by scalpel | Mar 13, 2020 | blog, featured
Dear Scalpel friends and family, At Scalpel part of our Vision is to, “Serve the physical and spiritual needs of Pucallpan Peruvians, tribal populations, and the missionaries who serve them”. In doing so, sometimes difficult decisions have to be made. As...
by scalpel | Jan 22, 2020 | blog, featured
Studies show that about 90% of the world’s wealth is in assets that are not liquid cash. This would be things like investments in stocks, real estate, retirement accounts, closely held business interests, farms and farm produce, personal assets, oil interests, and...
by scalpel | Nov 25, 2019 | blog
Recently, in a sermon, I heard something interesting that resonated with me. It is hard to have a thankful spirit. We are trained from an early age to automatically thank everyone for everything. As we grow the true sentiment fades and it becomes a reflex. In a busy...
by scalpel | Oct 16, 2019 | blog, featured
Congratulations! You have worked hard, saved wisely and have placed a substantial amount of money into your traditional IRA. Plus, you have a sufficient income from other sources, allowing you to comfortably retire. You have also taken care of your health and attained...
by scalpel | Aug 23, 2019 | blog, featured
Long-term commitment for the spiritual and physical One of the foundational pillars for Scalpel At The Cross is patient outcomes. This is the less visible portion of our mission that is nonetheless critical to the continuation of our work. In developed nations,...
by scalpel | May 30, 2019 | blog, featured
Skeletal and Spiritual DeformityPeter A. Cole, M.D.This article originally appeared in Scalpel’s Edge Vol. 23 Before reading beyond this paragraph, consider the manifestations of a crooked bone that doesn’t heal in proper alignment. What if you broke your leg...
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