Bio of Jemill & Mandy
Bio of Jemill & Mandy Wilder
Jemill Wilder, born and raised in Akron, Ohio, and his wife, Mandy, originally from Canada, discovered their shared passion for health ministry and service at a young age. Over the years, through study, dedication, and hands-on experience, they have become well-known advocates and educators in medical missionary work, blending the healing principles of nature with the redemptive power of the gospel.
Today, Jemill and Mandy lead a thriving health and gospel ministry focused on restoring body, mind, and spirit. Medical missionaries teach and practice natural remedies, herbal healing, and lifestyle medicine rooted in biblical principles. Their ministry is not just about education—it’s about transformation. They equip others to take charge of their health while pointing them to Jesus Christ, the ultimate source of healing.
Jemill serves as a teacher of Anatomy and Physiology, and both he and Mandy are passionate teachers of Christ, bringing medical missionary work to life through community outreach, workshops, and mentorship. Their work is a living example of Christ’s method alone—mingling with people, meeting their needs, and inviting them to follow Him.
They have worked with countless individuals and churches, developing a reputation for being compassionate, knowledgeable, and Spirit-led. As leaders of their congregation and health ministry, they continue to strive for growth and revival in their community, helping others reclaim their health and restore their walk with God.
Jemill & Mandy
Caring for Your Spiritual Needs
The love of Christ
Inspiration from Jemill & Mandy
“We are to obey the laws of His kingdom, making ourselves all that it is possible for us to be. Earnestly we are to cultivate the highest powers of our being, remembering that we are God’s property, God’s building. We are required to improve every day. Even in this world of sin and sorrow, we may, by earnest, persevering effort, rise to the highest spiritual efficiency . . We are to please God. This we may do; for Enoch pleased God, though living in a degenerate age. And there are Enochs in this our day.”—Sons and Daughters, p. 314:1.
Prayer is the breath of the soul.
January 23, 2023
Prayer is the breath of the soul. It is the secret of spiritual power. No other means of grace can be substituted and the health of the soul be preserved. Prayer brings the heart into immediate contact with the Wellspring of life and strengthens the sinew and muscle of the religious experience. Neglect the exercise of prayer, or engage in prayer spasmodically, now and then, as seems convenient, and you lose your hold on God. The spiritual faculties lose their vitality, the religious experience lacks health and vigor.
Reasons to Give Back to the Community
John 21:15–17 The Essential Qualification
The question that Christ had put to Peter was significant. He mentioned only one condition of discipleship and service. “Lovest thou Me?” He said. This is the essential qualification. Though Peter might possess every other, yet without the love of Christ, he could not be a faithful shepherd over the Lord’s flock. Knowledge, benevolence, eloquence, gratitude, and zeal are all aids in the good work; but without the love of Jesus in the heart, the work of the Christian minister is a failure.
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