About || Ebenezer Medical Mission

About US

What we are doing

We Are In A Mission To Help The Helpless

Mission Statement

To promote healthful living and present Jesus Christ to all humanity by the prevention and treatment of disease, and rehabilitation through a service of love , mercy, and compassion to all, as objects of God’s special care and attention.

General Objectives

To advocate for and implement Medical Missionary Work

Specific Objectives

1. To promote health reform || 2. To provide health education || 3. To provide health support to Adventist Health Institutions || 4. To support student Elective programs || 5. To provide medical support to other organizations and the general public when called upon || 6. To preach the first, second and third Angels’ message

About Our Foundation

Motto: Healthy and Saved

Ebenezer Medical Mission is a Christ-centered, non-profit healthcare ministry established in 2018, and officially registered with the Registrar of Societies in Zambia. We are committed to promoting health, healing, and hope by combining medical outreach with the message of the salvation through Jesus Christ.

Rooted in Christian Service. we reach out to communities with practical healthcare while sharing the everlasting gospel. Our work focuses on serving the underserved with dignity, compassion, and integrity.

Our Vision

A world where every person has access to quality healthcare and the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.

What We Do

1. Mobile Medical Clinics
Bringing essential healthcare services directly to underserved and remote communities.

2. Community Health Screenings & Education
Conducting routine health checks, early disease detection, and health awareness campaigns in local communities.

3. Specialist Medical Outreaches
Providing advanced care through visiting specialists in areas such as surgery, dentistry, obstetrics, and more.

4. Health Education & Health Promotion
Engaging the public through community lectures, webinars, media programs, and wellness campaigns to encourage preventive health.

5. Medical Evangelism
Sharing the gospel through compassionate care — integrating spiritual counsel with physical healing.

6. Mentorship of Students in Health-Related Fields
Supporting and guiding students through elective programs, field training, and service opportunities in both clinical and public health settings.