A Harvest of Hope in Togo

Persistent poverty can cause a whole community to abandon hope and become stoic. The way they cope with their situation is to reduce expectations and choose the only way out – just laze around. A visit to a community such as this gives the visitor the impression that it is a “sleepy community.” Our CHE […]

“Poverty is the worst Kind of Violence”

Mahatma Gandhi said, “Poverty is the worst kind of violence.” When I finally get time to write it, the title of my next book will be “The Excruciating Violence of Abject Poverty,” if my publisher doesn’t shorten the title! Poverty is truly the evil one’s trump card to leave humans, God’s supreme creation crippled, dehumanized, […]

Ema’s Resolve

As a new year starts, it is often the time when people like to make resolutions for change. Unfortunately, those resolutions often don’t last very long! We have a powerful story from Kenya, where a series of changes took place in an isolated and marginalized community. Ema*, a Kenyan missionary and his family resolved to […]

Exciting News: Your Impact Recognized Again!

Dear friends, Thank you for your unwavering dedication to our mission of equipping vulnerable communities through Christ-centered health and development. I am thrilled to share some exciting news with you. MAI, has been honored by ROI Ministry for the fifth consecutive year as one of the Top 10 ministries with the highest impact per dollar […]

Thirsting for Change: The Global Struggle for Clean Water

Water, the essence of life, is an invaluable resource that sustains our planet and all its inhabitants. However, despite its apparent abundance, a shocking number of people worldwide face the harsh reality of inadequate access to clean water. This blog sheds light on the pervasive clean water problems across the globe, exploring the root causes, […]

Nourishing Hope: Tackling the Global Challenge of Food Scarcity

In a world abundant with resources, it is disheartening to acknowledge that millions of people still suffer from food scarcity. The disparity between the haves and the have-nots is glaring, as many regions grapple with the daunting challenge of ensuring that every individual has access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food. This blog delves into […]

Financial Assistance Needed for Flood Relief in Kenya

Recent unprecedented floods in Kenya have swept away a crucial road, transforming the transportation of goods and people into a perilous undertaking. A trainer affiliated with CHE in the area, shared the harrowing journey of his wife, who navigated the floodwaters by transitioning from bus to motorcycle to a man’s back and eventually to a […]

Heal Lives and Transform Communities

Justine, whose story we have shared before, had a childhood of turmoil. When her parents got divorced and remarried other people, Justine’s life was disrupted as she tried to spend time with each parent in their respective villages. As a result, she dropped out of school and got married. The pain and trauma continued until […]

An Opposer of CHE is TRANSFORMED!

While visiting the home office, Rhodora Mendoza, Area Coordinator for the Philippines, shared an interesting story with us. When we are doing God’s work, and then experience opposition or sabotage, it is a call for us to hold firm and continue without giving up. It is God who has called us to His mission field […]

Let’s Make a Difference!

Young people all over the world are concerned about the future. In the developing world, this concern adds to the overriding uphill concern of making a living or even just surviving. In the past few months, Medical Ambassadors International has launched a special drive to engage both the Millennials and Gen Z in a partnership […]