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Mercy Ships & CURE International provide surgical care to disabled children

14th March 202111th March 2021 Josie McFarlane 166 Views 0 Comments Africa, children, communities, CURE International, disabled, health, help, Life, Medicine, Mercy Ships, Poverty, Support, Surgery

Mercy Ships and CURE International announced a partnership to provide specialised surgical care to children living with disabilities across the continent of Africa.

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Keeping the Faith to change lives

16th December 202016th December 2020 Josie McFarlane 307 Views 0 Comments Carol Concert, charity, Christmas, Faith, God, health, Jesus, lives, Mercy Ships, operations, Poverty, Surgery

Following the 2000-year-old model of Jesus, Mercy Ships exists to bring hope and healing to the world’s poor – hope

Mercy Ships announces the Global Mercy, the world’s largest purpose-built hospital ship, as cathedral project becomes reality

7th December 20206th December 2020 Becky Wybrow 601 Views 0 Comments Cathedral Project, Christian volunteers, Gary Clayton, Guinea, healthcare systems, hospital ship, Mercy Ships, The Africa Mercy, The Gobal Mercy, world-class urgical care

Following the model of Jesus, Mercy Ships tackles global surgery injustice, by building the world’s largest charity-run hospital ship. In

Mercy Ships UK Announce #Song4MercyShips Playlist

29th November 202027th November 2020 Josie McFarlane 254 Views 0 Comments charity, choir, church, community, Coronavirus, COVID19, Gospel, health, Lockdown, Mercy Ships, music, Musicians, playlist, Poverty, song4MercyShips, talent, virtual event

Mercy Ships U.K. are proud to announce the #Song4MercyShips playlist on Spotify! 2020 has been an unprecedented year. From a global pandemic to social injustice awakening worldwide activism,

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Mercy Ships announces the world’s largest purpose-built hospital ship

6th October 20205th October 2020 Josie McFarlane 512 Views 0 Comments charity, Doctors, health, help, Mercy Ships, Poverty, treatment

Following the model of Jesus, Mercy Ships tackles global surgery injustice by building the world’s largest charity-run hospital ship. In

Mercy Ships stands with 11 West and Central African partner nations in Coronavirus fight

26th June 202029th June 2020 Josie McFarlane 496 Views 0 Comments Africa, charities, communities, Coronavirus, COVID-19, help, Mercy Ships, Pandemic, Support

Dr. Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, Director-General, Ghana Health Services, took delivery of a donation of PPE designated for the nation of Ghana

Mercy Ships UK appoints new Director

22nd May 202025th May 2020 Josie McFarlane 677 Views 0 Comments charity, Christianity, community, Faith, health, Mercy Ships, News, Poverty, Support

Mercy Ships UK, a medical aid and development charity that deploys hospital ships to some of the poorest countries in

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With God all things are possible

6th December 201815th January 2019 Becky Wybrow 9287 Views 0 Comments Africa, children, Christianity, church, community, Faith, God, health care, Jesus, Mercy Ships, Poverty, treatments

I don’t know what you’re facing today… but God is bigger. He is able to overcome every obstacle in your life.

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Keep The Faith Issue 107

22nd November 20184th June 2019 DTadmin 5946 Views 0 Comments #Fasting, #Fitness, #Gary Clayton, #Joy Roxborough, #Mission Aviation Fellowship, #Vanessa Grossett, African Christianity, Andrew Rashford-Hewitt, Carl Knightly, Cassius Francis, Cece Winans, Christmas, church, Deborah Lassiter, Disaster, Dovetail, entrepreneurs, Food 4 Thought, Gospel Goes Classical, GraceGladys Famoriyo, grief, Hair products, holiness, Ian Copeland Green, Jeanette Young, Jerisalem, keep the faith, Keno Ogbo, Later Life Ministries, Liverpool Hope University, Lurine Cato, MA, MAF UK, magazine, Marcia Dixon, Marlene Cato, Mercy Ships, Milton Allen, Milton B Allen, mission, Mission Direct, News, Segodi Leshalabe, Singleness, Stephen Brooks, Tayo Fatunla, Volunteering

Welcome to our winter issue of Keep The Faith that celebrates Christmas and welcomes 2019. Our team is now due