Posts tagged COVID
Hospitals Helping Eachother During COVID Virus Outbreak
A Letter From Michael Hulland, Executive Director of Tebow CURE Hospital (CURE Philippines) We are a Christian institution founded and based on principles of compassion for those in need. At this present time, I know we all feel for those suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic. As we have seen the number of COVID-19 cases increase […]
Trusting God Amidst Lockdown: CURE Philippines
“Healing changes everything” is a statement that I’ve lived by for the past eight years that I’ve been involved with CURE. However, since the impact of COVID-19, I’ve found myself wondering what that statement means when our hospital decides to cancel elective cases and limit the number of patients we see at clinics. Every Monday […]
Alone in Niger during COVID-19 Outbreak: “I am privileged.”
Maureen Sloan is a nurse and has been volunteering for CURE for many years. Her recent trip to volunteer at CURE Niger has left her alone in the country, away from her family, and unable to travel back home to the United States, due to the travel ban. Paul, Maureen’s husband, was unable to accompany […]
Six Quick Thoughts About What’s Happening Right Now
I hope this finds you well. We’re all dealing with a lot, I think. Here are a few (six, really) quick reminders, all of which I have to remind myself. 1. Right now, God remains surprised by nothing. We are promised troubles in this life. I’ve heard of people who abandon their faith when things […]
COVID-19: CURE International’s Response
UPDATE, April 2, 2020: Rooms and beds at CURE Philippines are being used by Southern Philippines Medical Centre staff. Click here for more details from the Executive Director of CURE Philippines. UPDATE, March 30, 2020: Due to the increasing discrimination and harassment of people in hospital uniforms in the city of Davao, the Tebow CURE […]
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