
Amid Ebola outbreak in Congo, Brantly returning to Africa with ‘compassion despite fear’
FORT WORTH, Texas — In an exclusive Christian Chronicle story…
Just a few weeks ago, the prognosis for Dr. Kent Brantly — a Church of Christ member who contracted the often-deady Ebola virus while serving in Liberia — was described as “grave.”
But today, the medical missionary whose illness sparked prayers by Christians around the world was released from Emory University Hospital in Atlanta.
“Today is a miraculous day. I’m thrilled to be alive, to be well and to be reunited with my family.” — Dr. Kent Brantly #Ebola
— Christian Chronicle (@InformInspireCC) August 21, 2014
“I can tell you, I serve a faithful God who answers prayers. … God saved my life, a direct answer to thousands and thousands of prayers.”
— Christian Chronicle (@InformInspireCC) August 21, 2014
“Please do not stop praying for the people of Liberia and West Africa and for a quick end to this Ebola epidemic.” http://t.co/YaXWutjT4O
— Christian Chronicle (@InformInspireCC) August 21, 2014
Dr. Kent Brantly “can return to his family, to his community and his life without public health concerns.” — Dr. Bruce Ribner, Emory
— Christian Chronicle (@InformInspireCC) August 21, 2014
“Their hope and faith have been an inspiration to all of us.” — Dr. Ribner on Brantly and fellow patient Nancy Writebol, also released
— Christian Chronicle (@InformInspireCC) August 21, 2014
Hugs all around after Dr. Kent Brantly’s statement. #Ebola http://t.co/Ri6VtgzBOy
— Christian Chronicle (@InformInspireCC) August 21, 2014
Brantly grateful to be released from hospital: http://t.co/cB6tmBQV9y #ACUtoday #PrayForKent
— ACU (@ACUedu) August 21, 2014
Official #Emory update on #Ebola patients will be available here at 11 a.m. EST: http://t.co/5PKzESdzmb
— Emory Healthcare (@emoryhealthcare) August 21, 2014
Brantly grateful to be released from hospital: http://t.co/cB6tmBQV9y #ACUtoday #PrayForKent
— ACU (@ACUedu) August 21, 2014
Click the below links for The Christian Chronicle’s in-depth coverage of Brantly and the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
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