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Over a decade ago, The Mercy Minute®, sponsored by Mercy Ships® and voiced by Don Stephens, went from an occasional PSA CD to a daily feature heard on over 800 radio outlets.
With a message of hop...voir plusOver a decade ago, The Mercy Minute®, sponsored by Mercy Ships® and voiced by Don Stephens, went from an occasional PSA CD to a daily feature heard on over 800 radio outlets.
With a message of hope and healing, The Mercy Minute® brings listeners face to face with stories of transformed lives, of doctors, nurses and missionaries who serve the desperately poor in underdeveloped countries of the world.
As Founder of Mercy Ships® in 1978 and its current CEO, Don Stephens heads up an organization of 1,600 professional volunteers from 40 nations with offices in 16 countries -- all focused on showing love.
Over the decades, several hospital ships have been owned and operated by the organization. Today, a converted rail-car ferry is the Africa Mercy and represents the culmination of efforts to provide state-of-the-art medical help to the world's neediest. The Africa Mercy has been afforded entre in countries like Benin, Sierra Leone and Liberia, where President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is counted as friend to the organization. Port visits last many months, providing opportunity for the crew to participate in local community relief and development in some of the most poverty-stricken areas of our globe.
Born in El Paso (Texas), Don brings a marketing and business background to his leadership at Mercy Ships®, as well as a heart for reaching the people of the world with the gospel. A graduate of Bethany College in Santa Cruz (CA), he was also the recipient of an honorary Doctor of Letters in Law from Belhaven College in Jackson, Mississippi, in 1996.
Don and his wife Deyon (a registered nurse who actively serves in ministry as well) were married in 1966 and have four children.voir moins
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