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Mike Miller came to Predisan in 2010 after a 22-year career with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. At FCA, he served most recently as Vice President of Donor Relations, and prior to that as both Senior Vice President for Stewardship and Vice President of FCA's Eastern Division. Mike, a graduate of Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, and his wife, Caroline, a pediatrician at Scottish Rite Children's Hospital, Atlanta, have three sons: McLain, Jackson and Garrett.
A native of Honduras, Amanda came to Predisan in 1987, one year after the ministry began. She is the mission's founding medical director and the founder of CEREPA addiction treatment center. She holds an M.D. degree from the National University of Honduras, and a master's in International Public Health and a doctorate in International Public Health from Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, Calif. She received advanced training in addiction treatment in Costa Rica. Amanda has three grown children - Bartola, Fide and Marcos - and one granddaughter, Leilah.
Doris Clark, Predisan's founder, began working in missions in 1978 when her family moved to Guatemala to establish a medical mission. They served three years before their team left due to intensified guerilla warfare. In 1986, Doris, her husband, the late Dr. Robert Clark, and her two teenaged children moved to Catacamas to teach basic medical practices in the name of Jesus. Doris has served at Predisan in many roles, including as executive director. In 2007, she retired and returned to the United States to become care minister for the Northlake church, Atlanta. Doris is a graduate of Harding University with degrees in art and English and heads the Predisan General Assembly, a body required by Honduran law, which is charged with ensuring that Predisan stays true to its mission. Her two children, Kendra and Robert, are physicians as are their spouses. Doris has five grandsons and one granddaughter.
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