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Meet physical and spiritual needs of South Asian cancer patients by providing a new Varian linear accelerator (linac) to improve cancer treatment at Bangalore Baptist Hospital.
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About This Project
One out of every 10 cancers worldwide is diagnosed in India, and most cases are already advanced by the time they are diagnosed. Bangalore Baptist Hospital’s Cancer Center is expanding to meet this growing challenge, providing healthcare for more people, particularly the urban poor in Bangalore and rural poor in villages surrounding the city. Your gift will provide a much-needed new Varian linear accelerator (linac), the treatment machine used for cancer radiation therapy, which will improve the quality of and access to much-needed care.
Expanded services at the BBH Cancer Center will enable more patients to access life-saving radiation therapy and other cancer treatment options in an environment where they encounter the gospel through the care they receive and witness of the medical staff. Your partnership with the Cancer Center of Bangalore Baptist Hospital is crucial to the ongoing and expanded medical ministry in Bangalore, India’s third-largest city. Join what God is doing to save lives and souls through these urgent upgrades to the medical facility!
In the next five years, a globalization goal of all IMB workers is to mobilize 500 local believers to become global missionary partners serving on IMB teams.
100% of your gift directly supports missionaries and their ministries overseas.
100% of your gift directly supports missionaries and their ministries overseas.
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Indira* serves as a cook at a local ministry despite being physically challenged by childhood polio.
Her husband’s death left Mishti overwhelmed by the financial responsibilities of her young family. Though she struggled with debilitating stomach pains, she believed her only choice was to push through and continue working, and Mishti knew she could never afford a doctor. She needed to pay for her son’s education. One day, however, the pain was unbearable, and a friend finally took her to BBH. There she found the unexpected: hope.
While we celebrate the acquisition of the new LINAC and the uninterrupted provision of critical treatments, we acknowledge the mission is ongoing. Your gifts and prayers for Project 3000 enable us to deliver high-quality, life-saving care to Bangalore’s most vulnerable and share the good news with those who need the hope of Jesus. You are a co-laborer with us in the gospel. We value your partnership!