Missionary newsletters
Kyle didn’t always know how to work on planes (or helicopters for that matter) when he first started out in his career. He had to take the time to become educated, to be familiar with rules and regs, circuitry wiring, airframes, power plants, gauges, components, and more. It wasn’t until he understood a deeper [...]
Hello AWA friends! It is with great joy that we share some recent news from Mabaruma in Guyana. Finally, after almost four months of a severe and prolonged drought, it rained again in answer to our prayers, bringing relief and hope to Guyana... Continue reading Visit Donate Page [...]
I recently saw an interesting quote on the internet and a Bible verse that backed it up. It said, “Did you know God has a phone number?” It is Jeremiah 33:3 “Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not.” KJV What a powerful [...]
Currently, the Philippines is grappling with an unprecedented severe heat wave, and there has been no rainfall since January. While visiting the Philippines Project, Ray, our accountant Thomas, and I endured this heat wave. During past visits, it usually rains, giving relief. We learn to tolerate the heat and try not to get heat [...]
We can imagine the beginning of the Church. The apostles gathered after the Lord’s death and resurrection, wondering if this was the beginning of the Kingdom of God. At that moment, what they thought about the Kingdom of God was a new conception of the world, of Christian life... Continue reading [...]
Since the end of 2023, Kyle has had a good helper in the hangar. His name is Cesar Levy. Originally from Nicaragua, he’s been here in the US for about a year now, separated from his family and working to become trained as a pilot and gain some maintenance skills before he goes to [...]
Hello Adventist World Aviation friends! We are happy to share about the work here in Mabaruma, Guyana, and with each passing day, we can see more of God’s hands taking care of us. This time of the year is extremely dry, and several water sources serving the Mabaruma population have dried up...Continue reading [...]
Fire disaster in the Philippines has become a major concern in recent years, particularly in residential structures. Fire disaster is classified as both natural and man-made causes. This last February 07, 2024, it was just 9:00 am when I looked at my social media account. I saw the fire incident in the news report... [...]
When we first moved from Oregon to North Carolina, it was likened to Abram’s call to go to Canaan. Paraphrased: Pack up your belongings; your family, your servants, and go to the land I’ve prepared for you. When the Israelites came out of Egypt a few generations later, they followed a pillar of cloud [...]
I was asked to write about how I came to be a missionary. But I would like to share “Why am I still a missionary”. Although I am in a management role, sometimes life has a way of pushing a bit farther out of your comfort zone. When Ray and I go to visit [...]
