See What We're Doing in Jamaica

Dr. Doug and Rhonda McCloy

Mission of Sight Leaders

Continuing The Legacy

Dr. Paul Gamertsfelder started Men in Missions in 1974.  Men in Missions was changed to Work & Witness in 1984 and has been the catalyst for more than 150,000 Nazarenes having hands-on experiences on mission fields throughout the world.

​

Upon meeting and getting to know Dr. Doug McCloy, Dr. Paul found a kindred spirit, and in turn, Dr. Paul inspired Dr. McCloy's passion for service. From 2008 to 2013, Dr. McCloy coordinated the missional construction  and the opening of the Gamertsfelder Mission and Eye Surgery Center.

​

Since the inception of the center, the Mission of Sight teams of volunteer eye care professionals and surgeons have treated tens of thousands of patients, performed thousands of cataract and other eye surgeries, as well as hundreds of laser and glaucoma procedures. A countless number of lives have been changed forever through their efforts.

Work & Witness

Volunteer teams are the heartbeat of our Mission to Jamaica.  Over the decades, teams have helped to build buildings, establish teams, perform surgeries, conduct ministry and so much more.  We welcome you and your team to help make a difference for the people of Jamaica.   Click below to find all the resources you need to plan, conduct and celebrate your trip.

Together We Can

Make A Difference

Learn how you can get involved with Mission of Sight.

To help others recover their sight and provide developing countries with access to hope requires many hands. We have many successes under our belt, but we need more help, and that's where you come in. ​

While you can volunteer with us directly, even traveling to provide needy families with materials and education, there's much you can do on your own.

Contact us to learn more about opportunities and ideas for donating, fundraising, hosting events, campaigning, buying gifts, and involving your school or company.