Our History
Divine Grace Medical Missionaries, is a non-profit, charitable, and Private Association of Christ's Faithful dedicated to helping women, girls, parents and professionals develop and deepen their spiritual life. The organization is founded in Houston, Texas in 2008 by Rev. Sr. Edith Aguh. We desire and strive to grow in holiness, compassionating to the sick, the poor, the low-income, underserved in the community, and to train women/Girls from all ages to be professionals through medical services by attentive presence to the Holy Spirit who labors within us to have every aspect of our lives, our hole being, centered entirely on the Mercy of God, and who is ever at work within our sole, teaching us how to live, and help in the spirit of service, sacrifice and love.
Our Goal
DGMM aim at educating, training and supporting all women, girls and disadvantaged families residing in the City where we do our services and around the World by empowering them through health care education, Nutrition/Wellness, leadership and professional training so they may acquire skills to enhance their life and to respond to the complex transformations taking place in the world. We seek to be authentic witnesses to Jesus Christ and to have as our highest priority to make God visible in the world and to manifest without fear the signs of faith, so that the light of Christ shines in the world in which we live.
Our Vision
Divine Grace Medical Missionaries strives for excellence that promotes the finest super specialty medical services, with superlative infrastructure, leading edge health
technology and accomplished professionals, vocational training, and community services among all women, and particularly those from disadvantaged families, women out of prison, single mother, low-income, and young girls.
Divine Grace Medical Missionaries is working toward the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals by 2020:
• Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
• Achieve universal primary education
• Promote gender equality and empower women
• Reduce child mortality
• Improve maternal health
• Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases
• Ensure environmental sustainability
• Develop a global partnership for development
Divine Grace Medical Missionaries, is a non-profit, charitable, and Private Association of Christ's Faithful dedicated to helping women, girls, parents and professionals develop and deepen their spiritual life. The organization is founded in Houston, Texas in 2008 by Rev. Sr. Edith Aguh. We desire and strive to grow in holiness, compassionating to the sick, the poor, the low-income, underserved in the community, and to train women/Girls from all ages to be professionals through medical services by attentive presence to the Holy Spirit who labors within us to have every aspect of our lives, our hole being, centered entirely on the Mercy of God, and who is ever at work within our sole, teaching us how to live, and help in the spirit of service, sacrifice and love.
Our Goal
DGMM aim at educating, training and supporting all women, girls and disadvantaged families residing in the City where we do our services and around the World by empowering them through health care education, Nutrition/Wellness, leadership and professional training so they may acquire skills to enhance their life and to respond to the complex transformations taking place in the world. We seek to be authentic witnesses to Jesus Christ and to have as our highest priority to make God visible in the world and to manifest without fear the signs of faith, so that the light of Christ shines in the world in which we live.
Our Vision
Divine Grace Medical Missionaries strives for excellence that promotes the finest super specialty medical services, with superlative infrastructure, leading edge health
technology and accomplished professionals, vocational training, and community services among all women, and particularly those from disadvantaged families, women out of prison, single mother, low-income, and young girls.
Divine Grace Medical Missionaries is working toward the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals by 2020:
• Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
• Achieve universal primary education
• Promote gender equality and empower women
• Reduce child mortality
• Improve maternal health
• Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases
• Ensure environmental sustainability
• Develop a global partnership for development
