The boy didn’t smile, but he came closer. His bare feet, earth stained shirt, and ragged trousers betrayed his poverty. Very often, JVMI medical missions teams are greeted with excited smiling children, waving for cameras, and giggling at having their picture taken.
Right out of the gate on the first day of our Woliso medical mission clinic our team treated 1,400 patients. When volunteers arrived at the clinic site Monday morning, there were crowds of people waiting for them.
Though the protests in Ukraine against the government have dominated news coverage from the country in recent days, Jewish People living there have found themselves targeted as well.
Bob, a Line Management volunteer, walks the lines checking for patients who need immediate care. Jewish Voice medical missions, 2012 Woliso Ethiopia. If you’re not a medical professional, the very phrase, “medical missions,” may cause you to think there is no reason to look at our Outreaches.
And so it begins, with our first Medical Outreach of 2014 just a few days away. We start our year in Woliso, Ethiopia, and then just eight weeks from now, we will head to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to hold a new type of Outreach Event for the very first time.
The effective prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much.—James 5:16 NASB When Jesus (Yeshua) came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, He asked His disciples, “Who do people say the Son of Man is.
Standing firm doesn't always come easy for us. We can often be unsettled, even rocked by what is happening around us and in our lives.
Our medical clinics reach the “Lost Tribes of Israel” in poverty stricken Africa but Yeshua is needed all around the world. That’s why we bring His Good News to large city centers each year through our Hear O’ Israel. Festivals of Jewish Music and Dance.
Jewish Voice LIVE with Jonathan Bernis Webcast February 18, 2014 Is there a REAL danger from radical Islam. Is the Muslim Brotherhood in America. Are there really “sleeper cells” in the US waiting to attack. Are they active in gathering new followers. How bad is the threat and what would they do.
