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Margret David grew up next door to Kateri Medical Clinic. During her teen years, she volunteered at our annual medical missions. 
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In January of 2020, we received a generous donation to build a residence for the lead doctor at Graceland Hospital in Gusau. The hospital was completed in late 2018, but up until now, we have not had a residence for the lead doctor. It is important to have on-site housing so the doctor can be available in emergencies.  Ministry of Mutual Respect Between Christians and Muslims in the Anglican Diocese of Gusau10/7/2020 The Anglican Diocese of Gusau is located in the capital city of Zamfarra State in the north of Nigeria. In this part of Nigeria, Christians are a small minority (about 10%) among a Muslim majority (about 90%). Since the time of Nigerian independence from Britain (1960), there has been much animosity and violence toward the Christian populations in the northern states, particularly in Gusau.  American Christian and Muslim Nigerian volunteers at medical outreach in Gusau In January of 2020, we received a generous donation to build a house for our head doctor at Graceland Hospital in Gusau. Graceland has been in operation since 2018, but we have not had a house for the doctor. 
Graceland Hospital, along with Graceland International School, has been the dream of Bishop John Danbinta for many years. Bishop John is very grateful for all those who have contributed to this project.
Meet Augustine, one of the masons who labored in the hot sun for the last two years to build this hospital building. Like all construction workers, he is proud of his work.
Our first free medical outreach at Graceland Hospital in Gusau, Nigeria. We dedicated the new building we have just completed and we began our outreach. We do a one-week free outreach once per year at each of our four clinics 
At the Dedication Service for Graceland Hospital in Gusau, with Archbishop Ali Lamido, Bishop John Danbinta, several other Bishops from northern Nigeria and a representative of the Emir ( leader of the Muslim community).
Medical Outreach Update: In October, we will be conducting our first medical outreach at St Thomas Medical Clinic in Port Harcourt Nigeria. We will be working in partnership with Dr. Olaobaju Olaniyi, who is both a medical doctor and an ordained Anglican Priest. We will be working together with other volunteers from the Diocese of Niger Delta North.  |
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