MedSend News – 5.1.2018 – Rick Allen on Vocal Point Radio Show

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MedSend’s Rick Allen Makes Appearance on Vocal Point Radio Show

May 1, 2018– MedSend’s president and CEO, Rick Allen, will make an appearance this week on the Vocal Point radio show, broadcasted by GraceNetRadio.com.

Rick Allen

Allen joins Vocal Point host Jerry Newcombe to discuss the work of the MedSend ministry, and the more than 25 year effort it has made to enable more healthcare professionals to answer the call to the mission field.

Vocal Point with Jerry Newcombe featuring Rick Allen will be broadcast live on GraceNetRadio.com from April 30-May 6, daily, at midnight, 6am, 12pm, and 6pm (all times Eastern).

Allen’s episode can also be heard via Jerry Newcombe’s website: http://www.jerrynewcombe.com/vocal-point-rick-allen/

For more information about the work of MedSend, visit the MedSend website: www.medsend.org

Show description:
Many would-be medical missionaries never go abroad because they are saddled with student debt. Then when they stay stateside to work it off, they settle in. This has caused a dearth of many missionaries About 25 years ago, the Christian Medical and Dental Society sought to rectify that by providing, within reason, payment of student debts for candidates who had already been vetted by some medical mission. If the candidate makes a minimal commitment (2-4 years), MedSend will pay their monthly debt. This process has allowed hundreds of doctors, nurses, medical assistants, and so on to go to the mission field. Many of them have had their entire student debt paid off this way. Rick Allen, the president and CEO of MedSend, joins Jerry Newcombe on Vocal Point to discuss their work and how it has helped fill a need in missions.

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