Missionary newsletters
Every Nicaraguan summer, the rainfall diminishes and all that used to be green, turns brown. In the Mosquitia, the grasses are so dry, and the sun so intense, that people believe that the heat off the rocks is enough to start wildfires. Others recognize that when someone carelessly throws a lit cigarette, or often when [...]
In April, Ray and I left the Philippines, and the project was in the capable hands of Jed, Sherlyn, and the team. We were not heading home to Kelowna but to another locale and task...Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary Page
There is a quiet ministry within the world of maintenance I fondly think of as spiritual maintenance. Recently, Music Ministry called me to a memorial. It’s those times when music often means the most. So, when I received a text at 6:30 A.M. inviting me to sing, I knew it was beyond a human [...]
With my husband Jed, Ma’am Julie, and Sir Ray, we had our expedition to the North of Palawan to survey the airstrips and meet and partner with the Local Government Unit offering air ambulance service to those who need advanced health care in Puerto Princesa... Continue reading Visit Donate Page [...]
For a while, I had been feeling like I was only in the background of mission life as if my role was to cook, clean, and live a normal, happy home life. Although cooking and cleaning are a vital part of the mission, I wanted to do something bigger for God; something that helped [...]
For a while, I had been feeling like I was only in the background of mission life as if my role was to cook, clean, and live a normal, happy home life. Although cooking and cleaning are a vital part of the mission, I wanted to do something bigger for God; something that helped someone [...]
April was a planning month for the Adventist World Aviation/Wings for Humanity Guyana project. However, it was not simple planning related to logistics or operations in Mabaruma, Guyana. It was all about the precious souls that due to different circumstances, especially the pandemic, stopped attending the weekly meetings that the center of influence holds... [...]
Maintenance is a large part of what keeps things running smoothly from the HQ hangar to the field. Although a large portion of that is fueled by our business relationships and availability of parts...Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary Page
We were honored to fly to Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (KI aka Big Trout Lake) First Nation. We have so many people to thank; so many people came together to make this possible. We thank the Chief (Donny Morris), Council of KI (approved the project), and the community members who assisted with the distribution of the supplies...
The time has come for the Cessna 182 of Adventist World Aviation (AWAF) Philippines Project to officially take flight. The belief and faith throughout the years has remained strong, and without the groundwork laid by many past AWA team members, this project would not be here.Continue reading Visit Donate Page [...]
