Mercy Medical Missions

Mercy Medical Missions Medical Mission and Philanthropy The vision for Mercy International Mission began after Sunday and Victoria visited their family home in Nigeria in 2005.

They both became aware of the need to improve the health care conditions and education of their people and to decrease the level of poverty in the local community.


Life expectancy for a Nigerian resident is 52 years, which is near the bottom of the United Nations Human Development Index measuring countries’ overall standard of living. Compare that to Minnesota's life expectancy rate of 81 years

. High poverty levels and lack of access to health services combined with poor infrastructure such as limited transportation, no laboratory, limited electricity and water, and limited medical supplies create an environment that invites diseases such as HIV/aids, malaria and tuberculosis to thrive. Mercy International Mission is committed to providing access to basic health care services and health education with support for basic hygiene, food preparation, and infection prevention.



“When we saw what people were going through, we started to pray, asking God to show us how we might be able to help improve the quality of life and address several of the challenges facing people in this rural community.”
“In 2007, we went back home and decided to have a series of meetings with the community leaders, including the chiefs and the king. They both expressed in very clear terms some of the issues and challenges facing the community in the areas of heath care and education. This includes a lack of a functional clinic and medication, a recreational center for children and youth, and the need for a community library where children, as well as adults, can be exposed to reading. Upon our arrival back to the United States, we decided to establish Mercy International Mission, USA as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.”


Today, Mercy International Mission USA is a registered nonprofit entity in the State of Minnesota, United States.​​

The human body constitutes about 60% water while the brain and heart is made up of about 73% water. This implies that wa...
06/07/2022

The human body constitutes about 60% water while the brain and heart is made up of about 73% water. This implies that water is a major component of the human body.

The need to drink water regularly remains vital to human development as it aids digestion and excretion, improves the immune system fighting off illnesses, helps to regulate the internal body temperature, lubrication of joints and sensitive parts, and helps in transportation of nutrients around the human body.

Stay hydrated and choose water over carbonated drinks.
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16/10/2021

As part of our Services to God and Humanity, We will be proceeding to Community Service next week for road clearing and grading. watch this space to see what its like.

The drugs were presented to the scheme when members of the organization paid a visit to the NYSC Permanent Orientation C...
26/08/2021

The drugs were presented to the scheme when members of the organization paid a visit to the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp at Ise-Orun/Emure-Ekiti.

The delegation of the Mission was led by Mr Olamiposi Olayinka whom in his presentation intimated the NYSC team that the gesture was just to complement the efforts of government at ensuring that corps members have access to qualitative health care. more at ... http://roundoffnews.com/ngo-donates-drugs-to-ekiti-nysc-camp-clinic/

As part of Humanitarian Services, The Children and Youth programme as also part of what we do.   Year 2019
23/08/2021

As part of Humanitarian Services, The Children and Youth programme as also part of what we do.

Year 2019

Moments in 2018 Annual Medical Missions
23/08/2021

Moments in 2018 Annual Medical Missions

Mercy International Mission Village of Hope Provides medical services to Diocese of Ekiti Oke (Anglican Communion) for f...
21/08/2021

Mercy International Mission Village of Hope Provides medical services to Diocese of Ekiti Oke (Anglican Communion) for free Health Services as part of their which is been hosted by St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Osi Ekiti (Osi Archdeaconry).
As part of the mission of the Diocese for their 17th Joint Mother’s Union & Women’s Guild Conference with the theme “The Time is Near, Watch therefore”, The Diocese collaborates with the Mercy International Mission to offer Free Health Care services such as Checkups, Consults and Medication to the attendees of the programme.

Mercy International Mission free healthcare services for Ekiti Oke Diocese (Anglican Communion) already in Progress.
21/08/2021

Mercy International Mission free healthcare services for Ekiti Oke Diocese (Anglican Communion) already in Progress.

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