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Central Africa Medical Mission
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As a member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod, St. Peter is happy to help support the Central Africa Medical Mission (CAMM) with our prayers and financial gifts. The Central Africa Medical Mission began in Zambia in 1961. The Medical Mission now operates the health clinic in Zambia and operates a Mobile Clinic in Malawi that serves people from five different sites. The Medical Mission serves about 55,000 patients each year.
The Central Africa Medical Mission is funded entirely by gifts from WELS and ELS members. With God's help, hundreds of thousands of patients have been aided and countless lives saved through the work of the Central Africa Medical Mission. Many adults and children have also been baptized. The medical mission personnel have often been tested to their limits. All agree that during their life and work in Africa God instructed them and through His Word helped them grow in faith.
If you would like to learn more about the Medical Mission, follow the links below.
Medical Mission Purpose & Locations
Medical Mission History
For links to CAMM's monthly updates, click here.
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