A crew member named Scott started reading Psalms, and he said he said he wouldn’t stop until the wife got better. 

Gerry Suttle had a problem.  The 75-year-old woman had a warrant out for her arrest because the grass on her property was exceeding the town’s limits. 

Traditional holidays can be quite different when serving onboard our hospital ship.  Volunteer nurse Hannah Wysong shares a Thanksgiving memory.

Serving onboard our hospital ship, the Africa Mercy, often impacts a volunteer’s world view. 

Did you know that one of the most-needed items at shelters and food pantries across North America is diapers? 

 A simple 20-minute surgery could restore sight.  But lack of medical care condemns these souls to live in darkness.

Lorraine Olson was having her car serviced in Tyler, Texas.  She decided to walk to a nearby McDonalds for breakfast and found a Bible on the sidewalk. 

On our hospital ship, the Africa Mercy, you’ll find volunteers from every corner of the earth. 

Worship time in the ward onboard our hospital ship is noisy.  It’s a beautiful time – everyone sings and many dance.

Volunteer crewmembers often find unexpected opportunities for mercy when they step off our hospital ship.  Volunteer Peter Koontz describes such an experience.