Watch Logos Hope - Port Reports

Here is just a small glimpse into what Logos Hope has been up to in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

This is the 17th time that one of our vessels has visited Barbados, here are some of the highlights of our visit.

In Saint Lucia we visited 2 ports, Castries and Vieux Fort. These are just some of the highlights of our visit.

Our work would not be possible without your prayers and gifts. Thank you for all you do for the Ship Ministry.

Although Logos Hope was only 4 days in Basseterre, it was a great time for crew members and visitors.

Our visit to Santo Domingo was full of unexpected surprises, but despite all of this we had an incredible time in port. Thank you so much for partnering with us as we continue to bring hope from shore to shore.

It has been 30 years since the last visit of one of our ships to this Caribbean island. After the devastating earthquake in 2010, over 200.000 Haitians lost their lives and over 2 million people lost their homes. The effects can still be seen, so crew members made their way onshore to support the work of local organisations who have been present in the country throughout these past years.

The platform Logos Hope provides allowed volunteers to come in contact with many people they would not have met otherwise. Crew members were blessed by their time in the Bahamas, and trust that their presence was a blessing to others.

"Our primary focus in this port was really to focus on the youth, and to emphasise the importance of building a firm foundation for their future."

The second visit of Logos Hope to Montego Bay, Jamaica, saw more than 40,000 visit the ship, and many long lasting relationships continue.

Over 100,000 people walked up the gangways to visit Logos Hope in Kingston, Jamaica, and there were many opportunities to share hope both onboard and onshore.

Logos Hope welcomed over 20,000 visitors on board during her second visit to Aruba, the first being in 2010. Crew members also had the opportunity to go ashore and connect with many more.

Even though Logos Hope was only open for about a week, crewmembers had the chance to meet people and go onshore to share hope in Kralendijk, Bonaire.

Besides receiving almost 20,000 visitors to the book fair, Logos Hope teams were able to reach out both on board and on shore, in Willemstad, Curaçao.

We had many great opportunities to make an impact in Tobago. Crew members organised cultural programs, a sports connection event, library projects, hospital visits, and youth events. We also received 75 new crew members from over 35 different countries!