Could It Be?

Serving those who serve.

The situation in Brazil didn’t look good. If the aviation team lost the use of the borrowed hangar space, helicopter service would come to a screeching halt.

To church planters in remote locations, the news was dismaying. Finally, they were making consistent progress in language and literacy, being freed up from having to spend days and weeks on river and land travel. Losing the helicopter service would bring discouraging setbacks.

You heard! You prayed. You asked God for favor.

God heard. He wants the K and J and M and X, Y, and Z people to hear His Word. 

And God provided! From November 2025 until June 29, 2026, God moved the hearts of His people to give enough to build the hangar. Thank you, God. Thank you all! At last, construction can move forward. Along with your generosity, may we count on you to pray for safety as the hangar is built in the months ahead? 

Every prayer, every gift — large or small — has added up to make this hangar possible, and we are deeply grateful. The church planters are grateful. The people who don’t know Jesus yet will be grateful when they come to know how God cared enough to send missionaries to bring them news of Eternal Hope!

Hangar floor plan

Thank you to all who have invested time, energy and funds into this project. Praise to God who is not willing that any should perish. He is relentlessly seeking and saving the lost.

If that is your heart too, consider helping to keep the “reach” going toward these unreached people. The Missionary Flight Sponsorship project makes sure that flight programs like the one in Brazil can offer affordable flights to church planters – whether western, national or indigenous – laboring in remote areas.

Missionary Flight Sponsorship assures that outreach can continue, sustained by flight service, until a thriving church is established in every people group.

If you can help put the “reach” in “unreachable,” follow the link to the project. A new hangar and an R66 helicopter are only a help to church planters if they can afford to use them. Thank you for having a heart for the unreached.