Fri 11am ET Bible study, Annual Retreat, Prayer Request, Book recommendation, and more
Dear Public Health Christian Fellowship,
"As you know, we count as blessed those who have persevered. You have heard of Job's perseverance and have seen what the Lord finally brought about. The Lord is full of compassion and mercy." James 5:11
Earlier this week, I had a chance to reflect on Job's story. I realized that what we all are facing is far from what Job went through. Can't you imagine being in Job position? Brothers and sisters, remember that "No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it." 1 Cor 10:13
I pray that we do not "lose hearts" and continue to put our hopes and dreams to God as Job did so that God can see our faithfulness until the end of our lives.
A few things coming up:
1) Friday Bible Study 11am ET, Zoom link
2) PRAYER REQUEST! (PHCF new feature!)3) InterVarsity's annual Retreat! Register here!
4) Webinars from ICMDA. Accessible here
5) Job opportunities
6) Global Missions Health Conference, VIRTUAL, register here!
7) Book recommendation: Practice By The Book: A Christian Doctor's guide to Living and Serving
1) Friday Bible Study, 11am ET
Please join us as we discuss Col 1:15-20. Zoom link (Meeting ID: 920 5868 4180, Password: phcf)
We know that a lot of things are going on, especially regarding the uncertain circumstances we are facing, not to mention international students' visa issues. We are happy to share that we commit to pray for you as our dearest brothers and sisters in Christ! This is an anonymous, simple form of prayer. But you can also add your name if you want to! Form link.
3) InterVarsity's annual Retreat
InterVarsity's annual Northeast Grad Fall Retreat is going online, and you're invited! The Retreat, titled Longing for Wholeness, will start at 7 pm ET on Friday, October 9th and end Saturday, October 10th at 6 pm ET. Join with other graduate students across the Northeast to worship God, make new friends, and learn about how faith, our longings, our work, and justice intersect. We will have two virtual large group together times, an extended opportunity to be away from our screens with God, small groups by schools, and an optional prayer ministry time. JHSPH's own Anbrasi Edward will be a panelist for one of the Saturday seminars. We will also have an afternoon seminar to hear from Christians in the workplace about how they integrate their faith with their work. For more details and to register, go to https://www.bostongradiv.
4) Webinars from ICMDA
International CMDA free webinars, combining global health and Christian perspective, are still going on! accessible here.
5) Job opportunities for Christian Community Health Fellowship
See PDF link for brief descriptions for providers/administrators who would fit well with missional healthcare ministry and apply at www.cchf.org/match
6) Global Missions Health Conference - Nov 12-14, 2020
Held annually in Louisville, KY, but VIRTUAL this year, the Global Missions Health Conference is like Intervarsity's Urbana conference - but focused on people in healthcare or public health who have a heart for missions (both globally and locally). GMHC is a weekend of encouragement, networking, learning, prayer, and much more - really helpful to discern God's calling on your life. Registration is still open! Wendy Zhang (a friend from the UMB School of Nursing) is organizing a group of folks from Baltimore to watch-party together - please contact her if you'd like to join :)
7) Book recommendation
Book recommendations for healthcare workers: Practice by the Book: A Christian Doctor's guide to Living and Serving. For more information, you can contact Jeslyn. (jtengka1@jhu.edu)
Blessings,
Ope, Sam, Kumba, and Jeslyn - for PHCF
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