Paul and Andrea Wilson
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Paul is an aircraft mechanic (“aircraft engineer” on this side of the world) with Ethnos360 Aviation. The fleet of aircraft that we maintain includes three Kodiak airplanes and a Bell Long Ranger helicopter.  Soon we will be adding a different type of helicopter to our fleet — the Robinson R66 helicopters!

Papua New Guinea is a very rugged country with dense rain forest covering most of the land. What can take days to hike on foot and/or travel by canoe, will only take minutes by air. With numerous missionary teams located out in various tribes around the four regions of PNG, our aircraft are a welcome sight and sound to our bush missionaries.

Paul thoroughly enjoys the skills that the Lord has provided. Helping keep this fleet of aircraft flying safely is a joy, especially when we here the reports of new believers from our team mates out in the bush locations.

Andrea works part-time in our mission’s school teaching biology and chemistry.  Phoebe (10) and Joshua (8) are loving living in Papua New Guinea but they sure do miss their grandparents!

 

Being able to offer support provides our bush missionaries with the necessary infrastructure that they need in order to remain in isolated locations and share the Gospel.

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