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Our Vision
To reach the world with compassionate care and the love of Christ by empowering committed, Christ-following healthcare professionals to minister to and effectively care for those in the least served areas of the world.
Our Mission
In partnership with key Christian ministries, our mission is to strategically fund qualified healthcare professionals to serve the physical and spiritual needs of people around the world.
Our Values
We seek to share the love of Christ through the administration of healthcare and the sharing of His Word with all people regardless of beliefs, behaviors, or principles. As an organization, we are committed to ethical and moral behaviors that conform to biblical norms.
Pathways: A
Mission of Healing and Hope →
The global disparity in healthcare is a grave injustice. As compassionate Christ-followers, it’s heartbreaking to see communities struggle without access to healthcare, or knowledge of Jesus. In places where resources are scarce, we embrace the opportunity to meet individuals through holistic care - both medically and spiritually.Â
With decades of experience in healthcare missions, MedSend stands ready to empower Christian healthcare professionals to heal bodies and offer hope.
We approach the global healthcare crisis through two main pathways:
US Healthcare Professionals Pathway
MedSend's provides a way for US healthcare professionals to bypass financial barriers tied to their education, allowing them to work in underserved areas. The Longevity Project then ensures their well-being, providing holistic support that covers professional, spiritual, and relational health.
CHRISTIAN NATIONALS
PATHWAY
We equip nationals across Asia and Africa with vital medical skills, fostering their ability to heal bodies and share Jesus within their own communities and beyond.
Here’s how we create pathways for change together:
Partner with MedSend
Your generous support fuels the mission to reach the unreached with healthcare and spiritual healing.
Create Pathways
We then utilize your contributions to activate both US and National Pathways, ensuring medical professionals are equipped and sustained.
Transform Lives
Together, we create a ripple effect of transformation, bringing healthcare to the sick, and spreading the love of Christ.
Join us in this crucial mission.
If we do nothing, countless lives will go on in pain and hardship, without ever experiencing the healing touch of medical care or being shown the way to Jesus. And medical missionaries, ready to be deployed as a vital bridge to unreached areas, will remain held back by financial hurdles and burnout. But with your help, we can change this narrative.
When you partner with MedSend, we break down barriers to create a sustainable solution, bridging gaps between generations and cultures. Access to healthcare. Access to hope. Together, we mobilize a movement driven by love and compassion.
Our Team
Leadership
Rick Allen
President & CEO
Rick Allen
Rick brings an extensive background in business and ministry to his role as MedSend’s president & CEO. With a degree in finance and marketing from Temple University, he spent 25 years as a corporate executive, where he was instrumental in the rapid growth and turn-around of several high-tech businesses. In addition, Rick served as Campus Pastor of a multi-site church in Stamford, Connecticut.
Morgan Boardman
CFRE Chief Development Officer
Morgan Boardman
Morgan has over 35 years of business and ministry experience. He has been with MedSend since 2017 as the Chief Development Officer responsible for creating and overseeing the national strategy for raising the funds needed to carry out MedSend’s mission. Together with the development team, he has raised over $23 million for global healthcare missions. Prior to joining MedSend, Morgan served 23 years with one of the nation’s leading fundraising consultancies serving churches, ministries and nonprofit organizations across the country. He is an ordained minister and has a passion for Christian missions. Morgan studied theology at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and received his degree in music education from West Texas A&M University. He and his wife Teresa live in Lindale, Texas, and enjoy spending time with their three adult children and grandchildren.
Staff
Randy Carey
Global Ambassador
Randy Carey
Randy Carey serves as a volunteer Global Ambassador with MedSend after more than 24 years of helping raise resources and support with the development department. He is passionate about helping healthcare professionals follow God’s call, whether through development or member care, so they can serve where they’re most needed. Randy holds an MBA from the Florida Institute of Technology and a master’s degree in theology from Wheaton College. He and his best friend and wife, Beth, live in Port Angeles, Washington. Together, they open their home as a place of rest and encouragement for those in ministry.
Pastor Doug Christgau
Global Ambassador
Pastor Doug Christgau
Doug has served as mission pastor in three churches over the past 35 years. During that time, his churches have sent 40 long-term missionaries. Doug has led 100+ short-term mission trips in 40+ countries and has engaged almost half of his congregants in missionary prayer partnerships. The financial support of missions in the churches he has served has doubled or tripled during his tenure. Three of the churches served by Doug have been listed in Tom Telford’s books on outstanding U.S. mission churches. Doug was a workshop leader for Advancing Churches in Missions Commitment. He has been a board member of the National Association of Mission Pastors. He is a board member of MedSend and is the co-founder of the Connecticut and Chicago Mission Consortia, which are both still active. Doug instructs for Perspectives on the World Christian Movement and speaks at mission conferences, most recently in Egypt. Doug was ordained for the Gospel Ministry at Black Rock Congregational Church, Fairfield, CT. That ordination was confirmed at his current church, a member of Converge Worldwide. Doug and his wife, Christine, have 2 children and 11 grandchildren. Doug’s interests outside of outreach are spending time with his bride of 50+ years and taking long rides on his road bicycle in 24 U.S. states.
Jeff Johnson
Senior Vice President of Development
Jeff Johnson
Jeff brings over 40 years of successful insurance sales industry experience to his MedSend role. He has won multiple industry awards and achieved this success while using servant leadership principles and advocating for the clients he served. During his business career, Jeff created the Defender Training and Mentoring System in response to the urgent need to address the leading cause of failure among advisors and leaders: fear. Jeff has been a passionate advocate for his clients throughout his career and will bring that same passion to the ministry of MedSend. Jeff likes to spend his free time with his lovely wife, Julie. He is an avid golfer and pickleball player. He also enjoys traveling and exploring the world, all while serving the Lord through his mission work associated with the Timothy Initiative that plants churches worldwide and through his role with MedSend.
Stacey Lowther
Office Administration Director
Stacey Lowther
Stacey brings over 20 years of administrative and office management experience, recently leaving the legal field to pursue God’s calling to enter into ministry. She has a heart for serving the needs of others and looks forward to how God will use her here at MedSend. Outside of spending time with her husband and teenage twins she enjoys serving as a youth group leader at her church.
Christopher Pfeiffer
Vice President of Development
Christopher Pfeiffer
Chris has over 25 years of experience in the nonprofit sector and ministry. He joined the MedSend development team in 2025. Chris previously served with the Pittsburgh Kids Foundation and in the peer-to-peer fundraising space with Bike MS. Chris studied business management and nonprofit leadership at Clemson University. Chris also has led the efforts of a small grassroots nonprofit called the Espwa Foundation that served in Haiti. He has a passion for donor cultivation, missions, and serving the Kingdom. He and his wife Lauren reside in Pittsburgh, PA, with their three children.
Amanda Randel
Donor Relations Coordinator
Amanda Randel
Amanda is the Donor Relations Gift Coordinator at MedSend. She received her BA in psychology from the University of South Carolina. She continued her education at Winthrop University, where she received her master’s degree in counseling and development. Amanda currently lives in South Carolina with her husband and two children.
Kelly Scheuring
Content Creator
Kelly Scheuring
Kelly is a native Northern Virginian and a graduate of George Mason University with a BA in Non-Fiction Writing and Editing. She worked on staff at her local church as Women’s Ministry Director and Assistant Worship Director while raising her two kids with her husband, Frank. She and her husband now live in Florida.
John Simontacchi
Senior Vice President of Development
John Simontacchi
John has over 35 years of executive and ministry experience. With a degree in engineering physics from Merrimack College and an MBA in finance/marketing from Indiana University Kelley School of Business, John turned around, started up and grew eight different businesses for five major companies. At his local churches, he has served in leadership roles and on the worldwide missions team for over 20 years. He has also led CBS/BSF bible studies. John is very passionate about glorifying God through MedSend’s ministry. John and his wife Jane live in Charlotte, NC, and enjoy spending family time with their three children and two grandchildren.
Kim Snyder
Longevity Project Program Manager
Kim Snyder
After an accomplished career with Marriott International and The Ritz-Carlton Hotel company in the US, UK, and UAE, Kim transitioned to global work in Haiti, focusing on healthcare and potable water initiatives. She later served at a counseling center in Pennsylvania, promoting whole person healing for missionaries and global workers. These experiences brought her to MedSend, where she now leads the Longevity Project.
Doug Van Bronkhorst
Global Healthcare Missions Ambassador
Doug Van Bronkhorst
Doug’s journey of faith began during his time as an engineering student at Michigan State University, where he became a Christian. What started as “one year” of seminary to deepen his understanding of the Bible evolved into a decades-long pastoral career, serving five congregations across three denominations.
Throughout his ministry, Doug developed a passion for supporting cross-cultural service, which led him to leadership roles as chair of four mission boards and Executive Director of Interserve, USA. Doug now brings his experience and passion to MedSend, where he fosters strong relationships and collaboration with our partner organizations.
Patricia Woods
Vice President of Grant Management
Patricia Woods
Patricia joined MedSend as Grant Administrator in August of 2018, working with new grant applicants who live and trained in the US and are called to serve as healthcare missionaries around the world. She also works with the National Scholar Program, supporting MedSend’s international partners and working with residency program directors in Africa and Asia. Patricia is passionate about supporting healthcare workers and helping them get to the mission field and thrive. She is also passionate about welcoming and resettling refugees and immigrants in the Queen City (Charlotte, NC) where she volunteers as a mentor, ESL teacher and tutor to refugees and immigrants. She is currently completing her master’s degree in Missionary Care and Christian Counseling at Columbia International University (CIU). She has an MBA from Queens University, Charlotte and a Coaching Certificate from CoachU. Patricia is a Boston native and lives in SC raising her two youngest children, now teenagers, who were adopted from China as babies.
Janet Crow
Vice Chair | MD
Janet Crow
Dr. Crow is Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at University of California San Diego. She is involved in education of residents and medical students, clinical research, and outpatient care of patients from a diverse ethnic and socio-economic background. She is active in her church working with children and leading small groups, and has participated in several short-term mission trips.
Douglas A. Drevets
Board Chair | MD, DTM&H
Douglas A. Drevets
Dr. Drevets is Professor and Chief of Infectious Diseases at the Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He is involved in biomedical research, education, and clinical care of patients including those with HIV/AIDS. He is active locally in Young Life and has participated in several short-term mission trips.
Erin Goeldner
Erin Goeldner
Ms. Goeldner currently serves as a Research Administrator in the Department of Surgery at University of Wisconsin – Madison. She previously worked with CURE International as Vice President of Operations and led financial strategy, hospital operations, and member support for staff and short-term volunteers in the Dominican Republic, Afghanistan, Malawi, Zambia and beyond. Ms. Goeldner lived in Malawi and Afghanistan from 2002-2007 where she worked in public health and hospital management, resulting in an enduring commitment to international healthcare training and service delivery. She holds a BA in Sociology and Urban Studies from Wheaton College and enjoys exploring locally and globally with her husband, Terry, and their two children.
Ken Gross
MD
Ken Gross
Kenneth P. Gross, M.D. is a native of Cambridge, Nebraska. Ken earned a B.A. in Philosophy at the University of Nebraska in 1984. He then completed his medical school at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in 1988. Ken completed an internship in General Surgery at the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in 1989. He then completed an anesthesia residency at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in 1992. Ken was an Instructor, Harvard Medical School faculty member from 1992 to 1996. He enjoyed teaching residents and lecturing on clinical topics. His anesthesia specialty expertise is cardiothoracic anesthesia and regional anesthesia. In 1996, Ken started private practice in Lincoln, Nebraska. Ken is Board Certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology and Board Certified by the National Board of Echocardiography in intraoperative Transesophageal Echocardiography. Ken has been with Associated Anesthesiologists, P.C. since Sept.1996. In addition to private practice in Lincoln, NE, Ken has over 30 years experience in international volunteer medical work traveling in over 20 countries and 4 continents. He has been a board member for several nonprofit organizations. Ken is cofounder and managing partner of JLS Interactive LLC, a medical education website company with 2 websites, www.e-echocardiography.com and www.ezcompetency.com. These websites serve a worldwide medical audience for continuing medical education. His company owns several trademarks and a patent pending. Ken has also served in many administrative roles in Associated Anesthesiologists, PC, Bryan Medical Center and Bryan Medical Center Board of Trustees. Ken is married with 4 grown daughters. Personal interests include fly fishing, cycling, swimming, travelling and spending time with his family.
Shane Higby
Shane Higby
Shane is the Vice President of U.S. Product Marketing for Home Appliances at Samsung Electronics America, based out of Ridgefield Park, NJ. Prior to joining Samsung in 2010, Shane worked for Sony Electronics Inc. for the previous 16 years. He holds a Master of Business Administration from Fairleigh Dickinson University, and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Messiah College. Shane and his wife Amy along with their five children live in Ramsey, NJ. The family actively volunteers at their home church, The Plant, in Mahwah, NJ, where they have attended for 8 years. Prior to attending The Plant, the family attended Wyckoff Assembly of God, where Shane served as a Deacon for 4 years and on the Elder Board for 5 years.
Yong Lee
MD
Yong Lee
Dr. Yong Lee became a Christian at U.C. Berkeley during his undergraduate studies. He attended medical school in Brazil, his native country. He trained as a family physician at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. Lee has served on various medical mission trips and spent a decade in China as a tentmaker teaching the Gospel. His family relocated to San Diego in 2017. In addition to working full time as a physician, he continues to be involved in teaching and preaching both in the US and in China. He feels privileged to be a part of Medsend.
Robin Nichols
DO, FACS, FACOS
Robin Nichols
Senior financial executive with extensive experience in operational responsibilities, strategic planning and financial management. Experienced in various aspects of healthcare operations e.g. hospitals ranging in size from major teaching, community, governmental and rural, physician practices, long-term care, and ambulatory care. Successfully improved revenue cycle, debt restructuring, treasury management, IT integration and managed care negotiations.
John T. Nwangwu
MD, PhD
John T. Nwangwu
Dr. Nwangwu is a specialist in infectious diseases and epidemiology and a consultant in infectious disease control to the World Health Organization. A tenured professor at Southern Connecticut State University, he also teaches at Yale University, Johns Hopkins University and Harvard University. He has served on the board of the International and National Organizations of Infectious Disease and Epidemiology and on advisory committees of the National Institutes of Health, as well as with the African Christian Fellowship, Overseas Ministries Study Center, Christian Medical Fellowship, Faith Care and Kateri Clinics. He is married to Dr. Chioma U. Nwangwu and they have three children.
Peter Shih
MPH
Peter Shih
Peter works for San Mateo County on the San Francisco Peninsula. He oversees major projects, including the health department’s master plan for facilities development and renovation, healthcare–related legislative activities, fundraising/grant making, and state Medicaid policy initiatives, such as CalAIM. With almost thirty years of experience in healthcare administration, operations, and policy, he has worked throughout the country across a broad spectrum of private and public providers. He earned a bachelor’s degree from UC San Diego and a master’s degree in public health from San Diego State University. He has a passion for serving the most vulnerable in communities and supporting missionaries stateside and abroad.
Ryan Takenaga
MA, MD, FAAOS
Ryan Takenaga
Dr. Takenaga attended the University of California, Los Angeles, where he studied Business Economics. After two years in the business world, he pursued a Masters degree in Philosophy of Religion and Ethics from Biola University in La Mirada, CA, and then started a Ph.D in Philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin. A passion to serve those in need prompted him to leave academic philosophy and pursue a career in medicine. He graduated from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and then completed orthopedic surgery residency at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery. He was a partner at EmergeOrtho in Durham, NC and retired from medicine at the end of March 2024. While in practice, he enjoyed working with patients with general orthopedic problems and was experienced in fracture care, joint replacement, hand surgery, and sports medicine, with an emphasis on arthroscopic techniques. Dr. Takenaga is married and resides in Durham with his wife, Nancy, and their son Dylan and two daughters, Sophie and Lizzy. Together, they have also gone on medical mission trips to Kijabe, Kenya and Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Chris Walker
MSW
Chris Walker
Chris is founder and CEO of Tribalhealth Alliance, LLC a unique Native American owned healthcare consulting practice. The primary focus of the firm’s work is engaging with tribal health care systems and the Indian Health Service to provide work processes to improve the overall health status of Native American communities through organizational health systems re-alignments, strategic planning, community needs assessments and health care delivery expansions, revenue enhancement, HHS-OIG Compliance review and training, and preparation for accreditation. Prior to establishing his firm in 2007, he was a Bush Administration Presidential Appointee with HHS – Indian Health Service as Senior Advisor. Chris is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, and previously served as the Executive Director of the tribe’s health care system in northeastern OK. Chris and his wife of 43 years, Dianna, have 3 adult children and 5 grandchildren. He and Dianna enjoy travels to various tribal communities, spending time in their southern CO retreat, and assisting others through ministry opportunities as the Lord provides.
David Watt
MD FAAOS
David Watt
Dr. Watt retired from the practice of orthopedic surgery and sports medicine in 2021 as part of Northwestern Medicine in the western suburbs of Chicago. Educated at Wheaton College, Northwestern University and University of Illinois, his practice focused on shoulder and knee surgery and sports medicine, being the team doctor for Wheaton College and Wheaton North High School. He is still involved in volunteer parttime sports medicine with the Wheaton College football team and the US Ski and Snowboard Slopestyle and Big Air teams at World Cup competitions. Dr. Watt has done short-term medical missions in Cote d’Ivoire, Romania, Mexico, China and for thirty years volunteered at the Lawndale Christian Health Center in Chicago. He continues to live in the Chicago area with his wife and enjoys bicycling, snowboarding and playing with their grandchildren. He is currently studying at the Wheaton College Graduate School for a Master of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies.
Daniel Fountain
MD
Daniel Fountain
(1930-2013)
Dr. Fountain was a family medicine physician who served as a medical missionary in Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire) from 1960- 1996. An author and recognized expert in health development, he was a fellow at the Billy Graham Center and director of the Center for Global Health at King College’s Peek School of Mission. In 1992, he co-founded MedSend with Dr. David Topazian to help alleviate a critical shortage of healthcare professionals on the mission field. Until his death in February 2013, he was a devoted and tireless supporter of MedSend, serving on the board of directors and developing and conducting programs for MedSend grant recipients and other healthcare missionaries.
David Topazian
DDS, MSc, MBA
David Topazian
(1931-2017)
Dr. Topazian was an oral & maxillofacial surgeon and a co-founder of MedSend. Dr. Topazian had extensive experience in missions, having served on more than 40 short-term mission projects around the world. In 1988, he joined TEAM as a full-time missionary and pastored a church in Venezuela for six years, after which TEAM seconded him to MedSend. Dr. Topazian served as MedSend’s President and CEO until he retired in 2007. He was MedSend’s President Emeritus until his death in December 2017.
Randy Alcorn
DD
Randy Alcorn
Dr. Alcorn is the founder and director of Eternal Perspective Ministries (EPM). Prior to starting EPM, he served as a pastor for fourteen years. He has spoken around the world and has taught on the adjunct faculties of Multnomah Bible College and Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon. He is a best-selling author of 27 books.
Thomas Hale, Jr. and Cynthia Hale
MD; MD, MPH
Thomas Hale, Jr. and Cynthia Hale
Drs. Tom and Cynthia Hale served for 25 years as medical missionaries in Nepal. Cynthia is a pediatrician, public health educator and concert pianist, while Tom is a surgeon and the author of a number of highly acclaimed books on missionary life. Tom has also written a New Testament translated into a variety of languages, including English, Spanish, French, Marathi, Sinhalese, Filipino, and Yoruba. Since returning to the United States in 1996, the Hales have continued to speak and work on behalf of medical missions.
David Stevens
MD, MAv
David Stevens
Dr. David Stevens is CEO of the Christian Medical & Dental Associations, the nation’s largest faith-based organization of doctors. Prior to this, he served as medical director of a Christian relief organization and as executive officer and medical superintendent of Tenwek Hospital in Kenya. Board-certified in family practice, Dr. Stevens is an author and a Fellow of the Biotechnology Policy Council of the Wilberforce Forum.
Our History
Founded in 1992
MedSend has empowered more than 700 healthcare professionals serving in areas of deep physical and spiritual need by alleviating the burden of student loan debt. As healthcare providers, they are welcomed where others are not. MedSend grant recipients staff and run hospitals and clinics, usually involving the training and mentoring of Christian nationals into professional roles serving their own people. MedSend’s involvement around the world is transforming individuals, communities, and national healthcare systems through education programs and in conjunction with Ministers of Health.
Launched in 2013
The MedSend National Scholars Program is a groundbreaking effort, helping national believers obtain advanced medical training and biblically based mentoring. With this training, they can provide care for and share the Gospel with those who are poor and underserved within their home countries.
2023
MedSend officially added The Longevity Project, a program that protects the professional, relational, and spiritual health of MedSend grant recipients to ensure their resilience on the field. The Longevity Project is an innovative way of caring for missionaries designed to provide an opportunity for self-care. We give the participants a financial grant subsidized by donors, which they apply confidentially to trusted partner organizations we have identified and vetted.
In the Spring of 2024
MedSend awarded its first Launch Project grants to graduated National Scholars seeking missionary work in rural and underserved areas of Africa and Asia. The Launch Project subsidizes the graduate’s salary for three years as they transition into raising their own support.
Read an in-depth account of MedSend’s journey over the past 15 years under the leadership of CEO Rick Allen.
Associates
Currently, the total number of active MedSend Associates is 52. We rely on our Associates to provide screening, training, assignment, oversight, and accountability for MedSend grant recipients. Below is a list of our currently active Associates:
- Africa Inland Mission
- Antioch Ministries International
- Assemblies of God Healthcare Ministries
- Association of Baptists for World Evangelism
- Baptist Mid-Missions
- Brethren in Christ World Missions
- CAMA Services
- Christian Community Health Fellowship (CCHF)
- Christian Health Service Corps
- Christian Missionary Fellowship International
- Christian Veterinary Mission
- Church of the Nazarene
- Commission to Every Nation
- CornerStone International, Inc.
- CURE International
- CrossWorld
- Eastern Mennonite Missions
- Free Methodist Church of North America
- Frontiers
- Global Frontier Missions
- Global Outreach International
- Global Partners
- Go To Nations
- Health Talents International
- In His Image
- Internation Ministries - ABC/USA
- International Mission Board, SBC
- InterServe, USA
- Kids Alive International
- Medical Ambassadors International
- Mission to the World (PCA)
- Mission: Moving Mountains (n/k/a Discipling for Development - A ministry of The Navigators)
- OMF International
- One Collective
- PIONEERS
- Reach Beyond
- ReachGlobal
- Seed of Hope
- Serge
- Shepherd's Staff
- SIM USA
- Society of Anglican Missionaries and Senders (SAMS)
- TEAM
- Team Expansion
- The Luke Commission
- The Navigators – Discipling For Development Ministry
- TMS Global
- TSC Missions
- World Gospel Mission
- WorldVenture
- Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc.
Sending Agencies
Service Providers
We engage Service Provider Partners to support our Longevity Project Participants and their families in their professional, relational and spiritual journeys while serving on the field.
Statement of Faith
We believe:
In one all-powerful God who exists eternally in three persons – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – and who is the creator, ruler and sustainer of everything that exists.
In Jesus Christ, the one and only Son of God, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of a virgin as the only being who is both fully God and fully human. He led a sinless life, but willingly took on Himself all our sins and our due punishment through His sacrificial death on the cross. He rose bodily from death and ascended into heaven where He is seated at the right hand of the Father as our mediator and advocate while we look forward to His return someday to earth to reign as King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
In the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, who is co-equal with the Father and the Son. He is present in the world to make people aware of their sins and their need for Jesus. He empowers those who follow Christ to love and obey God, to understand spiritual truth and to serve Him through work and witnessing.
In the Bible as the Word of God, which was written by human authors under the supernatural guidance of the Holy Spirit. Because it is inspired by God, it is without error and it is the ultimate and absolute source of truth for Christian beliefs and living.
In salvation, which is God’s free gift to us. It means that by believing in Jesus Christ as Savior – and Jesus Christ only – all people everywhere can be adopted into God’s family and receive eternal life. Salvation is necessary because, although God loves us dearly and created us in His image, we all sin or fall short of God’s standards. But if we ask Jesus to forgive us and accept His offer to pay the penalty for our sins, we are reconciled with God forever. Those who do not accept Jesus’ offer will be judged by God for their sins and eternally separated from Him.
In the church, which is made up of all those who believe in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. Jesus has called the church to be His witnesses, and through the Holy Spirit, He empowers them to heal the sick, to care for the poor, and to make disciples of all nations; baptizing them and teaching them to observe all things He has commanded.
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