Lorna and Darlene Ministering in the Dominican Republic
Lorna and Darlene are currently serving in the Dominican Republic through early August with Oasis Ministries International through SCORE International Ministries. Their mission focuses on spreading hope, encouragement, and the love of Christ through ministry, outreach, and support to local communities. This opportunity has been made possible thanks to the generous donations and faithful support of friends, family, and ministry partners. Lorna and Darlene are deeply grateful for the prayers and contributions that have empowered them to be the hands and feet of Jesus abroad.

Upcoming Mission Trip: South Asia | October 30 – November 9, 2025
Lorna Parham is answering God’s call to serve in Southern Asia this fall with Hebron Baptist Church. After a powerful moment at her church’s Taste of the Nations event, Lorna felt a clear leading to minister to women in South Asia through Bible teaching and encouragement.
With a heart to equip and uplift, Lorna is stepping out in faith to go where God is sending her—trusting Him to provide and prepare the way.
You can partner with her through prayer and financial support. The total cost of the trip is $3,500, covering travel, lodging, meals, and ministry supplies.
Support the Mission:

Thank you for helping bring the hope of Christ to the women of South Asia—one heart, one life at a time.

One of the foundation motivations of Oasis Ministries International is to build and edify the body of Christ. It is this approach that we take with us. We preach the Gospel, and use words when necessary is a saying that makes a lot of sense to us. After super typhoon Yolanda destroyed areas is Tacloban, Leyte, Philippines, We traveled in the wake as a small, unheard of non-profit. We found that some of the bigger groups and governments sent supplies but what was lacking was the one on one interaction with those suffering total loss in their lives. We brought tarps and helped them to get relief from the elements. We brought food and fed them. We spent time with them and ministered to them. After many organizations left, we purchased several sewing machines including an industrial Juki and a Singer pedal operated machine and a serger. Working with a local church and the local government, we were able to bring in an instructor and teach residents how to make goods to sell at local markets. We have since expanded this program and are encouraged by the results.