… and I saw a great many dry bones on the valley floor. Ezekiel 37:2
Bayanihan is a Tagalog word meaning “hero of the community”. It lies at the heart of Filipino culture and feeds the desire to be in one community, helping one another without any expectation in return.
It is also a core value of the ongoing work of YWAM Ships Philippines. YWAM Ships Philippines is part of a global fleet of Christian medical ships delivering practical help and hope of the Gospel to people living in isolated coastal communities in the South Pacific.
In this 3-part series, we look at manual camera settings for correct image exposure. The Exposure Triangle shows
Self-isolating in a customized van, Craig and Lib head out across Canada’s glaciated mountains, sprawling plains and rocky
Perspectives is a collection of short video interviews of Christian leaders from around the world sharing their insights,
Come now as we face these isolate days, let us tackle things grand, with intention and gusto. Let’s lay hold of scarce things that we wished there was time for, when life was consumed by a twelve-hour labour.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull missionary, so that weekend, Lib and I leave YWAM Ships’ base and drive to Two-Step; a famous snorkel and dive spot,
The vision is simple. The vision is BIG. Deliver modular aid using ships, like the YWAM Liberty in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea to otherwise isolated communities on islands in
YWAM Ships Kona looks to reach the isolated by bringing the love of Jesus and practical help in the form of Health Care to remote islands throughout the Pacific. Here’s
The world needs more families, like Lawrence and Sandra Tamarau in Papua New Guinea. As a local missionary, Lawrence works fulltime as an engineer aboard the YWAM Liberty – a
Six hours over open ocean by banana boat and then 90-minutes more up a flooded, croc-infested river called the Gira, lay the village of Jingada. In late January, we
Culture Shock: Twelve students of the YWAM Ships Kona Discipleship Training School take 3-months to visit remote tribal villages and urban communities in Papua New Guinea. The results are transformational for those they met and very likely even more transformational for the students themselves. The following video summarizes stories that the students shared during “Debrief Week”, held back at YWAM Ships’ base in Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii.
COVID PERSPECTIVES is a collection* of 11 short video interviews of Christian leaders from around the world talking about “Life Under Lockdown” and the Covid-19 Pandemic, in terms of:
Rattle the Bones is a faith-based search for bona fide accounts of God at work among the nations. We are a cadre of creatives using our gifts to stir the hearts of our own tribes back home into action by breaking down complex issues into inspired, visually-driven stories.
Our current focus is YWAM Ships – a medical ships initiative – who seek to share the gospel and deliver practical aid to isolated people in remote islands of the South Pacific.
