(October 2021, Issue 112) An international partnership between Navigator doctors in Ghana and a business entrepreneur in the USA aims to address the problem of health care in Ghana. Primary Mobile Medical International, out of Kansas, converts shipping containers into medical clinics and is placing these mobile clinics in underserved parts of Ghana in cooperation with Dr. Edith Clarke, a Navigator leader in Ghana.
(July 2021, Issue 111) It is rare for anyone to have a significant impact in life or ministry alone. By serving together among the lost—including through entrepreneurship and business—we can be more fruitful. A team of Scottish entrepreneurs is demonstrating how to do that.
These farmers often struggle to earn a living or pay for their children’s schooling. As Peter thought and prayed about how to reach these people for Christ and disciple them, he knew that he also needed to help them economically. But he wanted them to be self-sufficient rather than dependent on charity.
“If we want to see nations reached for Christ,” Aldo went on to say, “we must offer the majority of people a different model, one that is more realistic and replicable in their context.”
Chris and I had the privilege of joining more than one hundred European Navigator staff who work with college students in ten countries. Seeing firsthand the faith of these young men and women filled us with joy.
