A medical student studying at George Washington University is volunteering at Bedford hospital this summer. His name is Warren Spitz and he is blogging about his experience. Please click on the link here to read it: http://web.me.com/wspitz/Reflections_of_a_Medical_Student_in_South_Africa/Blog/Blog.html

Picture 1. Malary Kubichek, Jennie Boyer and Jenny McConnachie in Maryland

Picture 2. Jenny in a handmade South African outfit

Picture 3. Teacher and Jenny at St. Timothy’s School in Maryland

Picture 4. Jenny with the Bullocks in Winston-Salem

Jesse Zink is the Young Adult Service Corps missionary of the Episcopal Church working with Jennie McConnachie at the Itipini Community Clinic. His service is wrapping up now and since his blog has given us in the US a direct link to South Africa, I thought I would blog about how much his words and his service have meant to us.  Jesse has been in Mthatha since June of 2007 and has, I’m sure, experienced some incredible victories and some failures along the way. His blog is wonderfully written, and if you haven’t seen it yet, it’s time to check it out. http://mthathamission.blogspot.com/

Former AMM Board member and accomplished videographer, Patrick Long, spent several weeks filming in South Africa and Hendersonville, NC to document the work of African Medical Mission. The result is a stunning video with footage of Dr. Chris McConnachie before he passed away.

If you are interested in a free copy of the DVD, please email the request to amminfo@mchsi.com, or call (828) 696-9930.

Welcome to the new and improved African Medical Mission website. We have added new and improved features to share the work that is being done in Eastern Cape, South Africa. Check out the many photo galleries and video clips (with more to come).

Please post your thoughts here on our blog!