Mission Stories
PAMAS News: Walk by Faith
The amazing thing about a faith ministry is that you’re stepping into the Red Sea every month. We have been learning to walk by faith and not by sight. Each month is a new adventure and faith building experience.
Read MoreGod Has Been Good!
Ready or Not Here We Go! Time is flying as we are almost at the beginning of the new school year. We will officially start the school year on the 18th of February. Lots of the students from last year will be arriving within the week, which means for us staff, here we go! No…
Read MoreGuyana Mission Report: God’s Gift of 24 Minutes
My silver van bounced wildly over the potholes in the hospital parking lot as I pounded the steering wheel in frustration.
Read MoreTurning Wrenches… Still
Life here in Bolivia is a lesson in patience. We make our plans and they never seem to go as we planed. Our characters are being polished, and we hope to come out more usable by God.
Read MoreSiparuta Mission Academy 2015 Report
The last week of school was an emotional one as the students and staff said goodbye to one of the toughest semesters in the school’s history.
Read MoreA Christmas Surprise!
There is so much joy in the Christmas season, but this year there seems to be a dash of extra joy in our home.
Read MoreGuyana Mission Report: What Do You See?
This last week someone caught me off guard with a most interesting question. “What sort of miracles and answers to prayer have you seen since your flight bag was stolen?â€
Read MorePAMAS News: New Mission Planes
We arrived in Loma Linda 2 weeks ago and I attended the Robinson Helicopter maintenance course in Torrance while Wendy stayed with her brother and family in Loma Linda.
Read MoreHCBN Report: Gestures of Grace Relief Operation at Isla Gigantes
On November 8, 2015 will mark the 2nd anniversary of Typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda. Many places have been damaged and lives were lost including their livelihoods.
Read MoreMamore River and a Crew
Proceeded by a generalized struggle with different kinds of diseases on the last days, finally on the 20th of October, the team of nineteen people got together and crowded in a minibus and left for a long, tiring and dusty road.
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