Adventist World Aviation and regional church partner to assist Native communities. As posted on http://www.adventistreview.org What follows is the first report in a series of stories on the challenges and joys of sharing God’s love among isolated Native communities in Northern Ontario, Canada. It is a region of forests and lakes, twice as [...]
Currently this plane is in final assembly at Missionary Maintenance Services in Ohio. After the work is completed the Pathfinder plane will be serving our project in Palawan, Philippines.
Guyana Dental Work AWA Guyana has had a very busy couple of weeks. We had a dental team come down from the US & Canada and they were able to provide dental care to over 200 men, women & children! What a great way to serve the Lord and our brothers and sisters [...]
Dear Family and Friends: It was Sabbath, and we were glad for it to be here. As usual, we got ourselves ready and loaded up our family and our neighbors, the Magalsos, to go to church. We had a lovely time worshiping together at the church and enjoyed the potluck. When we got home, the [...]
Dear Friends: Laura LaBore, a nurse with AWA, was delighted that Raylene Espinosa, wife of Edgar, land manager for the project, wanted to go with her to do community outreach. Raylene and Laura walked the dusty road to a house, and Raylene shouted the customary “Tao Po” to see if anyone was there. Raylene knows [...]
Dear Family and Friends, The first Sabbath services held in the village of Birch Creek was on Sabbath, May 21. Thirteen volunteers from the Fairbanks, North Pole, and Delta Junction churches in Alaska arrived in three different Cessna aircraft—one was AWA’s Cessna 207 and the other belonged to local Seventh-day Adventist church members. [...]
Dear Family and Friends: Kim and Laree Ueeck have lived in Galena for more than 20 years. Laree is a Special Education teacher and Kim is a heavy equipment operator for the Alaska State Department of Transportation. For a number of years they have led out in Sabbath worship and Bible Studies in the community. [...]
We peered out the dusty windshield and down the steep and bumpy road. We could see about five or six little children all dressed up in their best, jumping up and down, excitedly shouting, “Deh commin! Deh Commin’!” (translated, “They’re coming!”). Then they ran to tell their brothers and sisters that the ride to church [...]
As the LaBore's and Maloney's prepare for the upcoming youth mission trip to Palawan in the Philippines, one of the key concerns was water. An old water tower and a well was at the mission house building site, but it was doubtful that it would produce water. However, after cleaning it up and hooking up [...]
There is a saying in Palawan that most visitors who visit the Island are infected with the “Come Back” syndrome. I’m a witness to this because after my first visit, I not only came back, I came back with my wife to stay, and have lived here for the last 8 years! The Underground River, [...]
