Jessica Winston

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Jessica began working as a Physician Assistant in Family Medicine in 2016 after graduating from the University of Texas Medical Branch. She became a believer at a young age and has had incredible opportunities to travel and see the Lord work on multiple continents. She has always felt the Lord pulling her toward working overseas and moved to Ethiopia in 2019 for an internship in tropical medicine. She has plans to continue working overseas in the fall of 2020 by joining the team at Mukinge Mission Hospital in Zambia. Jessica lives to hear other people's stories and would love to connect with you and hear your own faith journey.

Donations can be sent by mail to: Christian Health Service Corps PO Box 132 Fruitvale, TX 75127

Recovering the Breath of Life

“I will hasten and not delay to obey your commands.” Psalm 119:60 Sunday started out as a typical on-call day for CHSC Physician Assistant Jessica Winston. She walked through the various wards of Mukinge Hospital in rural northwestern Zambia, checking in on patients as her colleagues took a much-needed day

Until We Know In Full

What we know now, we will know in full. I have shared before that one of my favorite spoken word songs has a line that has always nearly brought me to tears, “I’m not there yet but I’m reaching, reaching for a goal to stand before my King and be

What is “Calling”?

A very wise friend of mine once translated a quote to me from Frederick Buechner, and it’s something I’ve never forgotten. She told me that our calling in life is the place where our deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet. Go ahead and read that statement again, it’s

O Come O Come Emmanuel

I have lived in Ethiopia officially for 4 months and this is the longest amount of time I have spent outside of the US. I feel..

When Strivings Cease

If I am being honest the last several weeks have been hard. They have been good and I am learning but they have been hard. I am learning to truly listen to what the Lord is saying. I have spent the vast majority of my life trying to listen to

What does poverty look like?

I have never really understood how poverty can have tiers but I am beginning to think that it does.

The Good Goodbyes

The issue with maintaining a blog is trying to decide what in the minute is inspiring you enough to write about. As someone who isn’t a writer and not often able to articulate moments very well it is easy to walk through life with pure enjoyment and trying to soak

Nose to the Sunrise

Prior to my leaving for training in Colorado, my grandparents initiated difficult conversations with me regarding the likelihood of them leaving this earth while I was overseas. In preparing to pack up and leave everything behind, that fear of being absent from specific events has commonly been present in my

Training in Colorado

I arrived home yesterday after spending the last 4 weeks in Colorado and as I sit on my parent’s back porch with perfect Spring weather (and an inch of pollen on my computer as I type) I am starting to process more of what I have spent the last several

The Year of the Stroke: 2018

This is a few weeks late as it is now the first week of February… I have always prided myself on great genes and the health passed on to me from my parents. Little to no heart history and limited cancers throughout our ancestry line typically make it easy to

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