Lauralea Leffler is a nurse and massage therapist working with PAMAS in Palawan Philippines. A day’s duties could take her to remote islands or isolated jungles on medical evacuation flights or for frontier medical missionary visits, to neighbors in house-to-house ministry, or to the wellness center at the base for lifestyle and health education work. Or, it could include things like caulking trim and shoveling gravel. Her desire is that through any and every means people who now know nothing of Jesus will soon taste the joy, peace, and abundant life He offers.

Wings Over Zambia is a new service which Riverside Farms is establishing, in partnership with Child Impact and Angel One, focusing on reaching over 30 isolated villages along the Kafue River. Utilising an amphibious float plane, our primary goal is to present the Gospel to people through education and health care. We are so excited to see how God has opened doors and look forward to the future with great anticipation!

Ryan has been serving in Bolivia since 2009, and while there, met and married Rocio in 2022. Together they are working at Gospel Mission Aviation in Rurrenabaque, Bolivia, providing free medical care and sharing the Gospel in the unreached areas of Bolivia. Rocio serves as an MD, and Ryan as a pilot and builder.

The mission of Philippine Adventist Medical Aviation Services (PAMAS) is to speed the spread of the Gospel to the remote areas of the Philippines and beyond by providing air and medical support to established Seventh-day Adventist missions, and to help open new work in the most needed areas. PAMAS operates by faith, through donations, and is solely staffed by volunteers.

Norman, Nancy, Steven & Melanie Hansen are the founding family of MiracleAir and have been involved in service in Nicaragua since 2015. God's hand has been evident in the formation of this ministry and the Hansen's believe God will use MiracleAir to save lives, ease suffering and spread the good news of Jesus soon coming. They are now venturing into Fiji!

Wings of Hope Vanuatu is a Small Medical Aviation Project with a Strong Emphasis on Teaching & Discipleship.

This project was started in 2005 in a very remote location in Northern Vanuatu, Melanesia. It started out as just a small, family sized ministry, serving this very remote population. But gradually, it has now developed into something involving many people and impacting many hundreds of lives. This small team has fostered & continues to work towards the development of the Matafanga Adventist Primary & Special Needs School, the Wings of Hope Flying Doctor Service and some other upcoming developments. Several Bush Airstrips have also been established, enabling the Flying Doctor Service to reach almost all the islands of Torba Province, northern Vanuatu.

Gospel Mission Aviation (GMA) is one of the first officially recognized supporting ministries of the Seventh-Day Adventist church in Bolivia. GMA exists to be the hands of Jesus, bringing the gospel message to remote areas through missionary aviation.The mission plane serves in an air-medevac capacity and transports medical teams, pastors, and bible workers into these difficult to reach areas.

We are a ministry of support to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in eastern Peru, we are part of the global network of ministries of the Oupost Center International - OCI and we are also legally recognized as a NGOD by the Peruvian Agency for International Cooperation - APCI. Since 1997 we have been working in the evangelization of communities located in the departments of the regions of Ucayali and Loreto.

Dwayne Harris is a helicopter and fixed-wing pilot and mechanic from Montana. He pioneered the PAMAS ministry in February 2007. God has provided each month with miracles as the ministry has grown and expanded. In 2008, he married Wendy Guptill, a missionary nurse. Dwayne and Wendy oversee all areas of PAMAS as they work to establish air bases throughout the country.

Sean is a pilot from Washington and Pris is a trained medical missionary originally from Bataan, Philippines. They joined PAMAS in January 2013 and then God blessed them with two beautiful children, Seth and Summer! They direct the Palawan project which includes overseeing many missionaries with their families, eight church plants, five small mountain schools, a lifestyle centre, radio station, as well as an aviation program.

Missionaries in the Service of Jesus (MISEJE) creates awareness and opportunities for people to follow Jesus’ example of loving, humble, and selfless service and giving to those in need. The MISEJE ministry, operating as part of PAMAS, provides medical transport to people in the remote villages in the region of Mindanao in the Philippines. Thank you for your support!

Airways of Hope, an aviation ministry of Andrew Hosford, serves with PAMAS to provide Medical Evacuation Aviation Services to the people of the Palawan region of the Philippines that don't have access to medical care. As a mission pilot, he coordinates and conducts transportation from remote airstrips and connects patients to essential medical care witnessing countless examples of God working.

The Hoewing family has departed for missionary service with Philippine Adventist Medical Aviation Services (PAMAS) at the base in Valencia City, Mindanao, Philippines. Using an R-44 helicopter for flights, the Hoewing family will be leading activities that help bring healing to the suffering, food to the hungry, and education to those in darkness. Thank you for your prayers and support!

Ray and Dawn Spoon will be providing a program to help equip remote village communities to live healthier and happier lives by teaching them how to grow simple gardens; feed their children to optimize health and wellness; develop proper sanitation and clean water sources, etc. all while sharing the love of Jesus as they serve. Your support is greatly appreciated!

Davin Bennett, in partnership with PAMAS, desires to serve those individuals who live cut-off from adequate medical care and education, by overcoming geographic barriers—like jungles, mountains, and deserts—or by social, political, or religious barriers. It is his desire to see isolated people changed by the love of Christ by serving together to bring help, hope, and healing through aviation.

At the age of 7, while watching a mission aviation report, the thought of being a missionary pilot came to mind of Belgrove Josiah. This desire was forgotten for a number of years until many years later Belgrove grew a passion for aviation. Soon after this, the Lord rekindled the desire in his heart to become a missionary helicopter and airplane pilot.

Pumelela Hamombe is a mission pilot from Zambia seeking to serve with Philippines Adventist Mission Aviation Services (PAMAS). With PAMAS, he will use his talents, skills and desire to serve to help provide essential medical services to remote regions of the Philippines. Your support for Pumelela and his family through prayers, donations, and well wishes are greatly appreciated!

Zechariah Bauman is a mission aviation pilot who has been working as an aircraft mechanic in the Indonesia. There are so many people in this region of the world in need of hope. His wish is to be a shining light to those people in need. Going to serve is a lot to undertake, and your support, whether prayers or donations, is greatly appreciated!

Carlos and Keren are seasoned missionaries from Panama and Mexico who have been serving in Belize, Bolivia, and Colombia. They are deeply committed to serving wherever God leads them. With a strong willingness to contribute in any capacity, they are now called to use their gifts with PAMAS in the Philippines. Carlos is a skilled helicopter pilot, while Keren is a biologist with a specialization in Chemistry. They are both firmly convinced that Jesus is coming soon and believe that the remaining time is precious. Their mission is to share the truth about the love of Jesus with as many people as possible.

Palawan Helicopter Partnership is a faith based ministry dedicated to support the growing needs for air and medical support in the remotest parts around Palawan, Philippines. PHP works in partnership with PAMAS, providing emergency transportation and air support to isolated jungle schools, medical clinics, etc.