It is with pleasure that we introduce to you the newest members of the Peru Projects team. In preparation for the upcoming changes, God has prepared a Pilot/Mechanic and his wife to assist at our airbase in Peru...

It was a whirlwind trip, one we had planned to make in April, however, the Lord had other plans for us. When it became obvious that He was blessing us with the opportunity to go sooner then expected, we scrambled and took off in less then 12 hours...

Twenty of our Bible workers from the Ucayali and Amazon Rivers converged on the air base for a week of training and fellowship. We were privileged to have our new mission president, Pastor Gilberto Urcia, and departmental pastor, Pastor Jose Chavez, attend and give seminars...

Impressions are sometimes all that we have. But where does it come from? Is it our own desires, or perhaps our own wisdom? Is Satan trying to take us on a detour? Could it be something more or something bigger? Only prayer can tell, and then walking through open doors...

Bubbly, seventeen-year old, Diana and I hit it off from the start. After my first day serving as a missionary nurse in Perú, the crew, some kids from Juancito and I jumped into the river to cool off. Diana and I ended up setting a volleyball back and forth as we splashed in the river...

Pedro Shupingahua Amasifuen is a 52-year-old man living in Puerto Enrique. I met this father of seven shortly after arriving on the launch. “Pastor” he said, “You arrived just at the perfect time to comfort us.” The next day, we traveled to his house...

Early this month, four Americans arrived in Pucallpa, Perú. They came not as tourists or sightseers but as missionaries. The Doneskys, Orville, Odil, Andrew, and Christina, are the new missionary family to Peru Projects. Coming from Collegedale, Tennessee, they have answered the Lord’s call...