March25 , 2023

    Dr. Linda Godsey, Returns to Africa for Fourth Mission Trip

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    Retired Gadsden, Ala., educator Dr. Linda C. Godsey is hoping to return for the fourth time to a summer time medical church mission in the African country of Zambia where, earlier, she gained first-hand experience of how others live in a Third World Country. This year, due to a knee injury, she may not be able to go on this mission which provides medical help to “so many Zambians who otherwise never receive modern health care.

    “They live far out in the ‘bush,’ and never see a doctor or a nurse, even when they have the most terrifying health problems,” Dr. Godsey says. This year, due to an automobile accident, her own health may prevent her from fulfilling a “not only enjoyable experience of seeing people led to Christ, but of helping people for whom there is, otherwise, no med