Aviation is a vital tool in spreading the Gospel among North America's inhabitants. In the sixties UIM's Luscombe seaplane brought the Gospel to Carrier Natives along lakes in British Columbia, Canada. Since then it has spread in Mexico, where UIM's airplanes have transported missionaries; Bible translators and language consultants; National pastors and evangelists; food; supplies for a well-drilling team; people with medical emergencies; and medical, dental, and construction teams.
Aviation personnel have aided in missionary acceptance and community development projects, encouraged God's servants, and helped to construct houses, clinics, and church buildings. They provide more than technical assistance; their focus is evangelism, discipleship, and church planting.
The work of UIM's pilots and mechanics has contributed to a great spiritual harvest. Carrier lives were transformed. Numerous tribal churches have been established in Mexico, and believers have been taught Scripture and trained for church leadership. Believers are reaching their own with the Gospel; Scripture now exists in several tribal languages.
Throughout the years, God has guided, protected, and provided, utilizing aviation to help build His church. In a few months, one of the airplanes (N50901) may have to be grounded. Fifty-five thousand dollars are needed for a firewall forward overhaul including the engine, propeller and accessories. It will take a miracle to acquire that amount, but our God owns everything and can provide.
If you believe the Lord wants to use you to provide some or all of the $55,000 needed, please contact UIM International.
http://www.uiminternational.org/partner-with-us/make-a-donation
