Who We Are
We are an association of health professionals and others
passionate about health and spirituality.
We are an affiliate of the Community of Christ.
We promote wholeness of body, mind, and spirit.

HMA's Vision for the Future
Inspired by Jesus Christ,
we envision sustainable health and wholeness
for all individuals, families, congregations, and communities

HMA's Mission
We serve a world in need, through ministries
of health, spirituality, education, and by networking.

Support for
Wholeness & Well-Being
At the 2013 Community of Christ World Conference, HMA was identified as a partner for providing resources and links for use in promoting Wholeness and Well-being.

Organization
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Health Ministry |
Embracing Health, Wholeness and
Sense of Well-Being |
Pursuing good health is a personal journey.
One's sense of well being
goes beyond physical health to include emotional,
mental, and relational health. Wholeness exists when
every aspect of life is in balance; body, mind, and
spirit. Many draw strength through their personal
relationship with God, spiritual practices, religious
beliefs, fellowship and desire to serve others. To
become a Health Minister or to learn how you can start a
health ministry in your congregation, contact the office
at 816.833.1000, extension 1262 or
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History of Organization
Doctors, dentists, nurses, chiropractors, dieticians, and other health professionals began professional organizations in the Community of Christ during the 1960's and 1970's. These organizations were active around the world with mother-child centers, health teams, nurse recruitment, and many other activities. In 2002 these organizations joined forces with a renewed focus to promote health in our congregations, our communities, and with our global neighbors. With the new name of Health Ministries Association, membership was opened to not only health professionals, but anyone interested in health and wholeness of individuals, families, congregations, or communities.
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