2011 ER MISSION TO PHILIPPINES - update 2
Published on Tuesday, 12 July 2011 17:00 | 
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2011 ER Team
In an email report dated: WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 2011
Hi Pastor Jun/Lisa,
Here are the numbers I got from each clinic:
1st Clinic - Bgy Tibasak, Cagayan de Oro 6/22/11
Prayed for:
Salvation - 96
Rededication - 6
Healing - 113
Personal - 66
2nd Clinic - Bgy Gusa Purok 1,3, 3a, 3b Cagayan de Oro 6/23/11
Salvation - 69
Rededication - 20
Healing - 190
Personal - 57
3rd Clinic - Barili, Cebu 6/28/11
Salvation - 245
Rededication - 18
Healing - 115
Personal - 24
4th Clinic - Bgy Booy, Tagbilaran City, Bohol 6/30/11
Salvation - 98
Rededication - 56
Healing - 107
Personal - 39
5th Clinic - Bgy Canmanico, Valencia, Bohol 7/01/11
Salvation - 23
Rededication - 12
Healing - 113
Personal - 34
Note: Personal - finances, job, family, etc.
Comments Noted: request home visitation, need bible study, peace & reconciliation w/ neighbors, need church fellowship, follow-up, salvation for whole family, security in Christ, safe pregnancy - good health of mom and baby, living together outside marriage, spiritual growth, catholic, safety of family, needs financial assistance, job, patient very receptive of God's word, team bus driver (Bohol) - got saved.
'Hope this report helps.
Alex
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2011 ER MISSION TO PHILIPPINES - update
Published on Friday, 24 June 2011 09:11 | Written by Administrator | | | Hits: 462
FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 2011
Hello Everyone,
Sorry for the late news, it's just hard to get Wifi here with our busy schedule.
It's Saturday morning here and today we will be helping to build a
descent shelter for a pastor here in Cagayan de Oro. 
We haven't seen the place yet but Pastor Jun said that where they live now, which they call parsonage looked very depressing especially after a rain where they walk around the place on mud. Please pray that we'll be used to bless him and the family with the resources we have.
So far, we have done two clinics and visited several schools, jail and a police academy. I was in the clinics most of the time but according to reports, all of the police officers and recruits numbering to about 500 came forward during the prayer call.
God is really doing great and mighty things we do not know and we are just so blessed to be here.
I will try to send you more updates and in behalf of the team, thank
you for all your prayers and the other means of support you provided.
Alex
PS: Kindly forward this mail to the ones I missed - Thanks again.
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Published on Saturday, 01 August 2009 23:15 | Written by Administrator | | | Hits: 927
Rich Young presents medicine to Madam First Lady, Maureen Mwanawasa at the Zambia Statehouse in Lusaka, Zambia, AFRICA, in May 2003.
PROJECT: "ZAMBIA MEDICAL BRIGADES" -
WHEN: October 2012
WHERE: Zambia, AFRICA
ELEMENTS:
- Twelve doctors: four pediatricians, four gynecologists, and four general medical practitioners;
- A container of medicine valued at more than $2.5 million dollars, wholesale;
- Thirty-two mornings of medical seminars, thirty-two afternoons of free treatment to Zambian orphans, widows, and other vulnerable persons;
- The research to submit immediate and sustaining solutions for leap-frogging a nation's medical system into today's most current technology available.
SUMMARY: There are two basic elements to this Pure Works project: to treat orphans, widows and other vulnerable with medicine in hopes to better their lives, sustain them for a longer life, in some cases, save their lives; and, to further educate local medical personnel. Other longer term benefits are associated, such as sustaining solutions to the medical system of Zambia that will save countless lives.
THE PLAN: A dozen doctors will be divided into four groups. Respectively, each group of three will travel to one of the four major cities in Zambia: Kitwe; Livingstone; Lusaka; and Ndola. Each group will be comprised of a pediatrician, a gynecologist, and a general medical practitioner.
THE TACTICS: Each doctor will teach curriculum in eight morning sessions over a period of two weeks. Each doctor will participate in afternoon hands-on treatment of patients. Evenings will be left for statistic compilation, journaling, and outlining technology solutions.
THE HUMANITARIAN AID: A container of medicine from Pure Works donors containing more than $2.5M wholesale medicine is ready to be shipped to Zambia from Brunswick, Georgia. The list of medicine has been approved by the Zambian Ministry of Health, and as soon as a contract is signed, the medicine will ship. This container of medicine will be supplemented as is needed as deficiencies are identified.
CELEBRATIONS: The Rich Young Band will play in Kitwe, Livingstone, Lusaka and Ndola celebrating this years medical missions in Zambia.
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