Sunday, June 28, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan, Ben and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive One of the greatest privileges we have at Mission of Hope International is investing in people. Sometimes that investment looks like a child learning to read. Sometimes it looks like a patient regaining strength through physical therapy. Sometimes it looks like helping a young entrepreneur launch a business. And sometimes it looks

Sunday, June 21, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan, Ben and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive One of the greatest blessings of ministry is seeing people come together. Whether it's students gathering in a classroom, families receiving care at a clinic, church members worshiping together, children sharing a meal, or mission teams serving alongside local communities, meaningful change often begins with relationships. This we

Sunday, June 14, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Ben and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive When most people think about Mission of Hope International, they think about schools, clinics, feeding programs, churches, mission teams, and community development projects. Those things are certainly part of the story. But behind every meal served, every child taught, every patient treated, and every family encouraged are people. People wh

Sunday, June 7, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Alexis, Jonathan, and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive Sometimes the things we depend on most are the things we think about the least. For many of us, clean water is available with the turn of a faucet. We drink it, cook with it, wash with it, and rarely stop to consider what life would be like without it. But for many of the families we serve in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, a

Sunday, May 31, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive One of the greatest ways we bring hope to Haiti and the Dominican Republic is through education. Sometimes that education happens in a classroom. Sometimes it happens in a clinic. Sometimes it happens through mentoring, leadership training, or practical life skills. This week, we were reminded that education has the power to change live

Sunday, May 24, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive Encouraging One Another Through Every Season This week during our international staff meeting, we reflected on a powerful verse from Hebrews: As we discussed this verse together, we were reminded how important encouragement, partnership, and consistency are in ministry. None of us are meant to carry the work alone. When people come toge

Sunday, May 18, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive Sometimes the greatest impact of ministry is not seen in a single moment. It is seen over years. In friendships that continue long after a mission trip ends. In children who grow into adults surrounded by people who still care for them. In communities that know they are not forgotten. In people choosing to walk through difficult seasons

Sunday, May 10, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive This past week at our church in Haiti, Lex shared a message about the importance of remaining connected to Christ. Using a simple fan as an illustration, he reminded the church that without a source of power, the fan cannot function the way it was designed. But once connected, it is able to fulfill its purpose. In the same way, our live

Sunday, May 3, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive This past week in Haiti, communities celebrated Agriculture and Labor Day—a day set aside to honor the farmers and workers who play such a vital role in sustaining everyday life. At our school in Sentetyen, students participated in a special activity recognizing the importance of agriculture in Haitian culture. Through hands-on learning

Sunday, April 26, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive At Mission of Hope International, one of the greatest gifts we receive each year is the presence of people who choose to come and serve alongside us. Short-term mission trips—what we call HOPE Encounters—are about so much more than travel. They are about encouragement, partnership, shared purpose, and the powerful impact of simply sho