Revival for Mission
Wherever Needed Most
Olen and Danae dreamed of becoming missionary doctors. After graduating from medical school, they decided to serve where most needed—and ended up at Béré Adventist Hospital in Chad. Working under the most challenging of situations, the Netteburgs face life and death situations every day, saving as many lives as possible and bringing hope and healing to thousands.
Hosts
Elder Ted N. C. Wilson
Samuel Neves
Guests
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