“Innovative Programs for Indigenous Communities”

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February 20, 2025 • 58 mins

Title: “Innovative Programs for Indigenous Communities” Host: David DeRose, MD, MPH Guests: Seth Cantu (White Mountain Apache), Pastor, Madras (Oregon) Seventh-day Adventist Church and Doug McGinnis, PeaceHealth Medical Group (Vancouver, WA) Description: Seth Cantu and Doug McGinnis share innovative ways that they are making an impact in Indigenous communities. Their concepts are as diverse as blacksmithing classes, shoe drives, a tool lending library, practical plumbing instruction, and novel “water blessings.” For Further Information: Call 541-475-3475 (Seth Cantu/Madras SDA Church)

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