Introducing Author, Mark L. Randall, M.D.
Mark Randall spent much of his youth in Zimbabwe and had opportunity to help by assisting his father in surgery. In time he returned to the United States to attend Samford University and UAB School of Medicine in Birmingham, Alabama. He and his family have served the Lord overseas in a variety of medical capacities, including working with midwives and delivering babies in Zimbabwe and Thailand.
The Most Wanted Man in Zimbabwe - Latest from Dr. Mark L. Randall, M.D.
The story of his father, Maurice L. Randall, M.D.
The congregation in Georgia was shocked when a shy, elementary student stepped forward and stuttered that he wanted to do God’s work as a medical doctor.
As you read Maurice Randall’s story, you’ll likely wonder if you also have what it takes to be a missionary.
The truth is no one does, but God gives His chosen strength.
It was God who gave Maurice the wisdom to go to college when no one in his family had ever been. When a third of his medical school class failed, he passed.
In Zimbabwe, he put his medical skills to good use, caring for victims of crocodile bites, those who were gored by elephants, and anyone in an ox-cart accident. He responded to a threat from a witch doctor, an anthrax attack, and the brutal murder of a co-worker.
Even with land mines, his plane being shot at, and a mysterious new disease that swept across the land and killed thousands, Maurice persevered, serving the people of Zimbabwe for thirty years.
If you are willing to let God use you, like he used Maurice Randall, you can also make a lasting difference in the lives of others.
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The Bethlehem Midwife
Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, midwife Rachel and her husband Obadiah are awakened in the middle of the night by a knock on their door.
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Fire Mission! Fire Mission!
Fire Mission! Fire Mission! is the fully documented experience of a green artillery forward observer with the First Cav in Vietnam.
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The Evening Sun
Dr. Mark Randall wrote this article for New York's Evening Sun newspaper about the 150th anniversary of the departure of the 114th Regiment as they departed Chenango for the Civil War.
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