Category: Mission and Vision
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A Song for You From Joevan
“Can I sing a lovely song for you?” Joevan asks his friend. What follows is a joyful message about possibility, connection and the value in every person.
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Care Day 2026: Keeping the Promise of Lifelong Care
Care Day is September 15: a day to come together to keep our promise of a community who will care all life long.
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The World Works Better With Us: Keemo’s Story of Belonging and Purpose
Meet Keemo Birthwright, a member of the Mustard Seed Communities family whose journey reflects this year’s Disability Pride Month theme: “The World Works Better With Us.”
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The Resilient Hearts and Minds Behind Our Work: Spotlight on Women at MSC
Celebrate the women leading with compassion at Mustard Seed Communities, whose care, expertise, and dedication transform lives around the world.
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Mustard Seed Communities Announces Inaugural 2025 Gregory Ramkissoon Award Recipients
MSC presented the first annual Gregory Ramkissoon Awards in 2025, honoring individuals and organizations whose lives and leadership exemplify the heart of our mission.
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Moments that Moved Us in 2025
To show you what inspires us to care for the most vulnerable, we wanted to share some stories that brought joy to our MSC Family in 2025.
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The Future of MSC: Fr. Garvin’s Update on Staffing Transitions
Mustard Seed Communities is entering a new chapter of leadership in Jamaica. Meet the dedicated team members stepping into new roles to continue our mission of love and care.
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Ordination of Two New Transitional Deacons Brings Hope to Mustard Seed Communities’ Mission
A momentous Mass at Jacob’s Ladder ordained two seminarians as transitional deacons in the Mustard Seed Missionaries.
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Election of Pope Leo XIV Sparks Renewed Commitment to Serving the Most Vulnerable
Fr. Garvin shares how Pope Leo XIV’s life of humble service inspires us to continue building a world where love, dignity, and compassion are shared with all.
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Regis College Awards Honorary Doctorate to Msgr. Gregory, Founder of MSC, for Extraordinary Service to the Most Vulnerable
In recognition of his remarkable commitment to social transformation and compassionate service to society’s most vulnerable, Msgr. Gregory was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa.