Mission Stories

This month we invited Pastor Kaoru Inoue, a former gang member of Yakuza to a special lecture in the summer evangelism program and asked him to talk about his own experiences. The theme was “You can start over again your life in Jesus”.

Seventeen years ago, little did I dream that I would be flying over the jungles of my own country, Guyana. I was baptized when I was nine years old into the Paruima Seventh- Day Adventist church but after several years of several years of studying in the capital city, Georgetown; I gradually strayed from God’s will and way.

Plane #2 Down

The past few months have been challenging but rewarding. In May we had the privilege of visiting and helping with some other mission aviation projects in Indonesia, and while we were there we attended a Medical Missionary Summit put on by Southern Asia-Pacific Division’s health department.

The weekend of June 30th to July 3rd, 2017 was a memorable one for the Bethany Village and more directly the Bethany Medical Missionary College located up the Supenaam Creek, Region 2.

We have been in need of a vehicle in Santa Cruz for quite some time to carry students, patients, volunteers, and supplies to various places. So, we started looking into what it will take to purchase a car.

Dear sister and brother in Christ, Hello everyone!! Thank you so much for your prayers and support every month for our ministry in Japan. We have much to be thankful for what you have done for us. God opened a new door this month again to let people know about the love of Jesus. As…

Bibles and medicines arrive in Mamore River A phone call to Beni, an area where is the Mamore River is, caused me decide to suspend the trip. The call had alerted me that there was rain every day, that river had grown a lot, that roads were almost impossible to transit, and that bus costs…

Well the adventure never ends! SO much has happened in the last few months, and so little updating that I am just going to have to pick and choose to show and tell, and I choose FELIPE! I am going to take you on an adventure with me to the mountains of the Bolivian Highlands…

Often times we need to fly to dangerous areas to evacuate critical patients to a better facility, or to bring supplies or doctors to remote areas.

During the last two weeks I had the privilege of working in Colombia and Ecuador. What beautiful geography they have. Colombians are known for being very courteous and Ecuadorians for keeping their word.