New World Outlook, March/April 2001 - Global Health and Christian Responsibility: Mission Study TEXT VERSION

New World Outlook March/April 2001
Global Health and Christian Responsibility

Photo of a woman digging; others are digging behind her. Text reads: New World Outlook: The Mission Magazine of The United Methodist Church, March/April 2001: Special issue on Global Health - 22177 Bytes Lessons Learned from Watching Health Care in Action by Paul Dirdak

Water: The Looming Crisis by Paul Jeffrey

Reviving United Methodist Church Hospitals in Africa and Asia by Cherian Thomas

The Uzumba Orphan Trust: a New Approach to AIDS in Africa A Special Report by New World Outlook

Working Together for Health Through the United Methodist Fellowship of Health Care Volunteers by Roger W. Boe

Mission Education: Taking Care of Ourselves - and the World by Faye Wilson

Radio Africa International Editor's Column by Sharon Maeda

New World Outlook brings you exclusive reports from the United States and more than 130 countries where United Methodists are in Mission.

In the print issue of New World Outlook, March/April 2001

What I Learned About Community-based Health Care on My Trip to Brazil by Caroline Njuki
Nur Manzil Psychiatric Center in India by J.S. Murthy
Centerfold Poster: Global Health Resources
Communication and Community in Baltimore's Deaf Shalom Zone
by Rebecca C. Asedillo
Parish Nursing: A Reclaiming of Faith-community Health Care
by Otis P. Borop
Marrying Science, Health, and Mission at Philander Smith College
by Maxine Allen
Mission Memo
Bulletin Inserts on Mission

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Cover photo: A Welo woman in the drought-plagued southern Ethiopian region of Borena works with her neighbors to dig a water catchment pond. Clean, safe water is a growing health concern in many parts of the world. By Paul Jeffrey.