Airborne Expands

Airborne Ministries has now expanded with a branch in Montrose, Colorado and in Vero Beach, Florida. Mike McPeek is the Western US Director of Airborne Ministries. Mike works from the Colorado branch, which reaches the western half of the country equipping missionaries and nationals with the JET PAC (Jesus Film Evangelism Tool Package). Mike has been working with us for 7 years and is a great blessing from God.

Ryan Roberts, a missionary pilot and flight instructor, has also joined the Airborne team in Vero Beach, FL. Ryan helps with flight training and on mission flights. Check out Ryan’s testimony on his web page at www.halozone.com.

Mike and I by the "New" Bonanza!

God has provided Airborne Ministries iwth a Beechcraft Bonanza that will be used for Ministry and Mission conferences throughout the Western United States. It cruises at 175 miles per hour, has electric gear and will have no problem carrying Jet Pacs that now weigh only 40 lbs.

Hard Times but Good Times by Bill Duncklee

I have slept wherever space was available after showing the Jesus film in a remote village--from a rat-infested room on a remote island to the dirt floor at an isolated Indian village. It takes a lot of planning and effort to get to many remote areas around the world, but it is worth every drop of sweat, blood and tears shed to reach the lost with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Many times the food is tasteless and hard to swallow, but it comes from hearts of love. To date God has enabled the ministry to place close to 40 Jet Pacs around the world using teams to show the Jesus video and preach the Gospel. Each Jet Pac that is placed is well worth the cost. Every time I travel to share the Gospel of Jesus I am faced with new challenges, but my hearts desire is to carry out the call of God on my life, be obedient to His word, and to do His will. Nothing is more rewarding or more fulfilling! May God bless you this holiday season and may we all remember Jesus is the reason for the season!

Jason is always searching for ways to make the Jet Pac better. He also helps demo and build the Jet Pacs. He is displaying the newest projector and camera/player for showing the Jesus video to the unreached.

JET PAC by Mike McPeek

Imagine for just a minute the powerful impact of being able to present film footage of events happening halfway around the world into a local church within an hour or two of the actual occurrence. The Gospel being presented for the first time ever in a remote tribal village, actual testimonies of the impact from the Jesus Film, revivals, etc., are all becoming a reality with the rapid advancement of technology through the internet and telecommunications. I am excited and inspired to see this new technology reach its full impact through the use of the new Jet Pacs that are yet to come.

Less than a year ago, Bill and I were discussing the possibilities of new technology and the implications of its use integrated into the Jet Packs. Now, that the technology is here, it won’t be long before Airborne Ministries will have the most, versatile, portable, lightweight, and compact Jet Pacs in the world--all digital with no moving parts!

Missions trip to Cat Island in the Bahamas.

This is the mission team that flew over to Cat Island in the Skymaster. The team was able to minister to the children and conduct street evangelism. Many areas of the Bahamas are in great need of the love of God.

About Airborne Ministries

Airborne Ministries exists to reach the unreached with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We use technology and the Jesus film and go where most never would. Thank you for your prayers and support. Please note we have a new address for donations. We soon will have pay pal on our web site for donations as well. Thank you for your prayers and support!

This hangar at the Vero Beach airport is home for the Skymaster and where we complete the final assembly of the Jet Pacs. Mike continues to build components and assemble parts of the Jet Pacs in Colorado. The car is Bill’s 1967 “Bug” which Jason and Joshua had a great time helping to restore.