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MH 155.1
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Those who have been trained for medical missionary work in foreign countries should be encouraged to go without delay where they expect to labor, and begin work among the people, learning the language as they work. Very soon they will be able to teach the simple truths of God's word.
Trained medical missionaries should proceed directly to their foreign fields of labor to begin work and learn the local language. This gives direct administrative and strategic advice for missionary deployment rather than empirical testing.
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MH 155.2
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Throughout the world, messengers of mercy are needed. There is a call for Christian families to go into communities that are in darkness and error, to go to foreign fields, to become acquainted with the needs of their fellow men, and to work for the cause of the Master. If such families would settle in the dark places of the earth, places where the people are enshrouded in spiritual gloom, and let the light of Christ's life shine out through them, what a noble work might be accomplished.
Christian families should relocate to unreached communities to serve others and share the gospel. The paragraph calls for missionary relocation and service without making empirical or testable health claims.
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The chapter screening preserves the teaching above without assigning a scientific verdict.
Any research links above concern related modern applications. Read the chapter decision for the limits of that connection.