Callie Beshears

Deby Jizi
UWRT 1102-028
1 March 2016
Double Entry Journal Library Article
Citation: Lipsky, Alyson B. "Evaluating the Strength of Faith: Potential Comparative Advantages
of Faith-Based Organizations Providing Health Services in Sub-Saharan Africa." Public
Administration and Development. 31.1 (2011): 25-36.

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Responses

FBOs. NGOs Introduction, 1st

paragraph, page 25

It means Faith-based organization which is

nice to know because I was confused when I
first read it. NGOs are non-governmental
organizations.

FBOsandchurchgroupshavebeen

Woah, this shocked me because they have

such an influence there. They can truly shard
the love of God to their patients and make a
large impact on that area of the world.

workinginthedevelopingcountry
contextforwelloveracentury,and
todaytheyprovideanywherefrom40to
70percentofhealthcareservicesinsub
SaharanAfricaIntroduction,1st
sentence.Page26
FBOnetworksaredifferentfromany

othernetworkbecausetheycanstretch
fromthemosthardtoreachcommunities
tothelargestinternationalorganizations,
e.g.,theVatican.Page27,paragraph5
FBOsdevelopaspecifickindofsocial

capital,onebasedonfaith,whichcan
resultinadeeperlevelofcommitmentto
theactivityathandandgreatertrust
betweenactors,producingapositive
impactonprogramqualityand
beneficiarysatisfaction.Page27,last
sentence

Its so awesome how widespread FBOs are.

The world needs Jesus and theyre out there
serving others to show His love.

Theyre able to make deep connections with

people and be more productive in their work.
By doing this, everyone is served, blessed,
and happier.

medicalmissionswereonthe

forefrontofthespreadofChristianity.
Page28
missionhospitalsmaybeableto

providemoreservicesandhigherquality
servicesthangovernmentorotherprivate
hospitals.Page28
Inaddition,duetotheirfaith,FBOstaff

membersmayshowmorecommitmentto
theirworkthanstaffatother
organizations.Page32

You have to keep growing, going, and

serving. It worked then and it can still be of
use now.

Not only do they share the love of the Lord,

but they actually have better services than
many government hospitals, which I think is
and awesome incentive to get people to come
in.
The workers and volunteers genuinely care
for people and want to find a way to help.
This is just one of the many examples to
support that.