Our objective is to serve the needy with our professional skills. Public hospitals provide medical care but patients have to pay for medication. Dental patients pay a fee for service. Freedom of religion in Mongolia enables EMAS members to spread the gospel and glorify His name.




November 2007

Our objective is to spread the gospel and glorify His name while providing medical and dental services to the public. We have been assisting seniors in an old folks home, children in an orphanage camp, herdsmen, and prisoners in a prison-camp, where we also left medical supplies. The need for a broad range of medical and dental services in Mongolia is great.




June 2006 Mission Trip

This Mongolia venture was an exploratory trip to make assessments for future trips. Pastor Mojic’s congregation helped us with the language barriers.

In the province of Hovd, we attended the celebration of a graduating Leadership Ministry Class and provided medical and dental services to the public. We also served the seniors and the orphans at the old folks home and visited nomadic herdsmen in the Gobi Desert.

At Ulan Batar, the medical team worked at the hospital every day and the dental team worked at a number of orphanages. We treated most of the cavities and advised the director to take the children to the hospital for further treatment.

Both the medical and the dental teams spent a day at a prison-camp as prisoners are only brought to the hospital for emergency treatment; the on-site clinic does not administer medications but only performs very basic procedures for minor injuries. It was the last day of our mission, so we left all the medical supplies at the prison-camp.

The need for wide-range medical and dental services in Mongolia is great, and EMAS members are encouraged to participate in this venture.

Dr. Stevenson So
stevenso@gmail.com

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