- Hannah Gowdy
- November 16, 2022
- Singapore
Singapore :: Work continues on board Doulos Hope in preparation for her 2023 launch
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About
Logos Hope
OM Ships International’s current vessel in service is Logos Hope.
The ship normally remains in each port for two to four weeks and opens the gangways to thousands and sometimes tens of thousands of visitors each day. Since 1970, the ships have averaged almost one million visitors per year.
The unique floating bookfair offers over 5,000 titles, providing many visitors their first-ever opportunity to purchase quality educational and Christian literature. Teams go from the ship into surrounding areas to provide practical help and community care. In each port, the ship’s crew joins local churches to share hope and show God’s love to people whatever their circumstance, culture or background.
Introducing
Doulos Hope
Launching 2023
“God continues to use the catalytic nature of the ship to mobilise many, and there is so much more that needs to be done. Deeper, more impactful partnership means staying longer in ports and making return visits sooner, while also extending our reach into new areas. We want to equip this ministry to have the greatest global impact possible. This means expanding our vision and looking beyond the ministry of Logos Hope.”
“We believe that God has led us to this point, and I would like to invite you join us in this journey towards launching Doulos Hope, and seeing this vessel serve as a catalyst to transform communities in the port cities we visit, through prayer, investing financially, or serving with us!”
“We believe that God has led us to this point, and I would like to invite you join us in this journey towards launching Doulos Hope, and seeing this vessel serve as a catalyst to transform communities in the port cities we visit, through prayer, investing financially, or serving with us!”
Seelan Govender
Ship Ministry CEO
- Stories from the Ship
- Hannah Gowdy
- January 27, 2023
- Singapore
Singapore :: Doulos Hope’s renovation phase nears completion
Topics: Ships
- Rachel Brabham
- November 18, 2022
- United States
Florence, South Carolina, USA :: PilHun Park (South Korea), Ministry Centre Director, shares his personal story of serving God and about the work undertaken at the Ship Ministry’s base in South Carolina, USA.
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- Rachel Brabham
- December 13, 2022
- Cyprus
Logos School and Logos Hope School connect through shared values and a shared name.
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- Cristina Amato
- September 16, 2022
- Albania
Vlore, Albania :: Crewmembers visit inmates in a high security prison.
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- Hannah Gowdy
- April 22, 2023
- Malaysia
Penang, Malaysia :: Doulos Hope’s bookfair is set-up.
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