Once we were on the ground on a mission trip, so many remarkable encounters, extraordinary activities and meaningful moments fly by at such speed that it is hard to capture

Working together the Ear, Nose & Throat doctors, the Audiologists determined the best course of treatment for the patients referred to them. Some patients ended up having surgery, while others

Big thank you to Jessie Bennetts our volunteer mission photographer! Here is a photo gallery documenting the amazing work accomplished by the Antigua Team so far:  

Surgeries have been steady and successful all week. From Sunday full clinic day, and a few screenings over the first few days of the week, the surgery schedule was filled

Meet Terra Hill, from Kansas City, Kansas. Terra is a second year medical student at the University of Kansas, and is also a first time mission participant. She recently shared

The first day at the hospital on these mission trips is busy for all the different teams, whether audiology, surgical or art. Today was no different. As often happens, the

After a long day of screening patients yesterday in Audiology, it was time to close shop and head back to the hotel, for some dinner and rest. That was the

Not exactly “Trains, Planes, and Automobiles,” but there were several connecting flights, as well as a harrowing van ride as we made our way to Antigua, Guatemala today, to begin

It has been anticipated for so long, and now it’s almost here! Medical Mission Foundation’s annual mission trip to Antigua, Guatemala, begins this Saturday, June 17. Many preparations have been