International health partners

Woven

together by

Jesus

International Health Partners

Across to the neighborhood to across the world, access to great health care unites us with a common thread. But more than physical health, the Luke Society exists to weave us into the spiritual union with God through the saving blood of Jesus Christ.

 

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Maradi eyes tech upgrades
Maradi eyes tech upgrades

Our fall fundraising letter kicks off today with efforts to support Dr. Ibrahim Baare in Maradi, Niger, with a bimodal ocular ultrasound. The machine will help to provide better comprehensive care by addressing problems earlier.

Time for a check-in
Time for a check-in

From time to time we all need some health check-ins, whether it’s for physical health or for mental or spiritual health. So consider this your GAP check-in as we take a little different approach to our monthly prayer newsletter.

Stop and recognize God at work
Stop and recognize God at work

In our busy day to day lives, sometimes we need to remind ourselves stop and simply appreciate the way the Lord is moving around the world. Give him attention the attention He deserves and you’ll see something special.

Mbongo recipient of answered prayers
Mbongo recipient of answered prayers

Growing a ministry takes time, but it has been a blessing for Dr. Patricia Dimene in Cameroon. A little faith and persistence has helped her double patient volumes as she works out of her new clinic in Mbongo.

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View fullsize With full confidence of the office staff and unanimous support from our Board of Directors, the Luke Society is pleased to introduce our new logo and branding concept to our directors, ministries and supporters around the world. These tools will for
View fullsize We've got something very exciting to announce here at 10 a.m. Central Time tomorrow. Stay tuned to our social media... If you know... shhhh 🤐
View fullsize A couple days late, but ministry co-director Rev. Ben Cayaon celebrated his birthday on Saturday. Thank you for the spiritual care you provide to the people on the island of Palawan in the Philippines. May this year be filled with joy as you continue
View fullsize Happy birthday to Luke Society board member Dr. Diane Krall. Diane has a wonderful heart for the ministry of the Luke Society. She has been a PMT to Dahra, Senegal, and Segou, Mali. We hope you have a wonderfully special day, Diane!
View fullsize We kept our regional coordinators busy on their final full day in the area, speaking at churches in Luverne, MN; Middleburg, IA; Orange City, IA; and Sioux Falls.
View fullsize With all the busyness of the events of the weekend we forgot to note that yesterday (Oct. 18) was Dr. Troy Tompkins’ birthday. Join me in wishing a happy (belated) birthday to our Chief Medical Officer!
View fullsize So many talented, and God-fearing servants gathered in one room at our PMT Conference in Sioux Falls.
View fullsize No one discussed dress code for today’s PMT conference, but the checkered, button down shirt game is extremely strong today.
View fullsize A special weekend with our PMTs began tonight. We’re looking forward to wonderful engagement with them during our PMT Conference tomorrow.
View fullsize More from our regional coordinators’ and friends’ visit to the butterfly house and aquarium in Sioux Falls, and time at the Outdoor Campus. (Album 2 of 2)
View fullsize Our regional coordinators and friends enjoyed a visit this afternoon to the butterfly house and aquarium in Sioux Falls, along with a beautiful walk through the park. (Album 1 of 2)
View fullsize October is a busy month for birthdays in the Luke Society and we're glad to celebrate this one with nurse Denise Maxwell, director of the New Community Health Center in Monrovia, Liberia. May you have a wonderful day celebrating another year the Lord

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Luke Society’s impact:

“Communities are applying knowledge about hygiene and taking sanitation measures to prevent disease. School-age children and older adults are experiencing increased self-esteem and spiritual growth.”

― DR. BEATRIZ NAVIDAD

Metapán, El Salvador

“We are spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ on a large scale with many converts and establishing local churches. We are assisting the community with quality primary health care. We provide assistance to the poor in accessing primary health care and social reintegration, not forgetting to raise awareness on certain common infectious and chronic pathologies.”

― DR. BERNARD SOGBO

Tchaourou, Benin