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DR. KENT BRANTLY is family medicine physician who in 2013 accepted a post-resident position with World Medical Mission (a ministry of Samaritan's Purse) to serve at the ELWA Hospital in Monvovia, Liberia. In July of 2014, Kent contracted the Ebola virus, and his treatment and subsequent recovery became an international news story. He is a graduate of Abilene Christian University in Texas and received his degree in medicine from Indiana University. In fall of 2014, Kent testified on the Ebola crisis in West Africa before both houses of the US Congress, and later that year he was honoured by Time Magazine as a "Person of the Year."

Amber Brantly, an alumnus of Abilene Christian University, is a registered nurse. She is married to Dr Kent Brantly and together they are the parents of two young children. They are living temporarily in the United States with the intention of resuming their international medical mission service in the near future.