Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(2):E25-E31, April/June 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(1):52-56, January/March 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(4):244-247, October/December 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(4):253-256, October/December 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(3):161-165, July/September 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(2):E15-E22, April/June 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(2):124-126, April/June 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(2):116-123, April/June 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(2):102-107, April/June 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 37(2):114-116, April/June 2020.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 37(1):57-59, January/March 2020.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(3):E43-E48, July/September 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(2):E29-E35, April/June 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(2):E25-E28, April/June 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(2):119-123, April/June 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(1):42-47, January/March 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(4):234-239, October/December 2018.

Through community projects and partnerships, missionaries implement solutions that dramatically impact quality of life for impoverished people in sustainable ways.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(3):184-190, July/September 2018.

A qualitative phenomenological research explored the lived experiences of orphaned children, adolescents, and caregivers who had used the Memory Book intervention in India, Kenya, and South Africa.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(2):E21-E27, April/June 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(1):E1-E6, January/March 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(1):46-52, January/March 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(1):33-37, January/March 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(2):122-126, April/June 2017.

Nurses are naturally drawn to service opportunities, such as short-term medical missions (STMM), which hold great potential to benefit health. But STMMs have been criticized as potentially being culturally insensitive, leading to dependency, inadvertently causing harm, or being unsustainable. Utilizing servant leadership skills, nurses can effectively build community, vision, and sustainability into STMM projects.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(1):42-47, January/March 2017.

The Pad Project is a women's health program used to educate women on their monthly menstrual cycles. Through this ministry, women who do not have access to menstrual hygiene products are given sustainable hygienic kits to promote menstrual health

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(4):220-224, October/December 2016.

What can you do when you find yourself in a mission situation of spiritual darkness? This author shares how she dealt with feeling overwhelmed, helpless, and defeated.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(3):159-161, July/September 2016.

This student experience of international community health nursing in Cape Town, South Africa, illustrates the value of missions that provide health training and education to lay persons, and the calling of God to serve him through nursing.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(3):156-159, July/September 2016.

Embarking on a pilgrimage to Lourdes, France, to serve as a nurse, I believed I failed because my experience wasn't clinical. On a second mission trip to Lourdes, learning ways to spiritually connect with clients transformed my definition of nursing care and understanding of what gifts I can offer in service to others.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(1):44-49, January/March 2016.

As the world becomes increasingly culturally diverse, nurses need to have knowledge of health issues for various ethnicities in order to provide culturally sensitive and competent care.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(4):242-249, October/December 2015.

Expand your global health knowledge and learn about a program designed to improve competencies needed for global service.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(2):117-119, April/June 2014.

How can nurses get involved in improving women's and infants' health in developing countries?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(1):24-27, January/March 2014.

How does a church and its people live missionally?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 30(4):E1-E6, October/December 2013.

By minimizing pitfalls, short-term medical missions can provide needed services with a positive impact.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(3):156-157, July/September 2012.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 28(3):152-157, July-September 2011.

The world is changing with astonishing speed. How is this impacting healthcare missions and the vision to bring health and healing among all peoples of the world?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(3):173-177, July/September 2012.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 28(4):212-217, October-December 2011.

Nursing students want to be involved in missions to serve, study abroad, and develop cultural competence--and educators want to teach them! Service-learning partnerships can meet educational needs and more.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 27(3):262-266, July-September 2010.

How can we improve safety and contribute to community health in short-term healthcare mission outreach?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 26(2):110-114, April-June 2009.

Short-term mission trips can be effective, but also can have a negative impact. What makes the difference?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(2):96-97, April/June 2012.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 26(4):232-235, October-November-December 2009.

A transcultural immersion experience taught a team of U.S. nurses what it means to truly serve your neighbors.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 28(4):223-225, October-December 2011.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 28(2):88-91, April-June 2011.

Granville Neighborhood Health Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, offers free healthcare services to the uninsured and a clinical site for nursing and other students at Wisconsin Lutheran College.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 26(4):226-231, October-November-December 2009.

Simple but important lessons learned by this nurse about preparation, being in the field, reentry, and wrap-up can help you prepare for effective short-term healthcare mission service.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 27(4):294-299, October-December 2010.

Nurses regularly care for patients from countries and faith traditions that impact how they manage illness. Unearth insights for culturally sensitive care with a diabetic educator who worked in West Africa.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 25(4):200-203, October-December 2008.

Everything you need to know for a successful mission trip isn't necessarily printed in a 'mission manual.'

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 25(2):87-91, April-June 2008.

What does community health development look like in a developing country? The authors share a mission approach that focuses on health promotion rather than curative medicine and on building local capacity, meeting felt needs of the community in order to establish trust.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 25(1):26-33, January-March 2008.

The poor often feel powerless, worthlessness, and vulnerable. What should be our goals in healthcare outreach to transform the lives of the poor?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 23(4):49-53, Fall 2006.

What's it like to nurse in a disaster area?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 22(2):38-40, Spring 2005.

Missionaries in restricted countries must meet physical or academic needs as an avenue toward the spiritual. Can healthcare ministry make a difference?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 21(1):4-9, Winter 2004.

Underlying worldviews and assumptions can keep us from being effective missionary nurses in international settings.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 21(1):10-13, Winter 2004.

Obedience in today’s world to Christ’s mandate to heal the sick requires a new paradigm for ministry to global health needs.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 21(1):21-23, Winter 2004.

What can we learn about Christian mission from Jesus the Missionary?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 21(1):34-38, Winter 2004.

Healthy overseas travel can be guided by the acronym SEEK WISDOM.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 19(4):35-36, Fall 2002.

Amazingly, God allows ordinary, imperfect people to participate with him to bring the news of that salvation to other people.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 24(1):8-14, January-March 2007.

A missionary nurse who served on the forefront of the pandemic in Uganda when HIV was emerging discusses positive things that have come from HIV/AIDS. Read profound lessons God taught her.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 26(1):49-52, January-March 2009.

What makes for successful missions?

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