AIM AIR NEWS
A delegate from World Mission, a mission group we fly for, recently visited the AIM AIR hangar and encouraged us with how AIM AIR is helping transport solar powered audio Bibles to the unreached people groups. These devices are bringing Hope and Light to unlikely places! Some of these audio Bibles have found their way into refugee camps in northern Kenya. There are now small pockets of believers meeting on a regular basis. It’s an honor and privilege to serve beside so many people committed to sharing the Gospel of Christ.
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Interns at the AIM AIR hangar seem to come in waves. Some of these young people are new graduates, completing class assignments, or seeking God’s will for their lives in aviation ministry (or all of the above!). A few come from Kenyan schools for a 2-3 week job shadow experience. Phil’s capacity to multi-task has been stretched as he delegates jobs, doles out aviation advice and double checks their work.
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Recently, we hosted 5 friends from Spokane, WA. Some of the college girls whom EJ mentors joined us for lunch after church. Americans and Kenyans at a Chinese place in big city Nairobi—it doesn’t get any sweeter!
Memorable experiences with our guests included visiting baby centers, buying food for fire victims (see below), ministering to missionary women, praying with people, making friends, and slogging through mud to get to a children’s home outside Nairobi.
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A devastating fire in the Kibera slum near our house prompted a few of us ladies to collect clothing, food and other supplies. Our friend Gaz served as liaison between us and the families in most need. It meant a great deal to him that our friends from the U.S. would provide and pray for the Kibera residents.
Michael graduated from Eagles Wings Academy in May, 2019! He starts classes this fall at Northcentral Technical College in Wausau, WI, studying Mechanical Design Engineering Technology.
We’ll be back on U.S. soil Aug 5-Sept 30 to get him settled and touch base with our other two sons, Andrew and Benji.
To celebrate, we’re hosting an Open House on Sunday, Aug 11, from 2-6pm in the Youth Chapel (upstairs room) at Waupaca 1st Assembly Church, 1420 Berlin Street, Waupaca, WI.
Cards can be sent to him at N3636 Morey Drive, Waupaca, WI 54981.
Connect with us! Financial donations can be made here through a secure giving website. https://usgiving.aimint.org/missionary/1017520
All gifts given through Africa Inland Mission are tax deductible. Checks can be made out to Africa Inland Mission and sent to PO Box 3611, Peachtree City, GA 30269
Our U.S. mailing address is N3636 Morey Drive, Waupaca, WI 54981.
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