Teams travel 30 hours to reach Nagpur, India. 
Upon arrival, they are greeted by the students of the
Nagpur Bible College. They also begin to sort medicine
they bring to use during the medical clinics.

Medical clinics are held in villages where the
Bible students hope to plant churches. 
Villagers come by bus, bike or walk miles
to be seen by our American doctors. 

 Each patient whether young or old, has to register by making an imprint of their thumb by their name.  From there, their height, weight and pictures are taken for record purposes.

 Next, the patients blood pressure is taken
and an assessment of their condition given
before they see a doctor.

At most of the locations, space is tight so
team members make do with what is
available to them. 

 Several of the Bible Students serve as interpreters for our doctors. Without their help, many diagnosis would go untreated.  The doors to many hearts are also opened with a simple
"May God Bless and Heal You."

 Doctors see many different illnesses from lerposy to elephantitis.  However, most of our patients simply suffer from the aches and pains that come from  hard daily living in India. 

 Every patient that is seen in our clinic walks away
with a bag of vitamins or a food bag that will feed
a family of four for a month. But most important, the seed
is planted for the people of India to know the love
that Jesus Christ has for them.