Chance to Serve at Missionary Flights International
Last year while working at Life for Youth Camp, http://www.lifeforyouthcamp.com/ , Jenny and I became acquainted with some missionaries who work at Missionary Flights International, www.MissionaryFlights.org . Missionary Flights International is a private non-profit service to Christian missions serving in Haiti, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas. Established in 1964, MFI provides professional on-going air support to affiliated missions that work in these island nations.
Since we only have to travel about fifty miles from Samaritan Center www.SamaritanHouseforBoys.com Life for Youth Camp (our February project), we had some free time and decided to see if we could help at MFI which is only about 35 miles up the road in Fort Pierce, FL.
They found room for us to help in preparing a big old 14 cylinder Pratt Whitney engine for shipment to Oklahoma to be overhauled.
We had two days of fun work. Here is a pictorial recount of the opportunity.
What the Engine Looks Like as we start to take off the Parts.
Don and Vana, no Jenny, when the engine is finally ready to ship.
Just SOME of the parts we helped remove. We are glad someone knows how to replace on the overhauled engine.
Jenny in right seat of DC3 during run-up. Think she is having fun?
We thank our Lord every day for the chance to serve and the blessings we receive.
Please continue your support by praying for our health, our safety and the timely sale of our house in Eden Prairie.
God Bless,
Don and Jenny