Mission Stories
PAMAS Helicopter Funding Update
Dear Friends and Family,
We just wanted to update you on the helicopter funds progress. Several of you have already responded and pledged as well and we are now only $50K away from our $300K goal! We can see God’s hand in this as He has worked so quickly in just one week!
Read MoreGuyana Mission Report: Chikungunya and the Cell Phone Thief
Well we don’t have “Chikungunya†(yet), but it’s been spreading all over Georgetown like wildfire. The Adventist hospital where we live has been receiving a steady stream of infected patients
Read MorePAMAS News: Helicopter Matching Funds!
Dear friends and family,
We’re back again after 3 months of traveling, seeing family, and sharing in churches etc. Dwayne spent 3 intense weeks doing flight training and now he has his flight instructor rating for both multi and single engine airplanes.
Read MoreSolomon Family Mission: Sept 2014 Newsletter
Dear Family and Friends, It has been a long time since we were able to write to you. God has been moving steadily forward and sometimes we have struggled to keep up.
Read MoreGuyana Mission Report: God’s Stupendous Promises
Every sincere Christian that I know seems to have a short list of bible promises that they cling to when times get tough, or when they face an overwhelming situation.
Read MoreCessna 340A hard at work in the mission field
Dear Readers, Here is a copy of a short letter I just wrote to the donor of our Cessna 340A mission plane. It is short and with the pictures, a bit interesting.
Read MoreNew Hope Radio: Alone but not lonely, physically blind but not without hope
Mr G lives in a small house nestled at the foot of Shivapuri forest located within few kilometers from the Budhanilkantha where there is that famous statue of a deity that is built in the midst of pond with the carvings of snakes forming the bed wherein is seen lying the deity worshiped and respected by many locals and the country people.
Read MoreDesert Tree Ministry: Paragraphs on Pala
Early Friday morning, we boarded the bus to Kelo. From there we changed vehicles and got an another mini-bus headed to Pala. We enjoyed the trip a lot because the scenery was different than we are used to.
Read MoreFamilia Feliz – Winter 2014 Update
Most people like the rain; the moisture of rejuvenated landscapes, the scent that emerges when the liquid mingles with dry earth. Rain, the majority of the time, is considered a blessing. Except, of course, when torrential downpour provokes landslides in the mountainous Beni district of Bolivia.
Read MoreGuyana Mission Report: When the President Calls
For over a year now, we’ve been faced with an ominous challenge: Come up with $26,000 for a newly overhauled Continental O470-L32B airplane engine.
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