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Presbyterian Mission Agency Training nurses in the Republic of Niger

by Tammy Warren | Presbyterian News Service For students in Niger, bed disinfection is one of many practical skills nursing students practice before continuing their training in hospitals and clinics. (Photo by Jodi McGill) LOUISVILLE â In the Republic of Niger, there is roughly one nurse or nurse midwife for every 10,000 people, and the country is not alone in its need. By 2030, the World Health Organization estimates there will be a projected shortfall of 18 million health workers worldwide, mostly in low- and lower-middle income countries. Niger has the highest fertility and population growth rates in the world. It is one of Africaâs most economically impoverished countries and ranks at the bottom (189th) of the United Nations Human Development Index, which measures a nationâs health, education and standards of living, as well as two other elements: a countryâs carbon dioxide emissions and its material footprint.

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Presbyterian Mission Agency Everyday God-Talk features mission co-workers in Korea

by Tammy Warren | Presbyterian News Service The Rev. Kurt Esslinger and Hyeyoung Lee are PC(USA) mission co-workers in Korea. (Contributed photo) LOUISVILLE â Years ago, at a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) youth conference in East Texas, Kurt Esslinger felt the Spirit nudging him toward a ministry that reaches out to people who feel they donât belong because of their differences. He realized that God loves us for our differences, rather than in spite of them.Â This call led Esslinger to study at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, and there he met a student from Korea exploring her own call to ministry, Hyeyoung Lee. She helped introduce him to Korean culture, and this friendship led to marriage and eventually to becoming mission co-workers in Korea.

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Presbyterian Mission Agency God prepares the called | Presbyterian Mission Agency

by Tammy Warren | Presbyterian News Service During her Young Adult Volunteer year, Californian Maggie Lewis experienced knee-deep snow in Chinook, Montana. (Photo by Courtney Arntzen) LOUISVILLE â As her college graduation approached, Maggie Lewis remembers feeling that God was calling her to be a missionary in Africa. She didnât know exactly how to make that happen, so she decided to do some research. âI went to the computer lab and started Googling âmissionary in Africa,â and thatâs when the Young Adult Volunteer program popped up,â said Lewis, who grew up in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). She initially thought sheâd apply to serve as a YAV in Africa or Northern Ireland or Nashville, Tennessee, all of which were among the available YAV sites that year.

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Presbyterian Mission Agency From first cries to final goodbyes | Presbyterian Mission Agency

by Tammy Warren | Presbyterian News Service Amy and the Rev. Dr. Whitney Dempsey (Contributed photo) LOUISVILLE â The Rev. Dr. Whitney and Amy Dempsey have a decorative wooden sign hanging in the hallway of their home in Colorado. Itâs a Japanese proverb that they both feel summarizes the essence of the work they do: âThe sun setting is no less beautiful than the sun rising.â Whitney and Amy work at a Denver metropolitan hospital. Whitney is a hospice chaplain, assisting patients and families at end of life, and Amy is a labor and delivery nurse, welcoming new life into the world. Whitney also serves as a half-time interim pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Georgetown and Amy is a ruling elder at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Arvada, where she and the coupleâs three children have attended for more than a decade.

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