Pictured above: Adi plays with her friends in Africa after a fresh rain left puddles all over the taxiway. Jumping in puddles is a multi-national sport! Note from Josh: The good news is that we got all our paper newsletters out before we left for Zambia. The bad news is that I completely forgot to … Continue reading April 2021 Newsletter
Motorcycles and Minivans A lot of amazing stuff has been happening. It all started when someone tried to give me a motorcycle. They were feeling compelled to give away some of their material possessions and they wanted to bless a missionary. Now, I'm not offended by free motorcycles but it wasn't my particular kind of … Continue reading A Remarkable Series of Events
Joe gives a brief summary of Adonai's medical ministry with the Mayan indigenous people of Guatemala and the work that MMS Aviation performed on their Cessna 182.
This Cessna 206 in our hangar is destined to serve in the Amazon.
I'm not sure if the bunny has been dropped too often and it's braindead or if it's just playing dead so that these predators will stop toying with it.
You might say that $40 is too much for an aspirin but it's really a moot point because they won't tell you the price until eight months after you're home.
It seems, from my limited perspective and time involved in missions, that older people find it harder to raise support.
I believe we shouldn’t sit on the couch all day and wait for God to change the world, but neither should we strive to change the world by our own efforts.
I thought it would be beneficial to share the pictures from the last two weeks on a blog post so everyone out there can see what's going on in the hangar!
Warning! This is an epic tale which means it's long and winding and full of detail - not for the reader with a short attention span!
My name is Josh. There’s my wife Janice, and we have two kids: Adi (oldest) & Elliot (our youngest). I’m serving at MMS Aviation fixing missionary airplanes getting the experience and licenses I need to serve on the front lines of the Great Commission. Airplanes get missionaries where no one else will go. Because a bunch of amazing people support our family financially, we don’t need to charge mission aviation organizations any labor charges for our services. The work done in MMS Aviation’s hangars saves over a million Kingdom dollars each year. We work on aircraft from every corner of the globe.
