Hello everyone,

20,000 baht (about 585 USD) have been given to Pastor Phamor for printing a condensed version of the Great Controversy in Thai. This is through Project Steps to Christ. Please get involved this project.

“I am more anxious to see a wide circulation for this book than for any others I have written; for in The Great Controversy, the last message of warning to the world is given more distinctly than in any of my other books.”–Letter 281, 1905

Shall we flood the world with this most important book?
Continue reading ‘Jesus 4 Asia | Opportunities and Open Doors’

I pray that this email finds you all wonderfully blessed and moving forward in God’s work. Truly the signs of the time tell us that we are in the last minutes of Earth’s history. What an exciting time to work for the Lord!

I am writing this email to inform you of an event that we will be holding here in Manaus, Brasil in November of this year. Lina and I are currently involved with helping restart the Luzeiro program to bring God’s love to those living on the Amazon river. Accordingly, this November 14 and 15 we are having our second annual Encontro de Voluntarios (Encounter of Volunteers). Continue reading ‘Brazil Medical Launch | GMI get together in Brasil’

The faith Camp 2008 Series have just been uploaded to our Audio Center.

Have a listen http://gospelministry.org/site/?page_id=517

We  have jsut uploaded some german sermons for you to listen and download.

If you speak or understand German/ Deutsch, then start listening to these inspired sermons by Pr. David Gates

http://gospelministry.org/site/?page_id=515

By Mark Christensen
Student mission pilot to Venezuela

Mathew 28 commissions us

“Go ye therefore and teach all nations.”

In my opinion this is the most cherished aspect of having a relationship with God. Our responsibility to God can be accomplished at home or in foreign lands, but as a mission pilot one often serves abroad. What I have encountered in the process of preparation for this work is life changing. I will share with you some of what I believe are the highlights of my journey. Continue reading ‘What does it mean to be a Mission Pilot?’

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There are several areas that mission pilots must qualify in. –

• FLYING SKILLS

(PPL and instrument initially, then CPL for full checkout. A full checkout and finall approval requires 500 Hrs of total time, a checkout by our chief pilot and a local checkout by one of our senior pilots in the country of operation) Continue reading ‘I am glad you are interested in mission aviation.’

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The Requirements for a Pilot:

1. Private and Commercial license
2. Instrument Rating (requires 50 hours of cross country flying and 40 hours of instrument instruction), + written and flight exam.
3. Approximate total flight hours needed before going to the mission field, 500 hours.
4. After entering the mission field the pilot would fly 250-300 hours with the current mission pilot becoming familiar with “bush” flying, and also become familiar with the area, customs, and living conditions of the specific “mission field”. Continue reading ‘GMI Mission Pilot Requirements’
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Dear Family and Friends,

Last time we wrote, the big issue for us was, Will we be able to fly the plane to Mongolia through Russia, or should we take the wings off and crate it? Shortly after writing the last letter, we felt that the answer to this question became clear we should crate it. The answer did not come in the direct form of yes or no, but as Gods answers often seem to come to us, there was a chain of advice, information, and circumstances that led to our decision. Some of the fun factors included the figurative mountains of paperwork, the fact that Russia charges a fee per kilometer that we fly in their airspace, and the necessary inconvenience of waiting weeks or perhaps months on the Alaskan/Russia border waiting for Russian clearance to fly through their airspace. After much prayer we felt relief that the crate was the right direction, and then we began to get excited; now well be able to take medical supplies and such in the crate as well! Continue reading ‘Mongolia Medical Aviation | Plane Crash - Beaver & Rebecca’

From the President’s Desk… Andy Martinez

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Many times people do not understand God’s way,

“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.” Isaiah 55:8, 9.

It has been seven years since I came to the United States. Most people that come to the United States have a dream to make lots of money and have a big home in the United States and/or in the country they came from. This was my dream. I wanted to learn English, get an education, followed by a job, which would in turn lead to making lots of money. I wanted to have a big farm in Panama with a big truck.

I spent one and a half years learning English and working 70 hours a week while attending school full-time. When I was a sophomore I was sick and tired of the college life and my routine. I wandered around with no direction. Many young college students feel this same way. Continue reading ‘International Health & Lifestyle Ministry’

Dwayne and Wendy Harris have recently uploaded a video documentary of the helicopter and mission project in the Philippines.

Have a watch either in the Frontline Video  Reports or linked below

Continue reading ‘Philippines Project Video’