Cheryl StevensManning traveled on average 42 weeks a year in her job as a workshop training facilitator, leaving little time to develop culinary skills. Luckily,
Church Health has provided medical care for those without health insurance since 1987, a part of the population that its doctors say is continuing to
CEO of Church Health Dr. Scott Morris joins host Eric Barnes and The Daily Memphian reporter Bill Dries to discuss some of the challenges and
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Every Tuesday, as part of our Greater Memphis on a Mission series, we highlight organizations making Memphis better. This week, we caught
Dr. Scott Morris, founder of Church Health, is transitioning to a new role after decades of service. “I’m not retiring; I’m just moving into a different role,” he said. Under his leadership, Church Health has grown from a small clinic into the largest faith-based, privately funded health clinic in the United States. His successor, Jennie Robbins, currently serving as Chief Financial Officer, will take over as CEO. “Jennie is a charismatic figure…she’s going to be a truly wonderful leader for us,” Morris said. Robbins is poised to lead the organization into its next phase of growth and innovation.
