Posts by Jonghoo Lee

Jae-Hon Lee, MD, PhD, is a psychiatrist and Assistant Professor at Western University in Canada, and a Clinical Adjunct Professor at Gyeongsang National University, South Korea. He serves as Director of Undergraduate Psychiatry Education, a member of the Residency Competency Committee, and a psychotherapy supervisor at Western. Trained in South Korea and now practicing in…

Doug Fountain is Executive Director for Christian Connections for International Health (CCIH), a global network that raises visibility, improves quality, and promotes fellowship among Christian health work in 90 low- and middle-income countries. He is a seasoned leader with nearly 40 years’ experience in faith-based and secular health services. He has led planning, research, and…

Reverend Dr. Stephen Ko (MD, MA, MPH, MDIV) is a pastor, physician, epidemiologist, and author who serves as Lausanne Health Catalyst. Within the Mass General Brigham system, his specialties include pediatrics, preventive medicine, and public health. As an ordained pastor and seminary professor, he is passionate about the gospel, global health missions, and whole-person health.…

Dr. Rani Dwi Cahyaniputri is a GP dentist from Indonesia who has been serving as a fulltime missionary for 11 years in a cross-cultural setting. Focusing on Unreached People Groups (UPG) in the eastern part of Indonesia, she and her husband has built and lead a team that focus on various platforms to engage with…

Dr Richard Bramble is the Managing Director of Kanad Hospital. He has been a Family Medicine Consultant since 2002. Dr. Richard is a graduate of Cambridge University. He worked as a doctor in Yemen for seven years, learnt Arabic and served marginalized people, seeing genuine change in individuals and communities. On returning to the UK…

Dr. KyungNam Park, M.D., serves as International Director of WEC International, a role he shares with his wife, Dr. KyoungA Jo, M.D., since 2022. Their journey began in 2003 as general surgeons in an Asian Islamic nation, where they trained local doctors and professors until security concerns forced an early return in 2007. Since then,…