Aviation Missionary Work in Papua New Guinea
We Praise God for His Wonderful Provision!
“That they may know that this is thy hand; that Thou, LORD, hast done it.” ~ Psalms 109:27
Work Team from Temple Baptist Church (Herndon, VA) is “ambushed”, builds a hanger and sees exactly how “dry” the “Dry Season” really is. Pastor James Naudi’s first baptism. A baby is rescued. The clinic sees 1002 patients in January and is flattened two days later. House calls to the “real PNG”. Some photos of the tornado damage, cleanup and rebuilding.
Update on damage at Kotidanga
Many of you already know that last night about 7:30 pm a tornado went through Kotidanga. The good news is that as of 8:00 this morning, we have had no reports of injury to people. The roof on Dad’s back porch got ripped off, and broke part of the roof…
Many of you already know that last night about 7:30 pm a tornado went through Kotidanga. The good news is that as of 8:00 this morning, we have had no reports of injury to people. The roof on Dad’s back porch got ripped off, and broke part of the roof…
That YOU May Know
Do YOU already know the Good News which the Kamea people are hearing for the first time?
Do YOU already know the Good News which the Kamea people are hearing for the first time?
The amazing warming of the hearts of God’s people toward the purchase of the aircraft we need to reach very isolated people groups of PNG with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Matt Allen - Update: Jan. 14th 2010
Thanking the Lord for His grace and healing from pneumonia, a high-amperage wind turbine meltdown, breaking ground on the hanger, a landslide of loss and knots of sorrow, for Mankena, a “new creature” in Christ.
Thanking the Lord for His grace and healing from pneumonia, a high-amperage wind turbine meltdown, breaking ground on the hanger, a landslide of loss and knots of sorrow, for Mankena, a “new creature” in Christ.
Special meeting at Suatuwa, Bible translation, well-baby inoculations, and flying out of Kaintiba!
Felling trees to provide wood for the airplane hanger project, finishing the roof on the Bible school dorm, and stories of birds, bugs and big eaters.
We are in Lae again after three months in the bush. We are in town getting supplies and trading visitors for about a week. Just a few pictures of our life here and a note from Selina to pass along for now.
Philosophy of ministry carries over into practical daily life. See how this happened with the airstrip project’s land.
New Numbers, Stripes and Logo!
We Praise God for His Wonderful Provision!
“That they may know that this is thy hand; that Thou, LORD, hast done it.” ~ Psalms 109:27
We Praise God for His Wonderful Provision!
“That they may know that this is thy hand; that Thou, LORD, hast done it.” ~ Psalms 109:27
Photo Journal February 2010
Work Team from Temple Baptist Church (Herndon, VA) is “ambushed”, builds a hanger and sees exactly how “dry” the “Dry Season” really is. Pastor James Naudi’s first baptism. A baby is rescued. The clinic sees 1002 patients in January and is flattened two days later. House calls to the “real PNG”. Some photos of the tornado damage, cleanup and rebuilding.
Work Team from Temple Baptist Church (Herndon, VA) is “ambushed”, builds a hanger and sees exactly how “dry” the “Dry Season” really is. Pastor James Naudi’s first baptism. A baby is rescued. The clinic sees 1002 patients in January and is flattened two days later. House calls to the “real PNG”. Some photos of the tornado damage, cleanup and rebuilding.
Praying for the Missionaries
The single most important support that believers around the world can provide for the missionary is prayer. Paul wrote in 1 Thessalonians 5:25, “Brethren, pray for us.” I mimic that request with fervency — Brethren, please pray for us!
The single most important support that believers around the world can provide for the missionary is prayer. Paul wrote in 1 Thessalonians 5:25, “Brethren, pray for us.” I mimic that request with fervency — Brethren, please pray for us!
Update on damage at Kotidanga
Many of you already know that last night about 7:30 pm a tornado went through Kotidanga. The good news is that as of 8:00 this morning, we have had no reports of injury to people. The roof on Dad’s back porch got ripped off, and broke part of the roof…
Many of you already know that last night about 7:30 pm a tornado went through Kotidanga. The good news is that as of 8:00 this morning, we have had no reports of injury to people. The roof on Dad’s back porch got ripped off, and broke part of the roof…
Giving to Specific Projects
We currently are raising funds for these specific projects: Mission Truck and Kawasaki Mule
We currently are raising funds for these specific projects: Mission Truck and Kawasaki Mule