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Sheila Etherington

Africa/Rwanda

Sheila has served as nurse administrator at Kibogora Hospital but is now passing many administrative responsibilities over to qualified Rwandan staff. She is involved with some small outreach groups and facilitates an ongoing Bible study and health education to the most vulnerable people group in the area. She encourages local FM schools and church leadership wherever possible. Appointed in 1983, she was the first FM missionary sent from the United Kingdom-Great Britain Conference.

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October 2007

Important Information

Birthday: 7/23

Pray for:

God to build the FMC leadership of Rwanda into a strong and focused group
Kibogora Hospital to fulfill the main objective of its existence: good, affordable medical care, as well as staff programs and services that show the hope, love and compassion God has for all
the non-Christian staff to see God's work in their own lives and acknowledge their need of Him
the poor and vulnerable to understand God's special love and plans for them, and for the community to be changed by seeing God work in their lives

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