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We're removing the greatest barrier to healthcare missions: student loan debt repayment.

A large part of our mission focuses on providing student loan repayment grants to qualified healthcare professionals seeking a career in healthcare missions service. Because healthcare education in the US is expensive, many students borrow heavily, preventing them from reaching the mission field until they pay off their educational debt. Many never make it to the field at all. By making the payments on a grant recipient’s monthly educational loans while they serve, we allow healthcare professionals to answer God’s call and reach the mission field quickly.

Whether you’re committed to a career in healthcare missions or simply exploring your options, you’ll find information and links to resources here. When you’re ready to begin an application, take the first step by requesting a Letter of Interest.

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Flourishing by Design: Imagining Medical Missions for 2040

Our predecessors faithfully built institutions that have served for generations. Our challenge is different. We have inherited those institutions into a world they could scarcely have imagined. Population growth, urbanization, changing disease patterns, financial pressures, conflict, climate shocks, and technological change are reshaping healthcare across low- and middle-income countries.

Drawing on new data about the Christian health ecosystem, strategic consultations with global and African Christian health leaders, and field experience across Africa and Asia, this session explores what it will take for Christian health ministries to flourish by 2040.

Together we’ll imagine what it will take for Christian health ministries to flourish by 2040, strengthening resilient institutions, cultivating exceptional local leadership, and mobilizing a broader range of Christian expertise from medicine and nursing to governance, education, engineering, finance, data science, and technology.

How can Christian health ministries become indispensable partners in building resilient health systems that reflect the compassion and hope of Christ? The legacy of the next generation of medical missions will be measured not only by the number of missionaries sent, but by the resilience, flourishing, and Christ-centered witness of systems they strengthen.