Mission Stories

We arrived in Bolivia last Friday afternoon after an all-night flight from Guyana and very little sleep since leaving Puerto Rico. We were able to get things unloaded out of the airplane and settled in before the Sabbath.

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ                                                                      January 9, 2017 We hope all is well with you and your family. Thank you very much for…

These last few months have been busy but rewarding. A new missionary family from Romania joined our team last month to help with the Mindanao project.

After getting my sea plane rating in Florida, I was riding on an emotional high. Everything was clicking along beautifully, and I was ready to fly commercially up to Chattanooga Tennessee, spend a short week at Gospel Ministries International, wrapping everything up loose ends with Todd’s Plane, and then fly it down to Guyana.

It has been 6 months since the catastrophic earthquake attacked Kumamoto city in Japan. Still many people have been forced to stay in refuge shelters, so I was visiting there every month to help those who need a volunteer.

Yesterday I was at the house where our radio and TV studios are located. Since it had been several days since I had been upstairs, I decided to walk through just to check for any potential problems such as roof or plumbing leaks. As I walked into the bathroom, I noticed a small bird called a Bullfinch fluttering against the window.

Our dear friends,

As some of you may know, for the past year, we have been busy working on a new lifestyle center in Serbia. The Lord has blessed us with an amazing property, nestled in just the right spot, with an orchard, spring water, a large house, root cellar, and an additional building unit that could be converted into housing.

Nearly twelve years ago when I embarked on my dream of becoming a missionary pilot, it never occurred to me that someday the Lord might lead me to fly an aircraft on and off of the water. In my humble (but narrow minded) opinion, water-based airplanes were plum dangerous and I had zero interest whatsoever of ever piloting a sea plane.

I learned a valuable lesson the other night about how to have peace of mind by listening to that small inner voice. Last week I flew into Paruima village and parked the airplane in the usual spot down by the Kamarang river bank. I vaguely noticed that the river was really high and the thought…

Grenada Family Network is sad to announce the passing of a good friend and supporter, Greg Morgan.     Brother Morgan died on Thursday July 7, due to complications from the Zika virus. Please keep his wife Tashlyn and both families in your prayers as they cope with this unexpected loss. Greg was a kind…