BLUEWATER MISSIONS

As we pack our bags and head home today, it is difficult to put this trip into words. We can be nothing but thankful to God for His favor throughout this tr...

For our final full day in Haiti, we visited northern Haiti's greatest historical landmark, the Citadelle. The trip was somewhat of a metaphor for this entir...

So yesterday was a "fish day", which made my day. Today was a "kid" day, which made the rest of the team's day! One final day with the kids of Haiti. The ...

Today was a fish day. We completed our final fisheries surveys of the trip by visiting two fishing communities. However, today I decided to let our student...

This morning we said farewell to our two visiting professors, David and Scott, and after church, we said farewell to Danitas. We experienced a good morning ...

Today we were privileged to take the 11th grade class of Danitas Children to the beach. While these kids grow up on a Caribbean island, many have never been...

With our clinic work complete, the day was filled with variety. A small team went out to a fishing community for a survey while back on campus a group spent...

The time at Danitas has been incredible for our students. Today we wrapped up our third and final day in the clinic, and our students are tired but feeling ...

When it comes down to it, this is a Travel Study program. That means our time in Haiti is designed to be educational. Students are taking two or three cour...

Today our students got right into their work at Danitas pediatric medical clinic. We have set up three teams of students and professors in the clinic, inclu...

Day 12. Wow... is it really Day 12??? In some ways the trip seems to be flying by, and in other ways we have accomplished, seen and experienced so much alr...

Today was a rest day, and well-deserved! This team was incredible this past week. They took incredible strides in their water skills, participated in marin...

This morning we continued the underwater survey work, with our dive team completing transects on the Cormier reef. But the highlight of the day came on an a...

Today we headed back to Amiga Island, but this was not a simple day on the beach. Today was the first day of underwater data collection. We are launching t...

Today was another day in the water. We spent the morning teaching snorkeling technique and getting a bit closer to the reef right off Cormier - the place we...

Today was our first real day of coral reef work. We went to our primary study site on Amiga Island, where we are partnering with the Amiga Island Ecological...

There are many exciting elements to our Haiti Travel Study. That is what makes this an entirely unique experience. We have already shared the work I love -...

Today students spent a full day shadowing the doctors at the Hope Health Action hospital. They focused in two departments - physical therapy/rehab and pedia...

Sunday was a day of rest for our team... we have a BIG week ahead. So after a morning Haitian church service (two hours where we didn't understand a word bu...

Today we took fourteen 7th graders from the local school to the beach to teach them paddleboarding and snorkeling. Truth be told, there was more laughing th...