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GMHC 2026

GMHC is a conference for people and organizations involved in healthcare missions.

Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, Kentucky

Date
Starts November 12, 2026
Venue
Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, Kentucky

TL;DR

  • GMHC 2026 begins November 12 at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky.
  • The conference is described as a three-day program with breakout sessions, plenary speakers, exhibitors, and special events.
  • The event is characterized as a major gathering for healthcare professionals, students, and organizations focused on healthcare missions.

Source: medicalmissions.com/events/gmhc-2026

Who you'll find in the room

Healthcare professionals

Healthcare professionals are among the stated audiences for GMHC.

Students

Students are included in the stated audience.

Organizations

Organizations involved in healthcare missions are part of the stated audience.

Featured speakers

2 listed

Joel Jackson

Trauma Surgeon

Luke Cutherell

CEO and general surgeon · Bach Christian Hospital

Partners on record

59 listed
5Nine Creative60 Degrees PharmaceuticalsAfrica Inland MissionAgape Unlimited Inc.Amarac Technologies Inc.AmericaresArkansas College Health EducationAssociation of Baptists for World EvangelismBackpackEMR / Binary BridgeBaptist Mid-MissionsBarnabas FoundationBrotherhood Mutual InsuranceCahaba + UAB Family Medicine Residency ProgramCampbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic MedicineCedarville UniversityChrist Community Family Medicine ResidencyChristarChristian & Missionary AllianceChristian Emergency Relief Teams InternationalChristian Health Service CorpsChristian Pharmacists Fellowship InternationalClinica Esperanza RoatanCMDA - Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsCoffeeMedCompassion Evangelical HospitalCompel GlobalConsult BridgeCrisis Consulting InternationalCrossworldCURE Internationale3 Partners MinistryECWA Hospital EgbeEl Ayudante Missions IncEmmanuel Hospital AssociationEMRiCareEquip InternationalEye Doc in a BoxFaith AidFaith In PracticeFellowship of Associates of Medical EvangelismFoundation HealthFranciscan Health Family Medicine Residency- IndianapolisFrontiersGFA WorldGhana Brain & Spine FoundationGlobal Health Institute, William Carey International University and Christian Journal for Global HealthGlobal Outreach International, Inc.Global Vision 2020Healing MedicineHealing NationsHealth Education Program For Developing Communities (HEPFDC)Health Teams InternationalHebron Medical CenterHelping Hands for Hospitals InternationalHere-4-You ConsultingHope IgnitedHope ImagingHumanitarian & Disaster Leadership at Wheaton College Graduate SchoolHuntington University - Nursing & Occupational Therapy Programs

Venue & travel

Venue

Southeast Christian Church

Questions people ask

7 answered

GMHC 2026 starts on November 12, 2026.

GMHC 2026 takes place at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky.

The stated audience includes healthcare professionals, students, and organizations focused on healthcare missions.

GMHC describes itself as the world’s largest gathering of healthcare professionals, students, and organizations dedicated to healthcare missions.

No ticket price is included in the available event information.

It is most useful for clinicians, students and mission agencies involved in faith-based medical missions, since the sponsor list is dominated by mission organizations, residency programs and Christian health groups such as CMDA and Christian Health Service Corps, and the program includes plenary speakers and exhibitors. Healthcare professionals with no interest in missions or international service work would get less from it, because the exhibit hall and sessions center on recruiting and placement for mission work.

Attendees at church-hosted medical missions conferences usually wear business casual or casual clothing, such as khakis and polo shirts, with comfortable shoes for three days of sessions and exhibits.

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