Medical Benevolence Foundation (MBF) partners with churches in developing countries to build and run health care facilities. In short, they help the poorest of the poor meet their most urgent medical needs. BPC has had a long history of supporting their efforts, specifically with local nurses and doctors at a rural hospital in Embangweni, Malawi, a landlocked country located in southeastern Africa. Not that long ago we financed construction there of a desperately needed 8-toilet latrine for hospital patients along with a washing and laundry bay.

 

 

 

 

 

BPC was one of the first churches to send groups down to Mexico, both adult and youth, on short-term mission trips to build homes for the poorest of the poor, under the guidance of Amor Ministries. Since 1980, this charity has built over 17,000 homes for impoverished families who otherwise might not have a solid roof over their heads. For many BPCers, this south-of-the-border project has resulted in long-lasting friendships, not to mention a life-transforming experience for the better.