Memorials of James Henderson, M.D. -- Medical Missionary to China by James Henderson

Memorials of James Henderson, M.D. -- Medical Missionary to China by James Henderson

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Attorney James Henderson is a Malibu, California native who graduated from Pepperdine Law School. He graduated from Newbold College in England with bachelor's degrees in history and theology. Before going into private practice, Henderson worked as an assistant dean and professor of legal philosophy at a private law school in Southern California. He specializes on personal injury litigation, as well as medical malpractice and product liability. Henderson is a writer as well.

After his father-in-law died of leukemia, he researched chronic disease treatment and wrote Indicted! The Pharmacological Suppression of Symptoms (2009) is a documentary that shows how sickness symptom management has become huge business. Whisper of the Serpent: How a False Religious Theory of Knowledge Damaged Ancient and Modern Science and Medicine, (2011) examines 2,500 years of research and medicine to show how and why contemporary medicine has strayed from its fundamental mission: disease healing. The Race for Jerusalem (2012) examines how the efforts of the world's five major religions to make Jerusalem the capital of their coming Messianic empire exacerbate Middle East tensions and risk triggering a global crisis.

Henderson is the president of CRCL, Inc., a non-profit organization. which operates a medical and dental clinic in Haiti's isolated regions, as well as religious and educational mission work in several third-world countries. James and his wife, Nancy, live in Grass Valley, where they enjoy spending time outdoors with their hiking buddies. Tuscany Art Gallery and Sunnymaids Referral Agency, a housecleaning service in Roseville, are owned by Nancy, a Mediterranean artist.