This will be the last of its free health missions this year, said Ronnie Doca, church and event program spokesman.
The program in Kagman will start at 4 p.m. and end at 7 p.m.
“We have to accommodate our church services for the remaining months of the year,” Doca said.
But the village-to-village free health screening will resume next year because “that’s the goal of the church — to serve the community,” he added.
A free health screening will still be conducted at the church in San Jose on Sept. 25 as part of the 12th anniversary celebration of the church.
This Sunday in Kagman, residents can avail of eye screening, facial massage, body massage, blood sugar examination, blood pressure check, haircut and spiritual counseling.
The volunteers include the Northern Marianas College Nursing Club headed by Hervin Jacinto, Hardt Eye Clinic, Brabu Pharmacy & Wellness Center, Tropical Blend Salon & Spa and church members.
