Dear Friend,

Easter is coming on, and it is a message of Love which Easter brings to remembrance in our hearts. How easily do we sometimes forget in our daily struggles, that we are not abandoned, that Jesus is still with us, unseen though, but closer than ever before through the Holy Spirit. His hand is still connected with the earth, with us, in love and compassion. And as much as when He shared His love with Mary, while she was weeping at the tomb… and she at first couldn’t recognize Him because of her tears… but He was there… but He is here…

with prayers, Jaimée
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Dear Sister and Brother in Christ,

I wish you a blessed Sabbath in the knowledge, that Angels celebrate with us. They are just beside you, around you, with you… they are a greeting, a token of love from our heavenly Father…

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Sunday, March 25, started just like any other normal day, if there are normal days in our life. I picked up two passengers, who were returning to their village in Region 8, West Central Guyana.



Continue reading ‘Guyana Missionary Flights |March Newsletter’

By David Gates
MEETING WITH VENEZUELAN VICE-PRESIDENT AND TOP MILITARY BRASS

SHORT SUMMARY
Representatives of the Venezuelan Union, Maruak village, Colgransa School, AMA Medical Aviation program and Union College IRR program, met a few days ago with high government leaders in Caracas. Though generally not supportive of private health-care initiatives and private education, the government leaders listened to the history of the church work in Venezuela and all received literature. We are thankful to God for allowing this opportunity and are confident that God will continue to protect the highly influential medical and educational work as He has always done before. Continue reading ‘MARCH 2007 MISSION REPORT’

Mission Extreme is a one year missions experience. Missionaries receive training alongside seasoned soul winners. Then those skills are put to use through challenging service in a mission outpost overseas.

There are two different tracks available within Mission Extreme (Individuals choose either Plan A & Plan B) Continue reading ‘Mission Extreme- training alongside seasoned soul winners’

Eat and drink deeply from God’s word as you read Donna Nicholas’ devotional books, now available for download from the E-Books page within the GMI Resource Center.

Our collection now includes all five of her devotional memory books:

Enjoy them and share them!

Service opportunities are available to Broadcast and Video production technicians, others. If you feel called to extend your skills and services to the Mission projects then we would love to hear from you. let us know how you would like to get involved

Il Revient French Radio projects needs Volunteer Missionaries who speak French. If you are interested in Volunteering your services to the radio station

How to get there:


Fly to Santa Cruz’s International Airport (VVI). American Airlines flies daily from Miami, Florida to Santa Cruz, Bolivia with a short stop in La Paz, Bolivia. AeroSur (a Bolivian airline) flies direct from Miami, Florida to Santa Cruz, Bolivia three times per week. Current prices can be found by contacting the airlines directly (www.aa.com, www.aerosur.com). Most of the time, volunteer staff from Red A.D Venir (the Gospel Ministries TV station located in Santa Cruz) can meet new arrivals at the airport. These volunteers can help you purchase your local bus and/or plane tickets. These tickets CANNOT be purchased online.


There are two ways to get from Santa Cruz to Guayaramerin. There are local flights (with AeroCon) from Santa Cruz to Trinidad (a town in central Bolivia) and from Trinidad to Guayaramerin. Flying from all the way from Santa Cruz to Guayaramerin via Trinidad costs approximately US$150 one way. A cheaper alternative is to take a bus from Santa Cruz to Trinidad and then fly from Trindad to Guayaramerin. This option is doable for those who have a working knowledge of the Spanish language as the bus terminals can often be chaotic and confusing. Busing from Santa Cruz to Trinidad (9 hour ride) costs US$8 one way. You will need to take a taxi from the bus terminal to the airport in Trinidad. Flying from Trinidad to Guayaramerin is approximately US$75 one way.


Staff from the Bolivia Industrial School will meet you at the airport in Guayaramerin and transport you to the school.
BIS is an Adventist boarding academy, fully accredited in Bolivia. Students attend for free on a work-study program. Twenty-three students were enrolled during the first school year, beginning in March 2004 shortly after Brad and Lina Mills arrived. In November 2007, 9 students graduated at the first graduation at BIS. Beginning in 2008, there will be also be a primary school and a post-secondary missionary training institute on campus

You can read this article as a PDF document by clicking on March Newletter 2007.

1. We now have a new e-mail address: sissons4 {at} gmail(.)com for those interested in staying in contact with us and getting updates on the mission work in Guyana.
2. There is a new address for donations to our project – Gospel Ministries International P.O. Box 506 Collegedale, TN 37315 *Please include a separate note indicating “Sissons/Bethany Project”
3. We finally have a web page up and running. It is still in the works, but you are welcome to view it at www.bethanymedicalmissionarycollege.org .

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