Death is Something We Meet: Reflection on Medical Missions (with Eric Mclaughlin) – EP 254

Center for Faith and Culture | May 24, 2026
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This episode is a part of our theme, The Way of Christ in Medicine & Mental Health.

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In the Christ and Culture podcast with Benjamin Quinn, we seek to equip ministry leaders to advance the way of Christ in all creation through thoughtful conversations with leading thinkers.

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This episode dives into the ministry and insights of Dr. Eric McLaughlin. Eric is an American, family-medicine physician and a missionary with Serge who serves at Kibuye Hope Hospital and Hope Africa University in Burundi. He is the author of Promises in the Dark: Walking with Those in Need Without Losing Heart. Eric’s perspective challenges us to rethink how we understand life, death, and our calling in the broader context of God’s kingdom.

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