Updated September 19th, 2008

Hello, thanks for visiting my site. I am a missionary pilot in training. My goal is to serve God through the venue of flight. I do not know where He will call me to do this, but I know it is His will for me. It is exciting to think of where this will take me in the years to come.

In August of 2006 I began my training. Ten weeks later I received my Private Pilots License, and in June of 2007 I received an Instrument Rating. Now I am continuing to work toward the ratings I will need on the mission field. I have them listed lower on this page:

What is Missionary Aviation?

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Missionary Aviation is a support ministry. All across the world missionaries rely upon air support for their work. Missionary Pilots bring supplies like mail, medicine, personnel, food, and Bibles to remote areas. They are responsible for flying the missionaries themselves into the station, and injured or sick out to hospitals. In place like the Philippines, and Ecuador, a plane can make a trip over the mountains in minutes or hours that would take day on foot of by car. In Alaska, missionary pilots fly into the Eskimo villages that no roads even connect to. Almost every ministry relies on flight in some form.