Training & service
The first medical missionary training school in Central Asia
Every year since 2017 we've trained the next generation of health missionaries. Now we're building them a home: a campus of their own, so we can finally say yes to the students we've had to turn away.
What this addresses
Across Central Asia's villages, whole communities are hours from the nearest doctor — and even further from anyone who will speak to them of God. The illnesses that fill those clinics are exactly the ones simple lifestyle change can ease.
We've simply run out of room. Every session we have to turn away hopeful students for lack of space to house them. This expansion means we can finally say yes to more of them — and send them out.
What we teach
Each cohort lives and studies at the center. They learn by doing — in the kitchen, the treatment rooms, and the fields — then spend their final weeks running real programs under supervision.
It's practical, not academic. Graduates leave able to start something real where they live: a health work, a walking group, a table people will actually come to.
Plant-based cooking
How to feed a family, or a village group, well and cheaply.
Simple treatments
Hydrotherapy, herbal basics, and safe home remedies that actually help.
Running a health work
How to start and lead a program that draws a community in.
Care for the whole person
Listening, prayer, and knowing when to point someone to a doctor.
Help us build the school
Construction is underway. Our goal is to open the doors of this training school in 2027 — and we can't get there without you. Specific pieces a partner can stand behind:
Your support helps build a facility that trains medical missionaries for holistic healing — physical and spiritual — in underserved communities.
Around the school
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Contact
Help us open the doors in 2027
A single gift can finish a room, or send a student out. Ask us to walk you through the building plan and this year's cohort.