Missionaries set to Depart for Dominican Republic - January, 2006
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After 8 years working with Mustard Seed, Hugh O'Reilly moves on -- December, 2005
He looks at the evolvement of VISION Trust's relationship with Mustard Seed.
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Dare to Care - Celebrates 5th Anniversary - October 4, 2005
Dare to Care celebrated its 5th anniversary on September 14. We take a moment to look back at the marked changes and miracles that occurred in the last five years.
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Remote Learning Graduation for Care Givers Training Program - April 15, 2004
The graduation ceremony for care givers who successfully completed the 12 month part-time course was held on March 30th at the University of Technology. The graduation was attended by the president of the university, the dean of the faculty of Health and Applied Sciences and the CEO of the Child Development Agency from the Ministry of Health.
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MOU with University of Technology - March 19, 2004
On March 11th 2004, Mustard Seed Communities signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with UTech (University of Technology) outlining the way forward as regards the joint Mustard Seed UTech project which is housed on campus. Click here to read full story.

Bringing a little cheer to Christmas - January 05, 2004
Each year Mustard Seed tries to bring a little cheer to those for whom Christmas Day is just another day, by organising a food run for the hungry and homeless in Kingston's inner city. Click here to read full story.

Mustardseeds Newsletter - October 17, 2003
This publication can now be read online, click here to access.

An e-mail from Brother Garvin in Zimbabwe - October 01, 2003
I would like you to send out an SOS for lots of prayers! Two of our children died in the past week. Marcus, the one that I mentioned some weeks ago whose mother died, has also passed away. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Beth Daly in Zimbabwe - September 04, 2003
On a recent trip to Africa, I spent a day with Brother Garvin and experienced first hand the work he is doing in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. To begin, I must mention what an example of heroic virtue Brother Garvin was to me. Click here to read full story.

Mustard Seed Children, A Profile - May 15, 2003
Periodically we will be profiling different children living within the Mustard Seed Community. We hope you will enjoy getting to know the children. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Erik Johnson in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
What will I feel? When will I feel it? These two questions were on my mind as we went to sleep the night before we were to leave for Jamaica. They were also there the next morning when my wife and I arose dark and early to prepare to leave for the airport. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Cheryl Johnson in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
Sleep will be here very soon, and will be very appreciated! It has been a very long day! Very little sleep last night. Eleven hours of travel today. Nine hours without a meal. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Mary Ellen Cenzalli in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
Today was or first full day in Jamaica. I woke up to the sound of a rooster crowing (something we don’t have in Atlanta) and the wake up sounds of the children at Sophie’s Place having breakfast. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Adam Meyer in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
Our first full day at Mustard Seed - what an experience! We (the guys) were awakened by off-key rendition of “Rise and shine and give God your glory, glory…” at about 6:30 this morning. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Mary Alice Howard, Mary Ellen Cenzalli and Matt Barba in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
Today at Mustard Seed our missionaries had the privilege of continuing on the construction of a “chicken coop”. We finished leveling the ground and began to build the frame. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Toby Flowers in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
Today was a long day. We all woke up at 6:30am and had mass at 7. We left for Jerusalem! but had a long drive there because we dropped a few people off at Mary's Child and at My Father's House. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Angie Suskay in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
We arrived at Mary’s Child early in the morning. Mary’s Child is a home for unwed, pregnant teenagers. Presently, it houses 12 young women, aging from 11-18. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Mark Homer in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
While the rest of the group worked at Jerusalem! and Mary's Child, Kathy, James and myself were at My Father's House updating this webite with the daily group journal entry. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Jim Callea and Monica Roe Berry in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
The Thanksgiving holiday began later than our normal workday for we all slept in to 7:30 am. Today was a day of fun we spent in search of the Son! We found Him at our breakfast as the Juice-Bar opened. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Chris Dehner and Beth Pailthorpe in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
This morning was our earliest morning yet. We rose at 4:00 AM in order to be at My Father’s House by 5:00 AM for adoration and mass with Father Gregory and the children there. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Cheryl Crescenti in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
After not seeing the children at Jerusalem for two days, we were greeted with a warm welcome. The children came running with open arms to welcome us back to the worksite. Today we would have to say our good byes to the children we have grown so attached to in so many ways. Click here to read full story.

A Letter From Kathleen Schiavo in Jamaica - Dec 01, 2002
HOME! A word that I never thought that I would be so happy and so sad to hear. Today was our day to travel back to our real world of Atlanta. Click here to read full story.

Letters From July 2002 Visit to Jamaica in Jamaica - July 27, 2002
HOME! A word that I never thought that I would be so happy and so sad to hear. Today was our day to travel back to our real world of Atlanta. Click here to read full story.