In this video clip from an event Randy Alcorn and George Verwer did together in 2013, George shares about needs around the world, and passionately implores God’s people to get a vision for giving to get the gospel to the unreached.

Earlier this month, Nanci and I returned from a trip to Jamaica, where I spoke at a conference with OM Ships International, centering on the wonderful ministry of the current ship Logos Hope.

I’ve blogged before about the Logos Hope, a ship owned and operated by OM Ships International. The ship ministry, the brainchild of one of Operation Mobilization’s founders, George Verwer, began in 1970 as part of OM’s global Christian training and outreach movement. Since then their ships (this is the fourth) have visited 480 different ports in 151 countries and territories and welcomed over 46 million visitors onboard. Ponder those amazing statistics!

While taking a break from doing an audio recording of Happiness several weeks ago, I had the privilege of spending a couple of hours in the studio with several friends, including these two great people in the photo: George Verwer and Karen Coleman.

Enjoy this video version of an evening event with George Verwer (founder of Operation Mobilization) and Randy Alcorn, featuring interactive Q&A related to The Treasure Principle

Randy Alcorn and George Verwer spoke together on the subject of Randy's book The Treasure Principle, joyful giving and service at Sunset Presbyterian Church in Beaverton, Oregon.  

Randy Alcorn and George Verwer spoke together on the subject of Randy's book The Treasure Principle, joyful giving and service at Sunset Presbyterian Church in Beaverton, Oregon.  

Randy Alcorn and George Verwer spoke together on the subject of Randy's book The Treasure Principle, joyful giving and service at Sunset Presbyterian Church in Beaverton, Oregon.

My friend George Verwer, founder of Operation Mobilization (OM), recently shared about his visit to Logos Hope, a ship owned and operated by OM Ships. Logos Hope travels to ports around the world, acting as a floating bookshop.