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Prayer for and by the Clinician: A Study on How a Physician Should Pray in the Clinical Setting. 3

This is part three of a series of posts which are the combination of two papers on prayer: first, an exegesis of 1 Timothy 2:1-7; second, a consideration of the theology of prayer. Both written with the medical student/physician in mind. ...

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Prayer for and by the Clinician: A Study on How a Physician Should Pray in the Clinical Setting.4

This is part four of a series of posts which are the combination of two papers on prayer: first, an exegesis of 1 Timothy 2:1-7; second, a consideration of the theology of prayer. Both written with the medical student/physician in mind. This section begins a brief examination of the theology of prayer....

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Prayer for and by the Clinician: A Study on How a Physician Should Pray in the Clinical Setting.5

This is part five, and the final part, of a series of posts which are the combination of two papers on prayer: first, an exegesis of 1 Timothy 2:1-7; second, a consideration of the theology of prayer. Both written with the medical student/physician in mind. ...

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Prayer for and by the Clinician: A Study on How a Physician Should Pray in the Clinical Setting. 2

This is part two of a series of posts which are the combination of two papers on prayer: first, an exegesis of 1 Timothy 2:1-7; second, a consideration of the theology of prayer. Both written with the medical student/physician in mind. This section pays particular attention to 1 Kings 8:22-61....

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Prayer for and by the Clinician: A Study on How a Physician Should Pray in the Clinical Setting. 1

This is part one of a series of posts which are the combination of two papers on prayer: first, an exegesis of 1 Timothy 2:1-7; second, a consideration of the theology of prayer. Both written with the medical student/physician in mind....

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We Are Not Called to Help People

"We are not called to help people. We are called to follow Jesus, in whose service we learn who we are and how we are to help and be helped." Stanley Hauerwas and William H. Willimon ...

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Do Short-Term Medical Missions Reduce Burnout?

Clark Campell, et al. note in a paper inMental Health Religion and Culture (2009, Vol. 12 (7), pp:627-637) called "Reduction in Burnout May Be a Benefit for Short-Term Medical Mission Volunteers" that burnout scores improved for physicians and nurses after providing medical care on South American short-term medical mission trips. Thirty-six volunteers were scored in the mo...

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Foolish Salt Must Be Used In Doing Missions

This is an exerpt from the book Maximum Impact Short-Term Mission by Roger Peterson, Gordon Aeschliman, and R. Wayne Sneed. Arguing from Matthew 5, they make the point that any missions work that seeks to conform to God's plan for missoins should (must) involve average believers...

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But are they "mission trips"?

Over on my "Relating to the Faith" blog, I examine the question which is raised by my previous post here: "Can Short-Term Mission Trips Be Considered 'Doing Missions'?"...

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Notes from the 1st Annual Haiti Collaborative

On April 29, 2017, I had the privilege of attending the 1st Annual Haiti Collaborative of North America wonderfully hosted by Good Samaritan Haitian Alliance Church in Lawrenceville, GA. It was of particular interest to me as our department has not only been taking students to Haiti to offer free medical clinics, but also has a vision for developing residency programs at...

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