About Us

Westminster Medical Missions (WMM) was started in 1993 as a short-term medical team to Uganda. It has now become a 501 (c) (3) corporation. The medical mission trips have gone to Uganda, Nicaragua, Honduras, Mozambique, Southern Sudan, Cambodia and Zambia. Currently we are only going to Uganda.

Becky and I moved to Uganda in 2002 after I resigned from my internal medicine practice in Bluefield, VA/WV to build an AIDS clinic. We moved back to the US after the clinic was built and staffed so that we could assist in financially supporting the clinic. As of our most recent visit in January 2024, there were 5,500 patients supported by the clinic.

WMM takes volunteers from all over the United States for their short term teams.

One does not have to be a Christian to go on these teams; however, each team member signs a covenant acknowledging the Christian basis of our teams and agrees to support the Christian medical endeavors.

The trips usually last 13 days. There is a maximum of 12 team members for each trip.

We are a non-profit organization and all of the moneys are used for transportation costs and to further the cause of medical missions.

Team members are asked to raise their own money.

For more information about our programs, see Frequently Asked Questions.