Jeff Leathersich – Elim Fellowship
Tomorrow I will be leaving on a medical team to Haiti organized by Dr. John Seaman and others. We have $5,000 in medical supplies that we are taking down with us so I am asking you to stand with me and Elim Fellowship in this work. We will be working at a clinic as there are still thousands without access to medical care and disease is setting in now. The Lord has also spoken to me this last Sunday that he wants me to go to Haiti so I can prophesy to the nation. I am asking you my friends to stand with me and please be prepared to bring a special offering to church this Sunday marked for...
Read MoreDr. Seaman – Hope Extended
We have our first team of four – 1 MD, 2 PA’s and 1 RN – leaving for Haiti this Friday, first going to Santo Domingo where they will join another group and share a van to Haiti. We appreciate the tremendous outpouring of encouragement, prayer and gifts. You are such a blessing to us and will help us bring some hope to one of the darkest places on earth.Our second team will leave sometime next week. I expect to go on this team. One of my goals is to try and discover a reliable route in and out of Haiti that subsequent teams can take. Please continue to pray for:No missed connections for our...
Read MoreWinter Missions Breakfast
Please set aside the date and sign up now for our Winter Missions Breakfast coming up on Saturday, January 23rd, from 9-11 am at the Rochester Academy of Medicine, 1441 East Avenue. We’re going to have a smorgasbord of local speakers, including Drs. Christine Birnie, Norm Wetterau, and Larry Gage who will be talking about their missions experiences and associated opportunities in India, Africa, and Nicaragua, so don’t miss this one! Please mark your calendars and RSVP using our Response page. Be sure to note location (click here for Directions to the Academy of...
Read MoreHappy New Year!
“Like other observers,” noted the prominent health care economist Henry Aaron, of the Brookings Institution, “I look at the U.S. health care program and see an administrative monstrosity, a truly bizarre mélange of thousands of payers with payments systems that differ for no socially beneficial reason, as well as staggeringly complex public systems with mind-boggling administered prices and other rules expressing distinctions that can only be regarded as weird.” The administrative monstrosity we have built costs us a lot of money – by far the highest administrative costs of any health care...
Read MoreMerry Christmas!
Greetings from the Morehouses! We deeply appreciate all your support and look forward to serving together with you in the coming year. Click here to read our holiday letter. Click here to read the December edition of the His Branches Grapevine.
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