Clinic Day 4
From Sherri: Here we are nearing the end of our clinic days already! Today was our last full day with these wonderful people, and it was a long, full day ending with a cool, damp fog. Even though the days have been long, the time has passed by so quickly. How exciting it has been to play a small part in the work accomplished this week. My whole reason
Clinica Day 2!
Our second clinic day is in the books! It was full of so many amazing experiences and stories to share. One highlight from my clinic day was a sweet young woman that waited ever-so-patiently outside my room while I was running behind schedule. I looked up and caught her gaze, and could just see it on her face that she was in pain. Once we finally called her name, she sat down and I
Day One is in the books!
Our clinic hit the ground running this morning and we saw 96 patients today! Thanks to our amazing providers, nurses, translators, and many helpers. From Annie: We arrived in Guatemala yesterday afternoon which gave our team an opportunity to set-up the clinic prior to seeing patients, which is a first, and provided the benefit to hit the ground running with patients today. Another first was implementing an electronic medical record (EMR) as prior to
On The Ground In Guatemala!
The team has arrived! After a smooth day of travel and customs (praise the Lord!), we settled into the guesthouse and went to the clinic for some early set up! More tomorrow! Back to Team Page
Telehealth Clinic – Day 4
Today was the final day of our telehealth clinic. This was an incredible week to be a part of as nearly 50 volunteers worked tirelessly to serve the 408 patients that came through the clinic to receive medical care. Thank you so much to everyone who helped and prayed for this ministry! The body of Christ truly came together to show so much love and compassion to our Guatemalan friends. We can’t wait to
Telehealth Clinic – Day 3
It was another great day as our team was able to care for over 100 patients. We have an incredible team both here and in Guatemala who have put in countless hours to make this happen. I love what one of our amazing ministry partners, Wendy, had to say about the week so far: "This week has been the result of many weeks of planning and praying! If you think about it, it’s pretty
Telehealth Clinic – Day 2
Today was another busy day as 104 patients came through the clinic. Here is a post from one of our superstar nurses here in Utah. Thank you for praying for all involved! When our lives turned upside down last year, I missed some of the little things, like travel, going to dinner with friends, leaving my house, or being able to buy toilet paper. It’s been a year to say the least. I feel
Telehealth Clinic – Day 1
We began our second Telehealth Clinic today with an incredible team of local medical professionals. This is such a humbling experience to be a part of as we get to witness kindness and service in action. Our team here and in Guatemala have given so much of their time and talents in order to care for the communities of Membrillal and Santo Tomas and we have so much gratitude for their service. God has
Telehealth Day 3- final day
Today was our final telehealth clinic day. Thank you to the many workers both in Utah and Guatemala that made this happen! Please continue to pray for the people in Guatemala and for ways we can continue to serve this community during such a difficult time. Our first post is from Donna, a nurse living in Guatemala who has worked as a translator and assistant in the past with our clinics and this month
Telehealth Clinic Day Two!
Today, our telehealth team continued to work together to see patients in Guatemala. From Shawnda, one of our faithful team members, working from Utah: "I have heard a lot, and thought it myself, 2020 is the worst. It definitely has been a time a change. That really goes for working with this team. Going to Guatemala every year has been a highlight for me. I love the country and I love working with the
Telehealth clinic day 1
A small team of doctors and nurses here are working to provide medical care through nurses, missionaries, and translators in Guatemala. Although there is nothing more than our team would like right now, we are unable to be face-to-face with our Guatemalan brothers and sisters and we are forever grateful for technology and the way God is using it to provide care for the most critical patients we see. We have seen God's provision