College of Veterinary Medicine

Student Organizations

Christian Veterinary Mission


Mission Statement

students in HaitiThe Student Chapter of the Christian Veterinary Mission (CVMF-Christian Veterinary Mission Fellowship Group) is an organization at Washington State University that primarily includes participants from the Christian faculty, staff, and students.  We meet weekly and pursue activities that encourage our growing closer to God, each other, and others with whom we have daily contact. We emphasize fellowship, personal growth, prayer, and outreach to the rest of the college. This is a great way to learn how to be a better Christian witness as a veterinarian.


Activities

Weekly Fellowship Meetings

The WSU Christian Veterinary Mission Fellowship Group meets to encourage, pray, and share a Bible study together. 

Please feel free to come and join us at any time. We do not collect dues and all are welcome to come!

For the Spring 2009 semester, we are meeting at 12 noon on Mondays in the WADDL Conference Room (Bustad 155C).  PLEASE COME AND JOIN US!  We also hold prayer time once a week before school as well as off-campus fellowship times on Friday nights.

FREE Cookie and Bible Give-Aways 

two woman at the cookie giveaway

Each semester over the past several years we have an outreach  during  the last week of the semester.  CVMF participants donate cookies, muffins, or other sweet goodies and we set them out in the Bustad lobby and give them away to whoever would like them.  We  also give away free Bibles that are imprinted on the cover with: Compliments of WSU Christian Veterinary Fellowship. 

 

Nicaragua Mission Trip, July 2010

This summer a group of CVF veterinary students will be traveling to Nicaragua to do a two week veterinary mission trip. They will be traveling throughout Nicaragua to provide mostly large animal care and to teach several different communities about sustainable agriculture. The students will be able to show the love of God all throughout Nicaragua ranging from the countryside, in the mountains and in local communities on the outskirts of the large cities. Aside from providing veterinary care, the group will be able to display God's love and work through relationship building and by playing with children. Please join us in prayer for this group!

 

 

International Shuttle Trips with CVMtwo students in Tanzania

Veterinary students can go for short-term shuttle trips with Christian Veterinary Mission.  Currently, opportunities are available for trips to various locales in South and Central America, Africa, and Asia.  Two pictures are from shuttles by a student to Haiti (1999-above) and Tanzania, East Africa (2000-right).  Contact CVM below for more information.

Prayer Requests

We invite your prayer requests which we will bring before the Lord during our weekly meetings.  Please e-mail one of the WSU contacts below.  We would also enjoy hearing the answers you receive!

WSU Contacts

Officers:

Co-Presidents: Emiko Namatame & Chaley Young
Co-President Elects: Heath Tjaden & Erica Ronhovde
Treasure: Tyler Lamb
Secretary: Cindy Gentry


Current Faculty and Staff Advisors: 

Dr. James Evermann
Rich Scott


Parent Organization Information:  Christian Veterinary Mission (CVM)

Christian Veterinary logo

Christian Veterinary Mission is an international, interdenominational relief and development organization based in Seattle, Washington. We have over 5000 US veterinarians and veterinary students involved in our organization and are always looking for new members.  CVM was founded by Dr. Leroy Dorminy who was one of the first to realize the impact that veterinarians could have overseas, especially in a holistic ministry in the developing world. Since 1976, more than 58 veterinarians have served long-term in more than 35 countries. They have shared the love of Christ by teaching and training farmers about basic animal health care, as well as through direct ministry telling the story of Jesus. CVM has also coordinated more than 800 short-term veterinary shuttle missions that support the long-term projects. CVM also sponsors fellowship/prayer breakfasts at veterinary meetings as well as facilitating student fellowship groups in veterinary schools around the country. 
Last Edited: Mar 10, 2011 12:12 PM   


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