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Fanning the Flame: Celebrating God's people and God's provision
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The Chupp Family in Kenya. Sunday, June 7, 2015. Celebrating God's people and God's provision. Celebrating God's generous people. A total of $145,000 has been given this year to help us build this home at Tenwek! Then Pam and I desire to help kick start the next missionary family that decides to build a home at Tenwek, hopefully within the next year with funds remaining in this fund at WGM. Celebrating the life of one of God's special servants. HMA (Homeland Ministry Assignment) Homestretch. Sign up for ...
Fanning the Flame: Unexpected opportunities
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The Chupp Family in Kenya. Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Just 13 days before our planned departure for Kenya and God has surprised us with an opportunity for mentoring. Medical missionaries. Mentoring. D r David Stevens, CEO of CMDA and former Medical Superintendent at Tenwek Hospital. Dr. Stevens wrote Mike in 1988 and invited him to join the medical staff at Tenwek after training. Our visit to the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, NC with Don and Pat Hoover and Mom Chupp on far right. 4 Staffing at Tenwek H...
Fanning the Flame: Lessons from my Soul Mate....
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The Chupp Family in Kenya. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Lessons from my Soul Mate. During many miles of travel this month of July, here in the South, my girls have been discussing their dreams of someday finding their "soul mate". Leave it to Dad to be just a little out of touch with what the term "soul mate" means! Dad, how can YOU ask THAT? Pam, understandably frustrated by her husband's dull wit asked. Yeah, what about me? Yes, what about her? That included Melody,. Whom the young parents in the group wa...
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The Galat Family: Word and Deed
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Monday, June 1, 2015. In the operating room, the right shoulder with bone-destroying mass which fungated through the skin and became a large, pus-draining wound. The incision for a forequarter amputation. The day after surgery still sick, but feeling better. Last weekend, while enjoying some time off with my family, I received an unexpected page from a visiting surgeon. After expl...
The Galat Family: November 2014
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Saturday, November 22, 2014. Why We Continue at Tenwek. Last week, on November 20th, we celebrated the 6th anniversary of our first arrival at Tenwek Hospital. We have faced significant challenges over these last six years and many (including ourselves at times) have asked why we continue to serve at this rural mission hospital in southwest Kenya. The following article. As a missi...
The Galat Family: September 2014
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Tuesday, September 23, 2014. The roadside pit crew repair in process. Blowing into the cooling system? Not much to say here. Lauren was a good sport, and didn't appear nervous once. Thank goodness for the Motor Honey, right? They pretty much hit the jackpot that day. Don’t get me wrong… I love our 2003 Landrover Defender. I had just rendezvoused with Dr. Lauren Leffler, a 5. All w...
The Galat Family: March 2014
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Saturday, March 8, 2014. Last month, a precious two-year-old girl was admitted to Tenwek with a severe, open right femur fracture, the result of a terrible, yet all-too-common motorcycle accident. The fracture was easily fixed with multiple washouts and an external fixator (i.e. pins and rod holding the broken bone together). Brilliant’s aunt died a few days later. Mankind despera...
The Galat Family: December 2014
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Saturday, December 20, 2014. Just Along for the Ride. This patient suffered an open distal tib/fib fracture which was treated with an external fixator at another hospital (what we call a "Kisii special"). This fracture was particularly difficult to treat because of the amount of bone loss and angulation. Thank you for your ongoing prayers and support for our family. Without it, we...
The Galat Family: October 2014
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Monday, October 20, 2014. Dan vs. the Killer Bees. Mortein's Doom - "Nothing Kills Faster and Keeps Killing for Longer." Hopefully, not me in the next few days. Right over the hive. Part of the cleanup. What better way to end a marathon call weekend at Tenwek, than to tackle the extermination of the massive killer bee hive multiplying in the north wall of our house. In my passion,...
The Galat Family: A Cord of Many Strands
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Saturday, March 7, 2015. A Cord of Many Strands. Eric, with Kiprono (my partner) and I, his surgeons. Pre-op CT scan showing Eric's bent-over spine, the injury being right at the level where the spinal cord ends. X-ray, post-surgery, showing the straightened spine. The fall caused a flexion-distraction injury to the L1 vertebrae of his spine. Normally, these screws cost approximat...
The Galat Family: December 2013
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Wednesday, December 11, 2013. Orthopaedic Residency Training at Tenwek: It’s a Full Go! My partner, Dr. Kiprono and I just returned last week from Zimbabwe, where we traveled to take the second half of our fellowship examinations in orthopaedic surgery for the College of Surgeons of East, Central and Southern Africa (COSECSA). Now all we need are residents (trainees) to fill the f...
The Galat Family: August 2014
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Sunday, August 17, 2014. Building on a Solid Foundation. The yellow turbine provides 340kW of power and has been in operation since 1987. The new blue turbine will provide 520kW of power, more than doubling our current output. Excess power will be sold back to Kenya Power and Lighting. Despite recent torrential rainfall, we are still on target to complete this project by the end o...
The Galat Family: March 2015
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Our Experiences as Orthopedic Medical Missionaries in Kenya. Dan, Heather, Jeremiah, Emma, Claire, Levi, Josie and baby Jane. Saturday, March 7, 2015. A Cord of Many Strands. Eric, with Kiprono (my partner) and I, his surgeons. Pre-op CT scan showing Eric's bent-over spine, the injury being right at the level where the spinal cord ends. X-ray, post-surgery, showing the straightened spine. The fall caused a flexion-distraction injury to the L1 vertebrae of his spine. Normally, these screws cost approximat...
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A few of my favorite things. Shopping for a car? September 2, 2011, 1:08 am. I thought I’d make my final Kenya Chronicles post after I got home to New York and had a couple of days to reflect on the last few months. Of course, I thought the gods were telling me to stay in Kenya after the worst airline ever, Emirates, chose to bump me off my flight and book me 6 days later to come home. Bygones. As a final book recommendation for everyone, please read. A few of my favorite things. August 27, 2011, 4:17 pm.
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Everything is Different: The Kenya Chronicles
Everything is Different: The Kenya Chronicles. 8220;How was Kenya? Day 13 (August 16): Familiarity Breeds…. March 27, 2015. This is my fourth visit to the African continent and third visit to East Africa. I had spent a collective 6 weeks in the region before even landing in Nairobi. Although many of the daily happenings vary (See: Everything is Different. And so here I am at Rumba Night at a hotel bar. This is not a protected college trip. This is not a sojourn hosted by ex-pats from Iowa. This i...Heari...
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The Chupp Family serving in Bristol, TN. Friday, February 24, 2017. Honoring two surgeons during black history month. A Gentle and Humble Leader. Dr George H. Rawls-c. 2011. So, though I was fairly economically challenged at the time, I got to play a round of golf at Hilton Head, courtesy of a gentle, black American surgeon named George. Thank you Dr. Rawls for being a great role model in my life professionally and personally. Dr George H. Rawls and Mike in 1993 at Hilton Head, Club Royale. The last 10 d...
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