A reflection on fixing our eyes on Jesus while serving in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. From feeding programs to leadership training, this week highlights how service shapes us all.

A reflection on dignity, presence, and faith in action. From daily ministry updates to a simple moment buying bananas, this post explores how real impact is often found in slowing down and showing up.

This week’s update reflects on Jesus’ call to care for “the least of these” and how that calling is being lived out through Mission of Hope International. From daily meals and medical care to education, community health, and quiet moments of restoration in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, this post offers an honest look at partnership, presence, and hope in action.

Sunday, January 25, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI]     Today's update is from Taran and Jonathan ← Back to Blog Archive We are deeply grateful for our partners from Bless Back Worldwide , who joined us this past week in the Dominican Republic. Their presence, medical expertise, and servant-hearted approach made a meaningful impact across multiple communities we serve. With Dr. Carmen and Lisa on the ground, we were able to host village medical clin

Sunday, January 18, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI]     Today's update is from Taran and Jonathan ← Back to Blog Archive Mission Trip Updates: Last week, we had the joy of welcoming five visitors from Faith Christian Church, along with two friends traveling from California, to the mission house in Luperón. From the moment they arrived, they were eager to jump in and serve. Throughout the village, they spent time coloring with the children, playing g

Sunday, January 11, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI]     Today's update is from Renée, Taran, and Jonathan ← Back to Blog Archive There are moments in ministry when words fall short—when what lingers most deeply is not what was accomplished, but how love was expressed. As we continue walking into this new year together, I’ve found myself reflecting on how often God meets people not through grand gestures, but through simple, faithful presence. Script