Heading to Jamaica

In a few days, I’ll be heading to Jamaica for a mission trip.

There are places in the world where beauty and hardship exist side by side — where faith is alive, struggle is real, and communities are trying to build something meaningful under difficult conditions.

Jamaica is one of those places.

Over the coming days, I’ll begin sharing more about the trip, the mission, the history of the island, and some reflections on what we can learn from the people, culture, and challenges there.

Too often, we move through life without seeing how most of the world actually lives.

Travel — especially mission work — has a way of correcting perspective.

It reminds us:

how much we take for granted
how deeply people hunger for meaning and stability
how faith, discipline, and community matter everywhere

I suspect this journey will challenge me in ways I do not yet fully understand.

And I’m looking forward to sharing it with you.

Jamaica series begins soon.

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