July Ministry Update: Honored to Serve at Home and Beyond

The month of June was truly a remarkable and memorable time for our ministry. We had the incredible opportunity to participate in the 66th Annual Conference of the Assemblies of God in The Bahamas and Turks and Caicos, held on the beautiful island of Abaco, Bahamas.

This conference was not only well attended, but also filled with a tangible movement of God. It was a tremendous honor and deeply personal blessing to minister in the land of our birth. There’s something uniquely powerful about returning home—not just to visit, but to serve, pray, worship, and connect in such a meaningful way with our brothers and sisters in Christ.

During the conference, we were humbled to be entrusted with a new assignment: to serve as chaplain trainers and to assist in the development of a National Disaster Response Ministry. We are excited about the doors God is opening and are committed to equipping and strengthening the Church in practical, Spirit-led service.

While on the island, we were also blessed to receive a generous financial gift for our ongoing ministry in the Dominican Republic from First Assembly of God in Marsh Harbour, Abaco. Their heart for missions continues to inspire us. Last year, a team from the church journeyed to the mountains of the Dominican Republic, serving faithfully alongside us, and it is a joy to see that partnership continue to grow.

If your heart is stirring toward the mission field, we would love to connect with you! We are currently organizing short-term mission trips and would be thrilled to have you or your church team join us on the ground, whether in the Dominican Republic or elsewhere.

Thank you, as always, for your faithful prayers and support. Your encouragement helps carry this work forward, and we do not take it for granted.

To God be the glory—for what He has done, what He is doing, and what is still to come.

Jonathan and Shena Carey