M3 will be at the 2019 Houston Global Health Collaborative Conference – March 8 & 9!

This weekend on March 8th and 9th, M3 and Dr. Paul Osteen will be at the 7th annual Houston Global Health Collaborative Conference at Houston Methodist in Houston, Texas. Dr. Paul is honored to be the conference keynote speaker on Saturday afternoon, and M3 will be hosting a table in the conference exhibit hall.  We invite you to join us at this exciting educational conference; some topics that will be covered include global surgery, migrant health, and global tech innovations. There will be times to network during the cocktail reception on Friday evening and breakfast and lunch on Saturday – all included in your registration. Click here to register now!

New to M3 This Year is The Mission

New to M3 This Year is The Mission

M3 is pleased to welcome The Mission as an exhibitor and sponsor to our 2019 conference. The Mission exists out of an act of obedience and a step of faith. In 1986, Steve and Cathy Horner said YES when God asked them to go to Mexico and take care of abused and abandoned children. They moved from the San Francisco Bay area to Tijuana to build an orphanage. An orphanage that would redefine family and love for abandoned children. In 1987 the Mission was founded out of a desire to change a nation one child at a time. Over the next 21 years, the Horners built and founded an orphanage, as well as a family care program, elementary schools, a Bible college, and 19 churches, all in their beloved country of Mexico. The Mission has projects in Mexico, Nicaragua, and Romania.

In 2008, the ministry’s baton was passed to Steve and Cathy’s oldest son Jimmy and his wife Genea, with the intention that they would take what was begun and run with it even further. Jimmy and Genea Horner have been leading the ministry ever since. The two had been serving the Mission for their entire adult lives. What a testimony of faithfulness and legacy.

If you have a desire to make a difference in orphan care make sure you visit their booth at the conference to learn more about The Mission.

Register today! Save $5 with promo code: M3MISSIONS19

M3 Welcomes Dr. Anne Alaniz, Pothawira and Houston Methodist Hospital

M3 is so pleased to welcome Dr. Anne Alaniz to the conference as a speaker. Dr. Alaniz is a Gynecologic Oncologist who has been working for Houston Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas, since 2012. She is also the Co-Founder of Pothawira (Safe Haven) Christian Mission Organization in her home village around Salima, Malawi. Pothawira was founded in 2009 and has been in full operation since 2011. Pothawira has an outpatient clinic that sees over 5000 patients a month and will soon open a birthing center which will provide a safe facility for childbirth with skilled medical personnel to continue to combat the high rates of maternal and neonatal deaths in Malawi. In addition, Pothawira is home to 126 orphaned children with 12 widows who care for them. Pothawira provides a Christian centered education for the children in the orphanage, as well as over 300 children from the surrounding villages who wouldn’t have access to a good education. She truly believes that the future of developing countries, like Malawi, lies in the hands of their people. Developing countries are made up of entrepreneurs, visionaries, and innovative leaders who, if given equity and social justice, have the capacity to be part of developing the economic futures of their country. This is what drives Dr. Alaniz to continue to find ways to empower and provide opportunities for children, women, and men, who like her, if given the opportunity, have the capacity to be part of the change they want to see in Malawi. Come hear Dr. Alaniz tell her story, “What’s in YOUR hands? A Journey Out of the Village” and visit the Pothawira Booth in the Exhibit Hall.Houston MethodistM3 is also grateful to Houston Methodist Hospital for being a 2019 Mobilizing Medical Missions Bronze Sponsor.

M3 Welcomes Exhibitor Project C.U.R.E.

M3 is honored to partner with Project C.U.R.E., the largest provider of donated medical supplies and equipment to developing countries around the world.

Each week, Project C.U.R.E. delivers approximately three semi-truck loads of donated medical supplies and equipment to desperately needy people around the world. Since 1987, Project C.U.R.E. has delivered equipment and supplies to hospitals and clinics in more than 130 countries.
Besides containers, Project C.U.R.E. sends teams of medical professionals to assist partner hospitals and clinics through the C.U.R.E. Clinic program and provides medical supplies to traveling doctors and nurses in the form of C.U.R.E. Kits. Project C.U.R.E. also sends Kits for Kids, backpacks filled with children’s basic medical items, for those with no health access in developing countries.
You don’t want to miss their booth in the Exhibit Hall so make sure to stop by to meet some of the wonderful hearts behind Project C.U.R.E.

 

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