logs and sticks …
“I am so grateful you came to see us again,” said one of the women in Fangok. “I remember your visit when you stayed with the commissioner [in 2009]. Only James has come back since then, but now you have …
I enjoyed this short video of the progress on the Bokonzo primary school. It looks like good workmanship. Thanks to colleague Christine Buettgen for filming and posting the video.