Vision & Purpose

Bringing knowledge, help and hope
to the people of the world

Bringing Knowledge

Over 40 million people in 158 different countries have walked up the Ships gangway to visit one of our ships' floating book fairs. For many, it is their first ever opportunity to purchase good quality literature at a fraction of its retail value. Many people without the means to study have learnt vital skills and been able to enhance their lives through a purchase from over 6,000 available titles, including books for studies, professional and career interests, individual development and personal growth.
Cultural variety abounds with over 40 nations meeting on board. For visitors, opportunities to meet crew provide insights into the wider world, while interactive programmes offer fresh perspectives on living in a multi-cultural society. For volunteer crew, time on board the ships provides a chance to experience countries and cultures for themselves, as well as opportunities to learn valuable skills for the future.

Bringing Help

Sailing from port to port, crew experience the needs of the world first-hand. Being in a position to help – whether by donating supplies, building a house, or offering a listening ear – is both a privilege and a responsibility. The ships seek to bring aid and relief in situations of particular need as a practical demonstration of God’s love for mankind. Coupled with their promotion of education, this approach aims not only to alleviate immediate needs, but also to bring long-term change in each community.

Bringing Hope

Every person has a inbuilt need for hope and purpose in life. Our volunteer crew seeks to bring new hope by their service on board as a community focused on the needs of others. They offer hope through their actions and their interaction with others. Every crewmember has a story to tell of a transformation in their personal life that has given them hope and purpose.

Upcoming ports - Logos Hope

Following is a list of the current and upcoming ports for the Logos Hope.
Click on a port name for detailed information.
Please note: All ports and dates are subject to change.
Ports and dates in orange italics are not confirmed yet.

Port	Arrival Date	Departure Date
Penang, Malaysia	August 18th, 2011	September 27th, 2011
Port Klang, Malaysia	September 28th, 2011	October 24th, 2011
Kuching, Malaysia	October 27th, 2011	November 15th, 2011
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia	November 17th, 2011	December 13th, 2011
Singapore, Singapore	December 16th, 2011	December 28th, 2011
Cebu, Philippines	January 13th, 2012	February 14th, 2012
Manila, Philippines	February 16th, 2012	March 14th, 2012