The foundation of Predisan’s spiritual development work is our network of chaplains, serving our staff, patients, and communities.
For patients and clients, time spent at one of our health facilities is an opportunity to find spiritual as well as physical healing and comfort.
Whether it’s individual encounters through prayer and counseling, or hosting children’s worship at the Predisan Christian Hospital, our chaplains seek to connect with our neighbors and share Jesus’ Good News.
We want to see our own staff experience the same sense of wholeness and flourishing that we desire for the communities we serve, which is why our chaplains also devote themselves to our employees. They have developed a staff-focused program that includes individual pastoral care, study groups, worship services, and an annual retreat.
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Building long-lasting relationships with communities often starts with the local volunteer pastor. By supporting these influential leaders through workshops, training, and resources, we seek to strengthen the communities they serve and develop trusting relationships bound together through Christ.
They also go out into the community, spreading God’s love with visits to schools, local organizations, and working with churches in the area.
Begun in 1987 in a small classroom, the GSMC has grown into a 24/7 medical center occupying almost 2.5 acres, and serving a population of 180,000.
Since 1988, the Center for Rehabilitation of Patients with Addictions (CEREPA) has helped thousands of people from Central America and the U.S. to overcome substance abuse through its residential and outpatient recovery programs.
To realize our vision of seeing people experience God’s wholeness, we partner with communities to empower them to meet their foundational needs.
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We are a Honduran Christian medical organization whose mission is to transform the communities we serve through physical, spiritual, and economic wellness.
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Predisan Honduras
Apartado Postal # 47
Catacamas, Olancho
Honduras, Centro America
+504-2-799-4662
+504-2-799-4027
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Join us in giving thanks to God for working in the lives of our CEREPA patients in our outpatient program in Tegucigalpa. Carlos Alberto Elvir, who has a doctorate in chemistry and pharmacy, has struggled with addiction for years. Unable to leave his commitments to work and family, he joined our outpatient program, and has now been sober for 7 months! Praise God! #spiritualdevelopment #cerepa ... See MoreSee Less
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We held our first Full Life Preventive Program youth camp of 2025 in the community of Vallecito, a Pech indigenous community in the municipality of Dulce Nombre de Culmi. 80 young people and 10 teachers participated in workshops discussing self-esteem, values and personal goals. Through our support of local pastors, we were also able to share the Good News of Jesus with them! God continues to bless our efforts to walk in Jesus’ steps and bring holistic health to our communities! #communitytransformation #spiritualdevelopment ... See MoreSee Less
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Drop a thank you in comments for this visiting team from Arlingtion, VA! They visited the remote community of Perlas Abajo, Cuyamel and worked alongside members of the community and our Community Transformation team to build and install toilets and a water supply tank. The team also spent time with the kids, sharing the Good News of Jesus through songs, stories and activities!
"But whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give them will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life." - John 4:14
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