Medical Missions
ToL4Hope Mission Training Course
We are excited to announce that the ToL4Hope Mission Training Course (MTC) is available online via Zoom! This course is specifically designed for churches and Christians worldwide who are interested in going on mission trips for unreached people groups. The MTC consists of weekly classes held over six weekends, featuring various lecture topics and speakers each week.
Our second MTC session will commence on July 12 and 13, 2024. If you are interested in participating and would like more information, please click here for additional details.
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If you want to watch the recordings of the Introductory Zoom Meetings held on December 1 and 2, 2023, please complete the form below to receive the links and passwords. However, only Mission Training Course (MTC) registrants have access to the recordings from the first MTC, which began on January 5 and 6, 2024.
Medical and Education Mission Trips
Join us in our mission to serve unreached people groups! Every April and October, we embark on a journey to two or three different nations in a row. This gives you the flexibility to choose one or more nations to serve, depending on your availability. During each 10-day trip, we focus on providing medical and education services to those in need.
We warmly welcome participants from all over the world, not just medical professionals and educators, but anyone with a heart to serve the unreached. However, mission trips are only open to Mission Training Course graduates. Let us work together to bring hope and help to those in greatest need!
Improving medical services in nations
We are dedicated to enhancing healthcare services for underserved communities in the long term. Our initial efforts involve the creation and implementation of public health education programs, aiming to educate and empower individuals with essential knowledge and practices.
Additionally, we are committed to conducting clinical research on the patient population we serve, aiming to understand both common and unique diseases prevalent in these communities. Through this research, we will be able to develop tailored and effective medical treatments and management strategies that are both suitable and practical for these individuals.
Our ultimate goal is to bridge the gap in healthcare accessibility and ensure the well-being of unreached people groups.
