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What happens when you mix 19 college students (and 2 team leaders) who have hearts for serving with an island who welcomes them with a warm embrace? You get a blessing bigger than any of them imagined! Despite some setbacks along the way (like arriving without luggage), the Wesley Foundation from Denton, Texas poured their [...]

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Tarpum Bay is a settlement that is south of James Cistern.  It is home to one of our Bahamian Board Members, Ken Culmer.  Having the opportunity to house groups farther south on the island will make it easier to broaden where we are able to be of assistance. Flight Instructions: From Nassau (NAS) to Governor’s [...]

K-life, K-life, K-life…after their 3rd time as a ministry down to Eleuthera, the K-Life team carries back home to St. Petersburg, FL new stories, stronger friendships and excitement about their next trip back to Camp Symonette. K-life is a ministry attracting many different denominations, counties and schools to their program which is serving hundreds of [...]

It seems that when most people think of Nassau, their thoughts are geared towards tourists and cruise ships.  These are the more “popular” areas of Nassau, but there is also a lot of poverty and need.  Thankfully, a group of college students from Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC wanted to serve this specific community in [...]