Mission Stories

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…

It was not a surprise for me receive WhatsApp from Gabriela Garcia, late in the night. Since January we were writing, back and forth, preparing the project for Puerto Ustarez, I knew that she worked late and many times we talked even after 11:00 pm.

Some time ago the medical team planned a trip to San Borja to give the eight health law lectures and to do some medical works. I learned more about it when they came and invited me to join them. I was really happy. They also approved to have me take Emma, my nine years old…

Dear Family and Friends It’s been a few weeks since the catastrophic earthquakes hit the western part of Japan where we have been working. Still there are a lot of things to do to help those who lost their homes and their beloved. I and my Adventist friends have been working full time to clean…

  I remain humbled and overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support for our family over the last months. My beloved Captain Anderson passed away on Friday, April 22, 2016. It was very sudden and unexpected and our family is still processing what has happened. You can read about what happened here. We are…

It’s been a few months since we came to Palawan to work on some maintenance of the aircraft. It seems the pace here is always somewhat more intense with so much going on.

Last night in Japan we had a strong earthquake which was M6.5. When I felt the earthquake, I turned on my PC to find where the focus of the earthquake was. It was the place where my parents live.

I have been a volunteer at Famila Feliz Orphanage for less than four months. My life has been more than changed. I can never be the same! I do not want to be the same.