What We Do

In February 2026, PAACS leadership visited Kijabe Hospital in Kenya to support the anesthesiology program, engage with residents, and encourage ongoing training and discipleship. The visit included clinical teaching, educational sessions, and fellowship with residents and faculty across multiple specialties.

The program continues to grow, with strong leadership from PAACS graduates now serving as consultants, expanding surgical training programs, and new resident housing under development. Kijabe remains a vital training site, equipping Christian surgeons and related specialists to serve with excellence and Christ-centered care.

PAACS continues to integrate evangelism training into its programs through the Saline Process, equipping residents and faculty to share the Gospel in the clinical setting. In February 2026, Mbingo Baptist Hospital in Cameroon hosted its first in-person training led by PAACS-trained faculty, marking an important milestone in this initiative.

The training brought together healthcare professionals, chaplains, and administrators, fostering collaboration in both physical and spiritual care. This effort reflects PAACS’ commitment to training and discipleship, with a vision to expand Gospel-centered care across the hospital and beyond.

PAACS had a strong presence at the West African College of Surgeons (WACS) meeting in Accra, Ghana, in February 2026. Through a preconference laparoscopic training program, presentations by residents, graduates, and faculty, and engagement with surgical leaders, PAACS continued to strengthen its role in advancing surgical training across Africa.

During the visit, PAACS leadership also traveled to explore a potential new training site in Ghana, encouraging the growth of surgical education and discipleship in the region. Please join us in praying for continued partnerships, recognition, and open doors for future training opportunities.