A white building with golden domes is the spiritual and cultural center for 140 Muslims in Victoria, Texas.  In January 28, 2017, the building was destroyed by arson. 

Ronaldo was worried about the decay between his front teeth.  He hoped for a career in Customs and Immigration in Madagascar, and he feared that losing his front teeth would hurt his chances. 

Rachel Olson volunteers as the facilitator of the Mercy Ships HOPE Center.  It’s an off-ship facility for patients to stay while waiting for surgery or in post-op follow-up care. 

Colossians 3:23 says, “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not human masters.”

It was Sunday morning in the hospital chapel onboard our hospital ship.  The church service was underway, and the African music was lively.  But one small patient couldn’t fully participate.

Morgan Jones is the owner of one of the world’s largest pawn shops.  He received mailings from Mercy Ships for years, but he tossed them in the rubbish bin.  Then a close friend urged him to open one.  

Leon Logothetis used to be a broker – sitting at a desk, working 12-hour days.  Something had to change.

There are a lot of great charities who do superb work.  That means that someone with a desire to serve has a lot of choices in ways to do that.  So, why Mercy Ships? 

Jean Burgmeier of Dubuque, Iowa, is afraid of heights. As a child, her parents warned her to stay away from Eagle Point Bluffs.

Mercy Ships goes to the poorest countries in the world to meet immediate medical needs.  But also we offer training for local healthcare professionals.  Then they train others.