MMN want to encourage prayerful support for medical mission around the world. Prayer is so vital for the different ministries that we are connected with around the world and for our work in the UK.
MMN provides grants to Christian organisations in many different countries to enable them to engage in medical mission in their local context.
To encourage Christian medics to consider using their medical skills as a way of serving God and reaching others with the good news of Jesus we sponsor doctors, nurses and students in their medical and/or mission training and development both in the UK and overseas.
Shipping medicines, medical aids, equipment and supplies to mission hospitals and clinics.
Following the devastating news about Russia's attack on Ukraine, we are supporting a number of projects both in Ukraine and in surrounding countries.
We would love you to join us for our next prayer event focusing on Ukrainian refugee work. The event will take place via Zoom, for details and tickets please click the link below.
The Heart of Mercy team run groups, and provide mentoring and pastoral support, for disabled children and their families - teaching them their child's disability is nothing to be ashamed of.
The team provide necessities like wheelchairs for those with a disability to open up their world and allow them to be able to go to school.
Through training and provision of livestock, the team are trying to get their local communities to be more self-sufficient and have an income to support their families.
Medicine is a great way of connecting with people as millions across the world have little or no access to basic healthcare.
The team share a testimonial from Julian Watson who was able to do some visits with the Heart of Mercy team.
The team share about the projects they have developed to try and make communities live more independently.
The team share the need for wheelchairs and the impact it can make in a child's life.
We hear about the work Heart of Mercy are doing to support disabled children in the local community.
The team share about the work being done to support Ukrainian refugees and make them part of their community.
A look into the work of Emanuel Clinic following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
