German Protestant Sisters Continue Health Services in Pakistan
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A German Protestant women's community called the 'Sisterhood of Christ Bearers' has continued its health services in Pakistan for several decades. This news has been published by Global Sisters Report.
This community was established in Germany after the Second World War. At that time, a broad movement of spiritual renewal had begun in Germany, and during this period several new communities came into being. This community was also part of that movement.
The sisters of this community are working in the health sector in Pakistan. Their services have continued for years, and during this time they have worked together with local people.
The report makes clear that the long-term work of a foreign community in the field of health in a distant country is a noteworthy aspect. Further details can be found by studying the original report.
Sources: Global Sisters Report
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