Missionary Medical Plan Giving

Suggested NMI Emphasis for May

Lend a Hand

Missionaries often live in areas with higher health risks than in their homeland. Getting adequate health care in a global setting can also be a challenge. Even when proper care is available, the cost may be exorbitant. In some world areas, missionaries incur high travel costs to receive needed medical attention.

The Medical Plan helps take care of active and retired Nazarene missionaries and their families when medical needs and emergencies arise.

Nazarene Missionary Medical Plan pays for insurance that typically covers:

Medical Plan Funds are provided through Memorial Roll, Distinguished Service Awards, Medical Plan freewill offerings, and "Gifts from the Heart."

Memorial Roll

Distinguished Service Award (DSA)

Medical Plan Plate Offerings

Through freewill offerings (often taken in May), entire congregations can help with the medical needs of missionaries.

All money given to the Medical Plan is used directly for missionaries' health care and may count as 10 percent credit for your church. No funds are used for administrative costs. If there’s a shortfall, the World Evangelism Fund makes up the difference.

Note: For assistance in memorializing a loved one or honoring someone for distinguished service, contact your local or district NMI president.

Monthly emphasis suggestions for Nazarene Mission International groups.

-- Howard Culbertson,