Pilots, mechanics, families, ground crew… missionary aviation is a big job with all kinds of different aspects. The deserts of Africa, the jungles of Mexico, the tundra of northern Canada – airplanes are flying all over the place to bring relief supplies, to connect friends and family, and to bring the light of the Gospel.
Sometimes Christians in missionary aviation are hard to pin down – they don’t always serve in only one country, and sometimes they move their families all over the world. But here are three of the missionary aviation bloggers out there that are keeping us up to date on what God is doing on and above the earth….
- Where in the world are the wilsons? Well, you figure it out. Another good question – where in the world are the Wilsons from? A Scottish Dad, and Australian Mom, and two South African kids, serving the Lord in the world of aviation.
- Slaubaughs in Madagascar – well, we know where they are (at the moment). Lots of pictures of the big island here, from a Canadian family.
- The Carwell Blog – serving the Lord in missionary aviation in Haiti. He was born in the USA, she in Iran. They met in Haiti.
From all over the world, flying above the world to all over the world, with a message from beyond this world. Right on!
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