Welcome to SONSHIP

Our Mission

To serve the needs of the South Pacific island nations by means of ships, boats and sea transport.

How you can help

Everyone has the power to make a positive impact in someone else’s life!

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SonshipSaturday, October 12th, 2024 at 6:28am
Medisonship 3's 10 day October tour in a video πŸ“Ή created by our RN Timothy, thankyou Tim πŸ™may God continue to bless and heal the people that the Medisonships have visited πŸ™ thankyou to the Sonship teams who have worked so hard to bring healing physical and spiritual health πŸ™
Photo πŸ“Έ πŸ“Ή credits RM Timothy
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SonshipMonday, October 7th, 2024 at 3:40pm
Story by Danny Wilson, Sonship Chaplain

"Our story began with the miracle recovery of a man called Lesta who live in Rarumana village, Vona Vona Lagoon. Lesta was an SDA person but he left the church for many years. Early in 2020 he has contacted cancer on the neck and not long he was in a serious condition of his health. He was discharge from hospital and come home to be cared for by his family. In 2021 I and my team had conducted two weeks meeting at Petunia Village. On Sabbath we have a home visitation program and we manage to visit with him at his home. That Sabbath he shared with us his story and he's asking us to help praying for his recovery, and we prayed with him that day for sure. God gave him healing. On our last tour I finally meet him again and I was so surprise to see him fully recovered from his cancer and he was also rebaptised and re join the SDA church.
We we want to thank Sonship for making that trip possible to visit him during his darkest moment and today he was recover both physical and spiritual"

Thankyou Danny for this miraculous story πŸ™praise God πŸ‘
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SonshipSunday, September 15th, 2024 at 8:28pm
Medisonship 3's RN Timothy has put together a video of the last medical tour. We have missed your videos Tim Tims while you were on sick leave. So glad you're back again doing what you LOVE best, serving others and being Jesus's Hands and FeetπŸ‘πŸ™Œshowing His Love to others ❀️
We are also glad the little boy πŸ‘¦ you treated with a very bad chest infection is recovering quite well in the Munda hospitalπŸ™πŸ‘πŸ™Œoh how blessed he was that Med 3 arrived in his village at the right time πŸ™
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SonshipTuesday, September 10th, 2024 at 9:33pm
The two boys above are every excited to have their own Bible Stories book, thanks to those who have donated them.
These folk are grateful for their gifts of clothing πŸ™
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SonshipTuesday, September 10th, 2024 at 9:09pm
These are some of the typical medical complaints that Medisonship 3 has encountered on this month's tour. Providentially, as Med 3 arrived at Mase Village on North New Georgia Island they saw a mother crying. Our staff had no idea what was happening but an elderly man came and asked them to go see a child who had been to the nearest clinic but because of no medication there was sent back home again.

"So we did go and see the kid and with God's help I managed to put up the IV before we referred them to go to Munda hospital. This is a urgent referral case. With God's help I anticipate kid will recover from severe chest infection and hypoglycaemia of 1.1mmol/1glucose. We put the child under our prayer point. πŸ™ this kid has a history of cough, short breath, convulsions with several fits. They attended the nearby clinic without been treated because of no drug available in clinic. Medisonship 3 was blessed to arrive this morning. There is hope for this mother. We prayed with the mother" story as told by RN Timothy, photo credits Timothy

Thanks RN Timothy for allowing God to use you to help save this child's life πŸ™ God's timing is always perfect πŸ₯°
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SonshipMonday, September 9th, 2024 at 9:30am
This is what AI says about Medisonships!

"The Medisonships are an initiative in the Solomon Islands aimed at improving access to healthcare in remote and underserved areas. These ships are essentially floating clinics equipped with medical facilities and staff. They travel to various islands, providing essential medical services such as general check-ups, vaccinations, and emergency care. This program is crucial in a country where many communities are isolated due to the vast number of small islands and limited transportation infrastructure. The Medisonships help bridge the gap in healthcare access, ensuring that even the most remote populations receive necessary medical attention."