It's always been a desire of Dr. Martin that the Jungle Hospital be a learning environment: a place where students come to learn about medicine in the Third World and about life on the mission field. We see this dream becoming a reality more and more each month as we not only receive more teams, but we take on more volunteers and interns all coming to lend a helping hand.
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Author: Wendy Williams
Introducing the 2017 J-Team
We are excited to introduce our 2017 missions interns and can't wait to see what God does in their lives this summer! If you are interested in participating in a hands on missions experience, please visit junglehospital.com for more information.
Elizabeth Sillcocks from New York is a graduate from Lee University and will be applying to medical school this summer.
Makayla Smith...
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April 2017
Last year marked a huge milestone for the Jungle Hospital as we partnered with Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This April we received two pediatric residents, Dr. Alma Cruz and Dr. Rebekah Dickman, for a few well spent weeks in the jungle. During their stay at the Jungle Hospital, they were able to provide the kids at Give Hope to Kids Children's Home w...
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City Hope/City Life
March is here, friends! Is your year flying by as fast as ours? Our first medical team of the season was one of the most stellar, star-packed crews we’ve ever had the pleasure of serving with. The coolest part? It was two church groups who had never even met before, yet melded perfectly from the first second like long-lost friends. Our staff couldn’t even pick out who came ...
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February Update
Welcome to the Jungle, Dr. Brittany and Garrett! February brought us two new crew members and what a blast it has been getting to know them. Even though Dr. Brittany was only here for a 4-week rotation, she immediately fit in as a part of the family! Dr. Brittany was our first resident of the year from our new partnership with Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louis...
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January Water Project
Well, friends, it’s hard to believe it’s already 2017! We had such a wonderful and restful “down season”-- those quieter months of the year where teams don’t come and the rain seems to pour every day. We worked our way through project lists, saw patients, and welcomed a new team member:
Alex was a J-Team summer intern in 2014, and after graduating from Boston University,...
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Princeton COG
Our last team of the summer season was Princeton Church hosting their first team to Honduras. Their church has supported our ministry for years, but this July was their first time to come and see the ministry they had spoken about for years now. Their team was made up of quite a few teenagers and kids, filling the team with vivacity and boldness to love on the kids they saw...
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Loxley COG/ Loxley First Baptist
With Loxley First Baptist and Loxley Church of God united, we had this fun education team from July 8-July 15. Arriving and departing on Friday instead of Saturday made the schedule slightly different, but Loxley came with preparation and drive that overcame any such schedule inconvenience. Traveling Friday and practicing skits on Saturday launched us into a busy week. On Sunda...
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Across the Globe Educational Team
For the first time, Across the Globe ministries sent down an education team this summer from June 25-July 2. After their visit in February, we were delighted to see another team from their church by June. The team contained several kids and teenagers, many of whom were childhood friends, making this team seem more like a big extended family rather than members of a large congre...
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Lee University
This June, we had Lee University's medical team arrive and stay with us for two weeks. They've returned to us for several years now and we always welcome the eager students who come willing to learn and experience missions during their summer vacation. For the first time, our friend Dr. Trey Melker was present for the student learning and ended up teaching many of the stude...
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