CPI strives to support churches all over the world with healthcare to reach people for Jesus Christ, helping to further the Great Commission - "Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you" Matthew 28:19-20

CPI's healthcare clinics assist local churches to share the Gospel message with their neighbors. Those who come to Christ through the clinics are then often added to the local congregation. In fact, by God's grace, CPI just received a report from a Guatemalan pastor that 30 individuals who came to faith in Jesus Christ during our June 2021 clinic at his church were just baptized!

Now CPI is working to support local churches in discipleship training. Dr. Adam Reed, CPI Missionary and President, has developed a simple, cross-cultural method for Discipleship of new believers with four principle lessons - Establishing an Ultimate Authority, Building a Deeper Relationship with the Lord, Making Wise Decisions based upon Biblical Principles, and Sharing Your Faith. Dr. Adam has taught this Discipleship Program both overseas and to church leaders here in the USA. If your church or your pastor may be interested in learning more about this course, contact Dr. Adam at the CPI office at 937-743-2744 or via email at a.reed@caringpartners.org

Hayley Hasty, CPI's Partnership Director, is connecting our ministry with healthcare students at local universities. In just the past few weeks, CPI has hosted volunteer student groups from Wright State University's College of Medicine, nursing students from Kettering College, and 3rd Year Doctoral students from Cedarville University's School of Pharmacy.

The students have made a big impact on our healthcare mission efforts. The Wright State medical students helped sort our donated medical supplies into the proper categories so the supplies could be quickly packaged and shipped to the foreign mission field. On Kettering College's Community Service Day, Kettering Nursing students helped CPI process 9 pallets of unsorted medical supplies. Cedarville Pharmacy students created a manifest of a recent donation of supplements and over-the-counter medication and prepared dosing packages of pharmaceuticals for CPI's November medical mission journey to Guatemala.

CPI would like to extend a thank you to all of these students for being willing to donate time out of their busy schedules to serve here at our ministry - to God be the glory!

November 11 - 17 Guatemala Mission Journey

CPI will be taking a team of 15 from the U.S.A. to serve with a new church partner in the Pacaya Valley, south of Guatemala City. This church is in the same community where CPI is planning a surgical mission work in 2022. Pray for Helmuth & Olga Marroquin as they conduct some of the final training meetings with our new church partner, and as they continue to plan for CPI's future surgical mission. Pray that our new church partner will be blessed, and many men, women, and children will come to faith in Jesus Christ through our Clinic of the Soul station.