INSIDE 22 LET MY HEART BE BROKEN: A heart for medical missions drew Dr. Ashley and Mike McCurry to to serve for two years at Hospital through World Medical Mission's Post- Residency Program.

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One thing I have learned is that following God HELP COVER often leads to unexpected places. 6FOCUS 28 DR. KENT BRANTLY THANK YOU FOR SERVING: We want to WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE YOU acknowledge the men and women who NEEDED? Look at the latest "Calling volunteered at mission hospitals around the for Help" (back page) to see which world during the last quarter. Thank you for mission hospitals need volunteers in following in the footsteps of the Great Physician. your specialty. 12 17 World Medical Mission assists evangelical mission hospitals SAMARITAN’S PURSE HEADQUARTERS BAND OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS: REBUILDING HOPE IN NIGERIA: and clinics by sending Christian doctors and dentists as P.O. Box 3000 • Boone, NC 28607 • (828) 262-1980 ©2014 Samaritan's Purse. All rights reserved. Mission hospitals around the world depend Government and church leaders from volunteers, and by providing equipment, supplies, and other resources that help them treat patients in the Name of the samaritanspurse.org on physicans who volunteer to help treat the across Kogi State celebrated the renewal Great Physician. sick, save lives, and share the Gospel. of Egbe Hospital. DEAR FRIEND

any of the mission hospitals where we send physicians through the streets in celebration, openly praising God for the revitalization of World Medical Mission have been providing life-saving Egbe Hospital, a project that had major support from Samaritan’s Purse. Mmedical care and reaching patients with the Gospel of Jesus The rebuilding of Egbe Hospital will help keep that hospital alive as a Christ for decades. center for healing and evangelism, bringing the Gospel to thousands of Years of hard use have created a desperate need for rebuilding and Muslims in a nation that is under siege by Islamic terrorists. renewal of medical facilities. Samaritan’s Purse is involved in critical We always want to be ready to help restore aging mission hospitals hospital reconstruction projects in countries like Bangladesh, Liberia, and keep them strong by sending volunteer physicians and medical Nigeria, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. supplies. Thank you for your prayers and support for Samaritan’s Purse We are committed to helping these hospitals continue in their and the ministry of World Medical Mission. With your help, missionary mission to treat the sick and share the Good News. “As it is written: ‘How medicine will continue to play a vital role in God’s plan for reaching our beautiful are the feet of those who preach the gospel of peace, who bring glad lost world with the Gospel. tidings of good things!’” (Romans 10:15, NKJV). These hospitals are not only in remote regions where people struggle Sincerely, to find medical care, but are often in nations where great spiritual battles are raging as well. In contrast with recent terrorist attacks and unrest in northern Nigeria, more than 1,000 people in the southern town of Egbe took to Franklin Graham PRESIDENT, SAMARITAN’S PURSE 6 | ON CALL WORLD MEDICAL MISSION - A Ministry of Samaritan’s Purse “God Saved My Life” ON CALL | 7

Dr. Brantly was discharged from Emory University Hospital on August 21, 2014. “Today Is A Miraculous Day” –Dr. Kent Brantly survives the deadly Ebola virus 8 | ON CALL WORLD MEDICAL MISSION - A Ministry of Samaritan’s Purse “God Saved My Life” ON CALL | 9

Kent Brantly became the focus of international, front- page news when an emergency medevac plane from Dr. Liberia carrying the Ebola-infected missionary landed in Atlanta, Georgia, on August 2, 2014. Mass media attention and fear of the deadly virus that was claiming lives across West Africa suddenly hit home. News crews camped outside Emory University Hospital where Dr. Brantly was confined to an isolation unit. Kent’s wife Amber was able to view him through a glass wall and communicate by intercom, but he was in a life-or-death battle with the most deadly virus in the world. On August 21, four weeks after Dr. Brantly first exhibited symptoms of Ebola infection in Liberia, he faced the news media in Atlanta, praising God for his recovery and release from the hospital. “Today is a miraculous day,” Dr. Brantly began. “I am thrilled to be alive, to be well, and to be reunited with my family. God saved my life—a direct answer to thousands and thousands of prayers.” Kent and Amber never imagined Joined by his wife Amber, Dr. Kent Brantly addresses the media following his release from what lay ahead when they and their Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. two children left Fort Worth, Texas, LIBERIA last October to serve as medical Kent’s involvement in the Ebola outbreak grew with the spread of

missionaries in Liberia. Population: the disease. The first cases appeared in Guinea in March and quickly The Brantlys’ move to West 4,190,000 spread across neighboring borders into Liberia and Sierra Leone. Africa was made possible through Physicians: Samaritan’s Purse and Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans the Post-Residency Program. 0.1 per 10,000 Frontières) worked with national ministries of health to combat the first Coordinated through World Literacy: wave of infection, but everyone feared that a resurgence of the disease 42.9% Medical Mission, the medical arm could easily overwhelm available hospitals and clinics. of Samaritan’s Purse, the Post- Repeated requests for additional assistance from the United Nations Residency Program enables young physicians and their families to serve and the international health community were made, but little support at a mission hospital for two years, working alongside veteran medical had arrived by the time a second Ebola outbreak erupted in June and missionaries in preparation for a lifetime of service on the field. quickly spread across the region. “When my family and I moved to Liberia last October to begin a Dr. Brantly assumed the role as the director of the Ebola Case two-year term working with Samaritan’s Purse, Ebola was not on the Management Center at ELWA Hospital. He and a crew of nurses and radar,” Kent said at the news conference. “We moved to Liberia because physicians worked around the clock to care for a growing number of God called us to serve the people of Liberia.” Ebola patients. 10 | ON CALL WORLD MEDICAL MISSION - A Ministry of Samaritan’s Purse “God Saved My Life” ON CALL | 11

“I held the hands of countless individuals as this terrible disease took their lives away from them,” Dr. Brantly said. “I witnessed the One of the things I have learned is that horror firsthand, and I can still remember every face and name.” “ When Dr. Brantly was stricken with the disease, he and Amber knew following God often leads that without God’s intervention, Kent’s chances of survival were slim, but they also believed that God was in control. to unexpected places. “We are confident in our faith that God is sovereign and ‘works ” all things together for good to those that love Him, who are called Government Relations for Samaritan’s Purse, gave testimony, urging a according to His purpose,’” Dr. Brantly said during the crisis. “We serve a coordinated, international response to the Ebola crisis. God of great mercy, grace, and redemptive power, and we look forward “The infection and death rates of this recent West African outbreak to witnessing our God at work in the midst of this seeming disaster.” will easily and quickly surpass the combined total of all previous The World Takes Notice outbreaks,” Isaacs said. “The disease is uncontained and out of control The media storm that was generated when Dr. Brantly arrived in in West Africa. The global impact of Ebola has yet to be fully realized.” Atlanta brought the gravity of the Ebola crisis in West Africa to the As the Ebola crisis came to the forefront of public attention, the world’s attention. Five days later, prominent health officials and program United Nation’s World Health Organization (WHO) committed $200 coordinators were addressing members of Congress and the House million to help contain the disease and provide care for Ebola victims. Committee of Foreign Affairs. Ken Isaacs, Vice President of Programs and Throughout the crisis, Dr. Brantly had a global platform for sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Every statement that the Brantlys released to the press expressed their unwavering faith in God. Franklin Graham presented Dr. Brantly with a new World Medical Mission lab coat to replace the one he had to leave behind in Liberia. “I am forever thankful to God for sparing my life and am glad for any attention my sickness has attracted to the plight of West Africa in the midst of this epidemic,” Dr. Brantly said at the hospital news conference. “Please continue to pray for Liberia and the people of West Africa, and encourage those in positions of leadership and influence to do everything possible to bring this Ebola outbreak to an end.” Franklin Graham and the staff of Samaritan's Purse welcomed the Brantly family to the international headquarters in Boone, North Carolina, in mid September. “Kent and Amber and their children sitting here is a testimony as to what God can do,” Graham said. “There is no God like our God. He loves us, He cares for us, His Son died for us, He was buried for our sins, and God raised Him to life. If he can do that, there’s no God like our God.” The Brantlys are on home leave in the U.S., praying for God's direction for the future while Kent regains strength. “God delivered us with His mighty hand,” Dr. Brantly said. “We went to Liberia to serve in a quiet way, expecting to be there for at least two years, just to do what God had called us to do. This is not the end of our story.” 12 | ON CALL WORLD MEDICAL MISSION - A Ministry of Samaritan’s Purse Band of Brothers and Sisters ON CALL | 13

Band of Brothers and Sisters How the men and women who volunteer at Tenwek Hospital rally to provide life-saving medical care and share the Gospel

by Dr. Mike Chupp, the Medical Director of Tenwek Hospital

his weekend I have been reflecting on the incredible blessing that partners in T ministry can be to Tenwek Hospital. We are in the middle of a two-week window of time when 21 of our long-term doctors are away from Tenwek, 19 of them attending the biannual Christian Medical Dental Association conference for missionary doctors and their families serving in Africa and the Middle East. The conference moved to the south coast of Greece this year so that families could attend with the doctors. Pam and I decided to stay at Tenwek this year. This has given us a very special appreciation for two Christian organizations that have made this time possible, World Medical Mission and Southwestern Medical Clinic. Tenwek hasn’t closed its doors, but the five long-term doctors who didn’t go to Greece couldn’t possibly cover the 600 outpatient visits a day and rounding on 220 to 250 inpatients each day, in addition to all the teaching and administrative duties. Band of Brothers and Sisters ON CALL | 15

provider desiring to support and volunteer in one way or another in medical missions. We will be joining the group for several months this fall while on home ministry assignment to relieve, encourage, and maybe recruit needed future support for Tenwek from the multi-specialty practice. Fellow Tenwek missionary doctor, John Spriegel, is also a partner with Southwestern Medical Clinic and is currently working with the group as a hospitalist in St. Joseph, Michigan. What a huge encouragement this little band of doctors has been to us over the last 21 years. Praise the Lord for these Christian physicians who see their work as a very practical way of demonstrating Christ’s compassion to a dying and lost world. World Medical Mission and Southwestern Medical Clinic are two organizations that have enhanced, enabled, and promoted the tremendous growth and outreach of Tenwek Hospital over several decades. Thank you to both groups for being a big part of the legacy that surrounds our motto: “We Treat – Jesus Heals.”

The massive gap has been filled by a medical “band of brothers and sisters” from all over the United States. World Medical Mission has been sending short-term doctors and dentists to Tenwek Hospital for nearly Dr. Mike Chupp (L) examines a young patient with clinical officer Nicholas Ronoh (R). 40 years, and this month has been no exception. During this time, three surgeons, three OB’s, a GI doctor, an ER doctor, an orthopedic surgeon, a family physician, a pediatrician, and an intensive care specialist all came to serve. World Medical Mission started working several months ago to get this needed help. Praise God for World Medical Mission and the vision that Franklin Graham had for this outreach in the 1970s. A subset of these short-term doctors come from a special place to us—HOME—Berrien County, Michigan, and Southwestern Medical Clinic. I joined Southwestern Medical Clinic in 1993 as a general surgeon because this special “band of brothers and sisters” cares deeply about ministry in Jesus’ healing Name in Berrien County and around the world. Drs. Hempel (ICU), Steen (OB and FP), Murphy (OB), and Hurst (PEDS) all come from the Southwestern Medical Clinic practice and share its passion to be actively involved in international medical missions. The group now is approximately 70 doctors strong with every Rebuilding Hope in Nigeria ON CALL | 17 Rebuilding Hope in Nigeria

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

“Before they started, they circled around the new X-ray machine and sang a song of praise to God.”

orld Medical Mission ships donated medical equipment and supplies to mission hospitals around the world. Our W biomedical technicians often travel to these hospitals to install new equipment, repair existing machines, and train national staff how to properly use and maintain the delicate machines.

Biomedical technician Monte Oitker traveled to Mbingo Baptist Hospital in Cameroon to install a new X-ray machine. "This hospital will be one of few to have digital X-ray imaging in Cameroon," he said.

The radiology department had a backlog of patients waiting when the machine was in place. “Before they started, they circled around the new X-ray machine and sang a song of praise to God,” Monte said.

For information about donating equipment and supplies to World he quiet town of Egbe, Nigeria, came alive when more than Medical Mission, call (828) 262-1980 and ask to speak to one of 1,000 people flooded the streets to celebrate the rebuilding of our biomedical technicians. T Egbe Hospital, a vital mission hospital that has been providing 18 | ON CALL WORLD MEDICAL MISSION - A Ministry of Samaritan’s Purse Rebuilding Hope in Nigeria ON CALL | 19

Government and church leaders from across Kogi State attended the commissioning celebration for the revitalized Egbe Hospital.

project, coordinating the construction of an 11,000 square foot facility that houses a new intensive care unit, laboratory and X-ray departments, outpatient department, and doctors’ offices. Samaritan’s Purse mobilized teams of volunteers from the United States to help renovate missionary and staff housing, upgrade the compound’s electrical system, and even life-saving medical care and the Gospel to people in Kogi State and construct a dam to collect precious water in the drought-stricken region. beyond for more than 60 years. Like so many mission hospitals around the world, Egbe Hospital has A joyful procession flowed through the town, with people of all ages ties to missionary pioneers who ventured into unknown regions more singing, dancing, and welcoming visitors to the dedication, including the than a century ago to take the Gospel to people who had never heard. governor and deputy governor of Kogi State. In 1908, missionaries Tommy and Ethel Titcombe arrived in “What a historic event it was,” said Don Campion, whose father, Dr. Egbe. As Tommy visited rural villages to share the Gospel, his life George Campion, established the hospital in 1952. “It was a humbling was threatened by powerful witch doctors who displayed frightening experience to see the community rally behind the hospital. It was a day demonic powers. Esther embraced the plight of local women who feared of great rejoicing in all that has been accomplished.” dying in childbirth. She openly challenged the practice of families killing Samaritan’s Purse has been a major partner in the revitalization twins when they were born, fearing that the children were cursed. 20 | ON CALL WORLD MEDICAL MISSION - A Ministry of Samaritan’s Purse Rebuilding Hope in Nigeria ON CALL | 21

The Titcombes opened their home to young mothers who needed “Women came from all over Nigeria to see me, to have me pray for special care. In 1925, a small maternity clinic was established in Egbe. them, to find a miracle from God,” Dr. Duncan said. “Many knew they In 1952, Dr. George and Esther Campion established Egbe Hospital, were beyond any normal medical help, but came anyway, expecting a which has grown into a 121-bed facility that receives more than 16,000 miracle. I prayed for them all and counted on God to provide for their outpatient cases per year. needs.” Physicians like Dr. Christal Duncan, an OBG from Yreka, California, Dr. Duncan was often overwhelmed by the number of women have made the arduous journey to Egbe to minister to the sick through needing care, but was humbled to be used by God to treat the sick and World Medical Mission. While Dr. Duncan treated patients, her husband, share the Gospel. Mike, worked on the hospital reconstruction. “I am just a pen that God is using to write His words on the hearts and lives of people,” Dr. Duncan said. “That is what the pastors in Egbe told me.” The revitalization of Egbe Hospital will help it keep pace with I am just a pen that God is using growing medical needs across the region and continue its mission to “ share the Good News with patients and make disciples in partnership to write His words on the hearts with local churches. and lives of the people” NIGERIA Leading causes of death health for children under 5* Tetanus – 11,735 Pertussis – 9,281 HIV/AIDS – 23,981 – 4,660 facts Meningitis/ Encephalitis – 30,686 – 167,123 Physicians per Injuries – 35,614 10,000 people Newborn Infections – 38,295

Diarrhoeal Complications – 80,840 Birth Trauma – 89,271

*World Health Organization 2012

Dr. Christal and Mike Duncan (left) discovered a rewarding mission field serving the Lord at Egbe Hospital. 22 | ON CALL WORLD MEDICAL MISSION - A Ministry of Samaritan’s Purse Let My Heart Be Broken ON CALL | 23

by Dr. Ashley McCurry, serving at Kapsowar Hospital in Kenya

have a problem. When I see a child in need I can’t stop myself from getting involved. My poor husband. I almost always get in overI my head and Mike has to come in and be the rational adult and talk me through my decisions. I don’t know how many times I have texted Mike with a message like, “I am bringing home a couple of kids today.” Well, on Saturday I sent that text message and I wasn’t joking. I feel like God has blessed (burdened) each one of us with an awareness of an injustice in this world. I believe there are many things in this world that break the heart of God, too many for each of us to be moved by them all. I think each one of us has an injustice that we just cannot Let My Heart Be Broken by the things that break the heart of God –Bob Pierce Founder of Samaritan's Purse

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look past, something that grabs ahold of our heart and demands our attention. For some people it's caring for the homeless, being a voice for widows, maybe women that are mistreated; for me it's children. I cannot look at a child in need and not act on it. Saturday was a heartbreaking day. We lost a young mother who struggled to the end for her life. Even more tragically, she left behind three little boys, one of whom was only three days old, and a husband with no means to care for these kids. It’s a complicated story, but the father needed to search for the wife’s distant family in order to give her a proper burial. He had no relatives to care for the three kids, especially a newborn baby. As is my usual nature, I offered to care for the kiddos while he sorted things out. I wasn’t alone in this. One of my colleagues offered to care for the newborn and we took in the two toddler- aged boys. We have welcomed these boys into our home and we will care for them as long as the Lord leads us to. Our Swahili has been pushed to its limits, and we have instantly been thrown into a world much like our friends who recently adopted from Ethiopia, with the huge exception that we Dr. Ashley and Mike McCurry and their three children are serving at Kapsowar Hospital in know this is for the short term. We have been Kenya for two years through World Medical Mission's Post-Residency Program. so encouraged by the laughter and giggles that have filled our home, and we are so blessed to would have cared for him and protected him and loved him in a way have a front row seat to witness the resilience that only a mother can. I think about the harsh life that lies ahead for of these kids. the newborn baby and the two older boys. My thoughts revert back to My heart is aching over the loss of their the childhood complaint of “it's not fair.” mother. I tear up even now replaying that But the good news is this: God knows these kids like this mama day in my head. When I look at that sweet knew her kids. He knows their needs before they do. He sees their hurt baby’s face, I see his mother. I think about and confusion. He knows what lies ahead for each day of their lives. And what she would want for her baby, how she He has entrusted us, the church, with this burden.

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“For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and “THE WORLD NEEDS MORE DOCTORS you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I who have a heart for service and evangelism.” needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was Franklin Graham in prison and you came to visit me. Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, President, Samaritan’s Purse when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or need clothes and clothe you? When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’ The King will reply, truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me” (Matthew 25:35-40, NIV). Here are a couple thoughts for you to ponder. First, what is it that pulls at your heartstrings in a way that you cannot deny? And secondly, what are you doing about it?

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Mission hospitals around the world depend on the assistance of Christian physicians who volunteer to provide life-saving care to the sick in Jesus’ Name. We want to thank the men and women listed below for their faithful service between April and June, 2014.

BANGLADESH GHANA Memorial Christian Hospital Baptist Medical Centre Dr. Carl Janzen, FP...... Seattle, WA Dr. Hannah B. Dunn, 3RE, FP...... Greeley, CO Dr. M. Faith Nixdorff, FP...... Airdrie, AB, Canada HONDURAS BOLIVIA Hospital Loma de Luz Ruth Bell Riverboat Dr. Robert D. Bohl, U...... Edenton, NC Dr. William H. Angus, DDS...... Midlothian, VA Dr. Daniel S. Fuglestad, FP...... Willmar, MN Dr. James R. Davey, OD...... Grand Rapids, MN Dr. Bryan Jarabek, IM...... Minneapolis, MN Dr. William M. Wakefield, FP...... Eastvale, CA Dr. Craig Lem, PD...... Cherry Hill, NJ Dr. Mackenzie Slater, FP...... Juneau, AK CAMEROON Mbingo Baptist Hospital Hospital Evangelico Dr. Angela Barrier, PD...... Lancaster, SC Dr. Ronald W. Philips, R...... Portland, OR Dr. Charles Barrier, IM...... Lancaster, SC Dr. Jacob F. Busler, PTH...... Nashville, TN KENYA Dr. Garth Eliason, DDS...... Kelowna, BC, Canada Kapsowar Hospital Dr. LeeAnne Luft, ID...... Kelowna, BC, Canada Dr. Steven C. Elerding, GS...... Prosser, WA Dr. Paul E. Jarrett, Jr., OBG...... Anderson, IN Dr. Sarah M. Killian, 3RE, FP...... Tulsa, OK Dr. Fred M. Kimbrell, IM...... Lancaster, SC Dr. Tomas D. Martin, TS...... Gainesville, FL Kijabe Hospital Dr. Morgan McDonald, IM/PD...... Nashville, TN Dr. Warren D. Bannister, PTH...... Port Republic, VA Dr. Donald E. Meier, PDS...... El Paso, TX Dr. Douglas C. Barnhart, PDS.... Salt Lake City, UT Dr. Rona L. Norelius, PDS...... Colorado Dr. Rebecca J. Benbow, FP...... Exeter, UK ...... Springs, CO Dr. Patricia K. Catrow, 2RE, FP...... Harlingen, TX Dr. Richard G. Sharpe, GS...... Center Valley, PA Dr. Stephen Clyne, NEPH...... Clarkston, MI Dr. Mark J. Snell, GS...... Bonney Lake, WA Dr. Anna Corey, IM...... Madison, WI Dr. George A. Stouffer, CD...... Chapel Hill, NC Dr. Carola Diestel, PD...... Gaiberg, Germany Dr. Brian Wirzba, IM...... Edmonton, AB, Canada Dr. August S. Hein, FP...... West River, MD Dr. James Kemper, Jr., OTO...... Austin, TX DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO Dr. Stefan Kim, NS...... Carlisle, MA CME/Nyankunde Hospital Dr. Jeffry B. Lawrence, PTH...... Chester, NJ Dr. Laura A. Foudy, FP...... Huntington, IN Dr. Richard Lee, OTO...... Gilford, NH Dr. Scott Hartnett, GS...... Miami, FL Dr. Michael E. Matlak, PDS...... Salt Lake City, UT Dr. Leland C. McCluskey, ORS...... Columbus, GA ETHIOPIA Dr. Matthew D. McEvoy, AN...... Brentwood, TN Soddo Christian Hospital Dr. Robert E. Nagy, OTO...... Lander, WY Dr. Duane R. Anderson, ORS...... Coeur d’Alene, ID Dr. Shannon Rabuka, AN..Edmonton, AB, Canada Dr. Clint D. Barnett, ORS...... Belton, TX Dr. Drew A. Rideout, PDS...... Tampa, FL Dr. Harry Bergen, GS...... Mono, ON, Canada Dr. Charles L. Scott, PTH...... Fayetteville, NC Dr. Jeffrey J. Dood, OBG...... Caledonia, MI Dr. Anna Sorenson, 3RE, PD...... Charlottesville, VA THANK YOU Dr. Charles R. Ellington, FP...... Decatur, IL Dr. Kyle I. Swanson, 6YE, NS...... Madison, WI Dr. Andre M. Ishak, ORS...... Camarillo, CA Dr. Mark Sutherland, AD...... Wilmington, NC Dr. Michael McGee, OTO...... Bethany, OK Dr. Andrew D. Toms, ORS...... Exeter, UK Dr. Harry P. Rudolph, ORS...... Folly Beach, SC Dr. Marcello Tonelli, NEPH.Edmonton, AB, Canada FOR SERVING Dr. Jerry A. Smith, GS...... Poncha Springs, CO Dr. Brenton C. Wait, FP...... Loughton, Essex, UK Dr. Read Vaughan, R...... Kalispell, MT Dr. Brandon E. Walser, IM...... Little Rock, AR april | 14 around the world june | 14 30 | ON CALL WORLD MEDICAL MISSION - A Ministry of Samaritan’s Purse On Call Now ON CALL | 31

Dr. Donna Yeiser, PD...... Cataula, GA Dr. William B. Wiley, ORS...... Warner Robins, GA UNITED STATES KENYA Dr. John Yeiser, IM...... Cataula, GA Dr. Steven J. Willing, R...... Indianapolis, IN Tanalian Bible Camp Kapsowar Hospital Dr. Elizabeth A. Wilson, 3RE, PD...... Durham, NC Dr. Barbara R. Asher, FP...... Dillingham, AK Dr. Nancy Longfors, GS...... Roanoke, VA Tenwek Hospital Dr. Matthew R. Benson, PD/END..... Anchorage, AK Dr. Ashley McCurry, FP...... Des Moines, IA Dr. James R. Burczak, ORS...... Saint Joseph, MI NEPAL Dr. Heather L. Books, PD...... Las Vegas, NV Dr. William R. Copeland III, 5RE, NS.Rochester, MN Tansen Mission Hospital Dr. Raymond A. Krueger, FP...... Stewartville, MN Tenwek Hospital Dr. Carolyn R. Cort, PD...... Burnsville, NC Dr. Rebecca A. McAteer, FP...... Mount Bethel, PA Dr. Thomas W. Sanderson, EM...... Hailey, ID Dr. Michael Chen, OPH...... Sacramento, CA Dr. David A. Cort, IM...... Burnsville, NC Dr. Michael Davis, IM/ID...... Johnson City, TN Dr. Stephen Doane, GS...... Culver City, CA NIGER ZAMBIA Dr. Aaron Kelley, EM...... Allentown, PA Dr. Sean Dupont, 1RE, GS...... Byron, MN Dr. Yan-Hua K. Liu, FP...... Wichita, KS Zimba Mission Hospital Dr. Todd Lavery, GS...... Detroit, MI Dr. Bob Dyar, Jr., OBG...... Marietta, GA Dr. Vicki Penney, FP...... Calgary, AB, Canada Dr. John J. Breth, AN...... Overland Park, KS Dr. Eric Mitchell, GS...... Kentwood, MI Dr. Thomas G. Ebner, ORS...... Medina, OH Dr. Geoffrey F. Moses, 2RE, FP...... Greenwood, SC Dr. Will Moore, ORS...... Birmingham, AL Dr. Amie M. Ecker, 3RE, GS...... Grand Rapids, MI PAPUA NEW GUINEA Dr. Joseph M. Woods IV, PS...... Atlanta, GA Dr. Rebekah Ross, OBG...... Duncanville, TX Dr. Goodman B. Espy III, OBG...... Marietta, GA Kudjip Nazarene Hospital Dr. James R. Adams, FP...... Sherwood Park, AB, Mukinge Hosital LIBERIA Dr. Tim Fincher, OPH...... West Monroe, LA Canada Dr. Randall S. Fowler, EM...... Pocatello, ID Dr. Paul R. Kuraguntla, AN...... Bel Air, MD ELWA Hospital Dr. Jonathan M. Berbin, 2RE, FP.... Greenwood, SC Dr. Paul K. Osteen, GS...... Houston, TX Dr. Kent Brantly, FP...... Indianapolis, IN Dr. Angela C. Griffin, OBG...... Haslett, MI Dr. Peter Knausenberger, FP.Kununurra, Australia Dr. Julie A. Griffin, IM/PD...... Coffeyville, KS Dr. Richard P. Morse, Jr., FP...... Phenix City, AL Kalene Mission Hospital NEPAL Dr. J. Scott Groch, R...... Elmhurst, IL Dr. Barbara C. Soyster, IM ...... Northville, MI Dr. Paul K. Osteen, GS...... Houston, TX Tansen Mission Hospital Dr. Katharine Hawbaker, 2RE, EM...... Tucson, AZ Dr. David Hough, IM...... Rochester, NY Dr. Nicolaus J. Hawbaker, 3RE, EM...... Tucson, AZ PERU SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Dr. Jessica, GS...... Hamilton, ON, Canada Dr. Daniel L. Hayward, IM...... Baroda, MI Diospi Suyana Hospital Dr. Richard W. Furman, TS...... Boone, NC Dr. Leona O’Keefe, FP...... Ventura, CA Dr. K. Suzanne Hayward, FP...... Baroda, MI Dr. Robert D. Fisher, AN ...... Las Vegas, NV Dr. Donald D. Graham, Jr., PUDWinston. Salem, NC Dr. Josh Riggsbee, FP...... Columbia, SC Dr. Stephen L. Hempel, PUD/CC...Saint Joseph, MI Dr. Stephen W. Wright, DDS ...... Ooltewah, TN Dr. Kitsie Hendrix, DDS...... Marietta, GA Dr. J. David Hoover, PDS...... Raleigh, NC Dr. Kuhn Hong, R...... Hinsdale, IL NIGER Dr. Desire M. Hurst, PD...... Baroda, MI REPUBLIC OF GABON Dr. Karen H. Klemis, DDS...... Memphis, TN Galmi Hospital Dr. Daniel E. Kenady, GS...... Lexington, KY Bongolo Hospital Dr. Bruce V. MacFadyen Jr., GS...... Houston, TX Dr. Karen Andrews, IM/PD...... Memphis, TN Dr. Larry D. Kieft, OBG...... Fort Collins, CO Dr. John Chae, PM...... Strongsville, OH Dr. M. Shawn Morehead, FP...... Bessemer, AL Dr. Tabetha Bradley, GS...... Seattle, WA Dr. Timothy W. Lawton, FP...... Bel Aire, KS Dr. Kevin M. El-Hayek, GS.. Cleveland Heights, OH Dr. Michael W. Penley, R...... Kennewick, WA Dr. David I. Levy, NS...... San Diego, CA Dr. Mitchell E. Nutt, OBG ...... Saint Marys, OH Dr. Catherine P. Scarbrough, FP...... Bessemer, AL PERU Dr. Jonathan P. Lindman, OTO...... Augusta, GA Hospital Diospi Suyana Dr. John O. Mason III, OPH...... Birmingham, AL REPUBLIC OF CHINA Dr. Ari Cale, FP...... Tulsa, OK Dr. Shanda M. McManus, FP...... Fair Haven, NJ Hope Medical Clinic POST-RESIDENCY PROGRAM Dr. Kirsten Morigeau, IM...... Gresham, OR Dr. Stephen W. McManus, R...... Fair Haven, NJ Dr. Linda Dannemiller, FP ...... Pataskala, OH Dr. Seth L. Mercer, EM...... Portland, OR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO REPUBLIC OF CONGO RWANDA Dr. Chase H. Miller, OTO...... Rochester, NY CME/Nyankunde Hospital Pioneer Christian Hospital Kibogora Hospital Dr. Lindsey Cooper, PD...... Boone, NC Dr. Kiong Liao, FP...... Oklahoma City, OK Dr. Meghan K. Murphy, OBG...... Niles, MI Dr. Timothy A. Berg, GS...... Kerrville, TX Dr. Bryan C. Myers, OBG...... Winchester, TN Dr. Elliott Tenpenny, EM...... Murfreesboro, TN Dr. Lydia A. Engelhardt, OBG..Mount Pleasant, SC GABON Dr. Shawn W. O'Driscoll, ORS...... Rochester, MN Dr. Joel A. Green, GS...... Byron Center, MI TOGO Dr. Barbara K. Okamoto, GS...... Arvada, CO Bongolo Hospital Dr. Sherie A. Horvath, PD ...... Fredricksburg, VA Dr. Elizabeth Elliott, FP/OB...... Dalton, GA Karolyn Kempton Memorial Christian Hospital Dr. David T. Palma, GE...... Greenville, SC Dr. William M. Rambo, Sr., GS.Mount Pleasant, SC Dr. Kelly Faber, PD...... Louisville, KY Dr. Daniel Park, AN...... Cambridge, MA Dr. Jennifer O’Connor, GS...... Bel Aire, KS Dr. Zachary O’Connor, GS...... Bel Aire, KS Dr. Christy Lee, OBG...... Travelers Rest, SC Dr. Alfred C. Roschmann, R...... Kerrville, TX TOGO Dr. Fred Pfenniger, FM...... Madison, IN Dr. Lisa A. Rubinsak, 3RE, OBG...... Richmond, VA Karolyn Kempton Memorial Christian Hospital GHANA Dr. Lydia Pfenniger, FM...... Madison, IN Dr. Jeni A. Shull, 3RE, FP...... Loma Linda, CA Dr. Amanda M. Baright, GS...... Salem, OH Baptist Medical Center Dr. R. Allan Stanford, PD...... Bryant, AR Dr. Chuck W. Callahan, PD/PUD...... Ft. Belvoir, VA Dr. Tim Cahill, FP...... Fort Worth, TX ZAMBIA Dr. Jonathan Steen, FP...... Niles, MI Dr. Kenneth J. Crowe, FP...... Opp, AL Mukinge Hospital Dr. Philip E. Tanner, GE...... Sioux Falls, SD Dr. Anne Kim, PDS...... Cleveland, OH HONDURAS Dr. Sarah Lantz, GS...... Charlotte, NC Dr. W. Keith Thompson, PD...... Thomasville, NC Dr. Wingko W. Yung, AN...... Richmond Hill, ON, Hospital Loma de Luz Dr. Stephen Snell, FP...... Fort Worth, TX Dr. Gil D. Tolan, GP...... Fredericksburg, TX Canada Dr. Judy Blumhofer, PD...... Springfield, MA Dr. Scott W. Tolan, 4YR, IM/PD...... Durham, NC Dr. Mackenzie Slater, FP...... Ventura, CA SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Dr. David A. Velling, AN...... Puyallup, WA Dr. Mei-Lin Chen, FP...... Davis, CA Dr. Sarah Villegas, 2RE, FP...... Castro Valley, CA Dr. Kirstin Hertler, OBG...... Memphis, TN Dr. E. Jeanne-Anne Waller, PD...... Birmingham, AL Dr. Joel Vanderford, PEDS/ICU...Charlottesville, VA