I could sit here and type all day trying to find the words to best describe what Mercy Ships does and the way a free surgery can change someones life. How it can restore hope, renew relationships and community acceptance. I could try to communicate the look on a patients face when they see for the first time or the joy that healing power can ring. But they say a picture is worth a thousand words so take a look at this video of Sierra Leonean cataract patient, Christina James and you can see for yourself!
Journey with us through West Africa, living and working on a hospital ship-the good, the bad and the ugly!
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We are a family of three; Andrew, Jodie and Jessica (aged 18) from Tasmania, Australia who are currently serving in Douala, Cameroon, Central Africa on the M/V Africa Mercy, the largest non-governmental hospital ship in the world, through Mercy Ships International. God has called us on a journey that has been many years in the making. For this season we call Africa home, as we seek to bring hope and healing to the poorest of the poor.
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