Juliette lives in a remote part of Madagascar.  For five years, she suffered with a growing tumor in her mouth. A friend of hers met some Mercy Ships nurses who were on a fact-finding trip.

We need all kinds of volunteers, both medical and non-medical, onboard our hospital ship, the Africa Mercy.  Listen as volunteer pharmacist, Sandy Hewitt, describes one thing that makes Mercy Ships unique.

Rebekka boarded an early morning flight from Michigan to surprise her military husband in Alabama.  She was worried her four-month-old daughter would disturb other passengers.

The treatment to correct club feet can take a long time.  It requires many painful changes of leg casts over time.  Mercy Ships volunteer Anna wrote about her observations of a club foot patient

Scott Wagers used to run a homeless shelter in downtown San Jose.  The police crackdown in 2014 scattered the homeless community.  So Wagers decided he would have to go to them – and that’s when an RV called the Mercy Mobile was born.

Tam Lowe served as a volunteer nurse onboard our hospital ship, the Africa Mercy.  She saw remarkable transformations in her patients’ lives.

Tom and Ann-Marie serve as volunteers on our hospital ship, the Africa Mercy.  In a blog entry, they described a special wall of photos onboard the ship.

Our day-crew is a vital part of our hospital ship operation.  Day-crew members come from the countries we serve.  Listen as a crew member describes a special moment.

Brian Ivie was a film student when he heard about Pastor Lee’s Baby Box – a large mail box that was a rescue place for unwanted babies.

A large mail drop box is set into the wall of Pastor Lee’s laundry room in South Korea.  When the buzzer sounds, he rushes to the box and lifts out …a baby.  The Baby Box is a place of rescue for unwanted and disabled infants.