Evangelist Dr. Jerilyn De Von Jackson, M.D., F.A.A.F.P.
Physician • Evangelist • Teacher • Missionary
Evangelist Dr. De Von Jackson, M.D., F.A.A.F.P., is a Holy Ghost-filled woman of faith, called to minister both in the healing of the body and the saving of souls. She is a dynamic evangelist, a seasoned educator, a global missionary, and an accomplished physician who has dedicated her life to serving God and His people.
Raised in the foundation of holiness, Dr. Jackson is the daughter of Deacon Jerry Wartell and Mother Mary E. Wartell and was nurtured in the faith at Greater Faith Church of God in Christ (COGIC) in Porterville, California. She has been a member of Greater Powerhouse COGIC in Santa Rosa, California, since 1988, serving in Sunday School, Missions, and Christian Education. She is also the District Missionary of the Greater Richmond District in the California Northwest Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of COGIC under the leadership of her Pastor—First Administrative Assistant/Superintendent John Jackson.
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The 5 Best Ways to Protect Your Family & Congregation From Preventable Pain in a Medical Crisis by Jerilyn De Von Jackson
This eBook is one of Jerilyn De Von Jackson's most popular publications available as a free download.Â
Inside of this ebook, you will learn:
- Preparation for End-of-Life Difficult Medical Decision-Making: Resuscitation, "Breathing Machines" (Ventilators), "Pulling-the-Plug," etc. Includes Tools for Pastors who are called upon for Guidance in such times.
- Vital Information Needed Before Hospital Discharge. Don't Leave Without It!
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"You and Your Meds" Workshop: Maximizing Benefits, Limiting Side Effects and Avoiding Medication Interactions and Medication-Supplement Interactions
- Addressing "Difficult Questions that Christians Ask" including: Isn't "Pulling-the-Plug" a type of Murder? What is the Christian View of: Cremation, Autopsies, Blood Transfusion, Sperm Banks, Embryo Freezing, Surrogate Motherhood, Tattoos, etc.
- Congregational Preparation for Emergencies that occur On-Site at Churches, including: "What to do After You Dial 911?"
Are you tired of feeling unprepared when medical crises arise?
Evangelist Dr. De Von Jackson empowers and equips pastors and congregations to prevent various medical crises and better navigate through others, with increased confidence, greater peace of mind, and a lighter load for pastors.
Ignoring a potential problem never makes it go away. When medical concerns arise, not knowing what to do or where to turn can make an already difficult situation even more overwhelming. For pastors, this may mean carrying the weight of supporting their congregation while trying to navigate unfamiliar medical questions.
The good news is that preparation and the right information can make a difference.
You don't have to wait until a medical crisis happens to begin preparing. With the right knowledge, practical guidance, and appropriate resources, you can take proactive steps toward helping your congregation become better equipped to face unexpected medical challenges.
The difference between facing uncertainty and responding with greater confidence begins with preparation.
Did you know there is a path to greater preparedness?
Being prepared doesn't happen by chance. It happens through intentional action. When you combine the right information with practical preparation, you create a stronger foundation for navigating medical concerns and supporting the people entrusted to your care.
Through her work as a physician, evangelist, and teacher, Dr. De Von Jackson brings together medical knowledge and faith-informed education to help pastors and congregations better understand medical concerns, ask informed questions, and prepare for challenging situations.
Medical crises may not always be preventable, but how we prepare for and respond to them can make a meaningful difference.
What if your church could move from uncertainty toward readiness? What if pastors had access to practical information that could help them support their congregations without feeling that every responsibility rests on their shoulders?Â
Medical Matters in Ministry is rooted in that purpose: equipping pastors and congregations with knowledge and practical guidance to better navigate medical challenges, make informed decisions alongside qualified healthcare professionals, and approach difficult situations with greater confidence.
Because caring for your congregation means more than being present when a crisis happens. It also means taking steps today to be better prepared for tomorrow.
We can help you achieve greater success, faster, and with fewer setbacks.
COACHING
Pastors carry an important responsibility in caring for their congregations, but they do not have to navigate every challenge alone. With appropriate education and guidance, you can strengthen your ability to support your community while helping create greater peace of mind for yourself and those you serve.
ONLINE TRAINING
You can build your knowledge, explore important topics, and develop a stronger foundation for approaching medical concerns with greater confidence. The goal is to help you become better informed, and take thoughtful steps toward preparing your congregation for potential challenges.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Are you looking for a speaker who can bring an important perspective to your next church gathering, conference, or organizational event? Dr. De Von Jackson brings a unique perspective as a physician, evangelist, and educator, connecting medical knowledge with the realities of faith, ministry, and caring for others.
A new book is on the way!
Leprosy Unlocked by Jerilyn De Von Jackson, M.D.
Ministry Secrets in Leprosy Now Revealed
Discover a fresh perspective on leprosy and its connection to ministry, with insights designed to equip and inspire believers.
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When it comes to preparing a church for medical emergencies, it can be tempting to think that meaningful progress requires a large budget, extensive resources, or a complete emergency management program from the very beginning.
How to Create a Medical Preparedness Plan for Your Church
When a medical emergency occurs during a worship service or church event, there may be little time to decide who should respond, where emergency supplies are located, or how to guide responders to the person who needs help.
