Mwandi,
Zambia (Africa):
Mwandi
is a remote bush village in Southern Africa approximately 3
hours from Victoria
Falls. From 1992 to 1997, Medical Missions funded and built
a 110-bed
hospital, a
clinic, an
administration building, a
preschool, a sewing
school, a library, housing for nurses, a
chapel and a family life center.
Xpujil,
Mexico (Yucatan Peninsula): Xpujil
is a small village near Belize, which doesn’t have a water
source other than government tanker trucks. From 1994-1996 Medical
Missions helped fund a vocational
training center and a church
in this very poor community.
Sorocaba,
Brazil: In 2001 Medical
Missions helped fund the construction of the “Children
of Bethlehem” project, a new 5000 sq.ft. preschool/day
care facility for children born with aids.
Iquitos, Peru
(on the Amazon River) and the surrounding Amazon Rainforest:
From 1998 to present, Medical
Missions has built four churches,
a clinic,
two pastor’s
houses, a community building and dug
five fresh water wells. Recently, Medical Missions purchased
a city block to develop as a preventive health care center and
evangelism headquarters (“El
Jardin”) for Iquitos and the surrounding rain forest
area. The El
Jardin campus will have a church,
a specialty clinic, a radio station, a carpentry shop, an administration
building as well as housing classrooms for a language/Bible/preventive
healthcare institute. Medical Missions has an 8-year development
plan for this area (1998-2006).
Brasilito,
Costa Rica: Located in the northern
part of Costa Rica on the Pacific Coast. Beginning in 2002,
Medical Missions will build a vocational
training school (computer and English lab). Also under consideration
for the future is the construction of a clinic and two churches
in various villages near Brasilito.
Venezuela and Cuba. Other
mission sites will be selected as opportunities arise.
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