Missionary newsletters
Our Cessna 172 trainer is a much-needed airplane inside AWA. It helps us train future pilots and helps keep current our active mission pilots. Even though this particular 172 (N75586) is a fairly “new” plane (1976), it is in some dire need of updates as the radios and vacuum driven instruments are starting to fail. [...]
Ray and I love to chat, promoting AWA and sharing the hand of protection. the full braking capacity of the left. many stories of flying and each mission project. “The Lord is merciful!” I agreed. Conditions on the runway could have been far less favourable. One look at the leaking hydraulic fluid revealed the cause. [...]
Narciso, a 70-year-old man, lives in our village of Sagpangan. His father was an Adventist, but Narciso had not followed in his father’s ways. Despite that, he did not forget the beliefs he was brought up in. Whenever a group comes to give him a Bible study, he tells them that he is an Adventist, [...]
As Monique and I stood behind our table at the Swansea Farmers’ Market with AWA information and Christian literature to hand out to customers and passersby, I had a thought. Since that was our first week trying to reach people in the marketplace, it would be best to get to know some of our fellow [...]
January 5, 2021 was the last day that AWA North American missionaries were in Guyana, at our project in Mabaruma. Travel restrictions are easing up a bit for visiting, but still a “no go” for many. Despite the disappointment, God has on queue the Hamombe Family to continue AWA’s work in Region 1, the Barima-Waini [...]
Currently we are getting ready to deliver the Cessna 206, C-GUCE to Winnipeg, Manitoba. This is where we safely store God’s assets until it is needed in Sioux Lookout, Ontario. Ray, Eldon Bauer, and I have been going up and doing local test flights in the Oliver, BC area. As you can see by the [...]
These were the words of Jesus when the disciples forbade the children to Him. Gwen and Dribs are siblings who are not Adventists but are always present at every church program whether it’s Sabbath School, worship service, Adventist Youth programs, vespers, or even the Ten Days of Prayer, Gwen and Dribs are always there and [...]
You may have heard us say before, in a manner of speaking, that maintenance comes in many different forms. From aircraft to personal and spiritual improvement, it’s a way of life. Kyle has been plenty busy with our AWA aircraft, tending to little things that need attention; seat back latch arms, fabrication to repair seats [...]
My name is Tali (Tah-Lee) Hamombe. I was born in a family of four. I have two younger sisters and one younger brother. My parents, Stephen and Matildah Chalumbila have been a great blessing to me. They taught me to have compassion and love for others, and above all, the fear of the Lord and [...]
Those of us who live in the northern climes look forward to the glories of the short, intense, warm, beautiful summers that grace our horizons. After 8 months of cold, snow, and dark we are well ready for a change. But with the change comes the very real threat of river ice jams and subsequent [...]
