The Mercy Minute
Long-time volunteer and now Mercy Ships CEO, Dr. Michelle White shares daily moments of hope in this minute-long podcast. Through stories gathered from our hospital ships, our volunteers, and around the world, each episode captures the power of mercy in action.
God Works In All Things
Isn't it amazing how God uses tragedy for good? Â
Little Marion Finds Healing
3-year-old Marion is a little girl full of life.
Faith Through Trials
In the book of James, we read that the testing of our faith produces perseverance. 
School on a Ship
When you were younger, did you ever think your teachers lived at school?
Freedom for Danielo
Just for a moment, I'd like you to make a fist with your hand. 
Mission Impossible
Mercy Ships' mission sounds like it shouldn't work. Â
I Can See!
Since Mercy Ships began in 1978, we've performed over 128,000 free surgeries on our hospital ships. 
A New Nickname for David
Have you ever had a nickname?
The King
During the five months Sidy spent recovering on board our Mercy Ship, he discovered an unexpected way to pass the time.Â
Vavitsara's Wedding Day
Many women dream about their wedding day.
Tell God Tenki
Inside the Mercy Ship's waiting room sit women from many different walks of life.
Papa God Has Done It
When 3-year-old Emmanuel arrived home, the whole neighborhood was waiting.
Jesus In the Bar
Mercy Ships was serving in Guinea, when a volunteer named Beth walked into a bar.  Â
Fatima's Happy Ending
Where Fatima lives, walking isn't just for exercise or a leisurely activity.
Washing Their Feet
In Mark chapter 10 verse 43, Jesus says, "Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant..." Â
Mother Teresa
In 1977, Don Stephens was a young man longing to make a difference.Â
Posts That Matter
Scrolling on social media can be exhausting.
An Answered Prayer
Years ago, Mercy Ships volunteer Yafat prayed a simple prayer: "Lord, help me touch the life of one person while I'm here." Â
Rough Seas
Since 1978, Mercy Ships has sailed through calm seas and rough waters.
A Community of Joy
Mercy Ships volunteers went to a concert in Sierra Leone expecting music and fun.
Eunadia's Chariot
Seventeen-year-old Eunadia spent most of her days alone at home while her parents worked in the fields.Â
Behind the Lens
Maxson's camera lens has captured some amazing transformations.
When It's Hard
It's a difficult day when a Mercy Ships patient is told there is nothing that can be done.
By Land, Sea, and Air
The roads look different where Mercy Ships serves.Â
Running the Race
The heat was relentless, and the route followed uneven roads.
Elisabeth's Story
Elisabeth often heard comments about how kind, sweet, and beautiful she was.
Grandma!
Carole enjoyed serving on board with Mercy Ships, but it was on the land with the local community where she found her calling. Â
Difficult to See
We first met Gustav in 1994 when he came to Mercy Ships for surgery. Â
One Curious Boy
If you've ever met a 5-year-old, you'll know they're full of questions.Â
God Works Through Our Failures
Isn't it amazing how God can work in any situation — even through our failures? Â
A Mother's Love
17-year-old Sory kept his face completely covered, leaving only a small gap for one eye.
A Prayer for Ghana
Mercy Ships is about to begin performing surgeries in Ghana.Â
10 Years Without Touch
On the dock beside a Mercy Ship, a woman sat alone on a bench.
What Have You Learned?
On board a Mercy Ship, volunteer surgeon Dr. Gary had spent thousands of hours mentoring an African surgeon named James, equipping him with vital skills to care for patients in his own community.Â
Mariama's Sight Restored
Mariama's children meant everything to her.
Amara's Second Chance
Little Amara desperately needed surgery to straighten his legs — but it wouldn't be easy.Â
Not Just Doctors and Nurses!
You may know that Mercy Ships provides free surgery to those in need.Â
A Shared Song
One day, a Mercy Ships nurse named Dieke was caring for a woman recovering from surgery on our hospital ward. Â
Making All Things New
In the Bible, Jesus says, "Behold, I am making all things new."Â
A Life-Long Learner
No matter how much we know, there's always more to learn.Â