Results for Reflections
Innovative Epilepsy Surgery Now Provided by CURE Uganda
Exciting news from CURE Uganda: The hospital is now performing an innovative surgical procedure that brings hope to children suffering from the most common neurological condition in the world—epilepsy. The…
New Surgical Center Breaks Ground at CURE Uganda
Staff and executive leadership from CURE Uganda celebrate the groundbreaking, joined by the Honorable Angelina Wapakhabulo (second from right), a CURE Uganda board member. We have some exciting news! CURE…
CURE Doctors Fly to Neighboring Country to Help Save Lives
CURE Uganda’s medical and ministry team prepares to fly into Juba, South Sudan, where they will provide medical care and share the love of Jesus with children in need. Every…
Surgery Straightened Her Legs. Now Nanga is on the Right Path
When Kenny and Esnart noticed their youngest child, Nanga, having trouble walking and running—they chalked it up to her being a clumsy toddler. When she turned four, they noticed she…
How Disabilities Affect Education
In most developing countries, education is a high priority for parents to give to their children. In Kenya, people used to leave their land, livestock, and other material possessions to…
The need for children’s medical care in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is one of the pillar nations of southern Africa. Zimbabwe is named after the imposing fortress Great Zimbabwe, which is the largest ancient structure south of the Sahara Desert….
The need for children’s medical care in Malawi
Malawi is known as “The Warm Heart of Africa” due to its warm culture and loving people. The people are warm and loving with much courage and perseverance — the…
Finding Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love at CURE Kenya
Four words hold great significance for Christians during the Advent season and are celebrated by lighting a candle the four Sundays leading up to Christmas. Hope Peace Joy Love These…
Gifts of gratitude and thanksgiving from CURE patients and families
Colossians 3:15 – Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful. In the United States,…
Working with Integrity: A Servant’s Heart
The new protocol is that all Tebow CURE Hospital employees walk up to the building, get their temperature checked, step through the footbath, spray rubbing alcohol on their hands, and…
1 - 10 of 19
Next