TQH Airplanes Project
 

  Airplanes for the world
 
 
 
Dreams in the sweet by and by
By Len Barnard
Well do I remember my trek into the Paiela Valley. It was hidden between two folds of the mighty mountains in the highlands of New Guinea. Two deep gorges, gouged out by the rushing waters from the heights above, featured a narrow ridge between them
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Plane panic: Why we pray before every flight
By Len Barnard
It started as a normal day. There were several hours of flying to be flown delivering workers to their remote outposts. A nursing sister from the nearby Sopas Mission Hospital was invited to come along for a day’s break from her regular duties. ... Read more
 
 
Quiet Hour plane carries angels in violent storm
B
y Colin Winch
The people of Papua New Guinea love worshiping their God. This particular occasion was Christmas Day as well as the Sabbath, and the church was bulging with people praising their Lord. ... Read more
 
 

Changing lives with mission planes: Why I left off preaching a Christmas sermon to go flying
By Len Barnard
The people of Papua New Guinea love worshiping their God. This particular occasion was Christmas Day as well as the Sabbath, and the church was bulging with people praising their Lord. ... Read more

 
 
Why I walked 40 days to reach the cannibals of Karimui
By Len Barnard
While holding district meetings at Lufa, high in the mountains of Papua New Guinea in the early 1960s, one of my young missionary workers told me a remarkable story. The Lord placed a burden on his heart to visit the tree-dwelling cannibals of Karimui. ... Read more
 
 
The 15-foot flight that nearly ended in tragedy
By Len Barnard
There is a price to pay for progress and it can come in various ways. Let me tell you how it came to me. I had promoted mission planes for the rugged hinterland of Papua New Guinea as the only way to regularly visit and help some of the hidden villages. ... Read more
 
 
Miracles in the clouds
By Len Barnard
It had been a busy day transporting missionaries and their supplies to their remote out-stations of Papua New Guinea, and now I was returning to my home base. The weather had deteriorated and the massive monsoonal storms rolled in from the coast and covered the mountains. ... Read more
 
 
White wings – empty oceans
By Len Barnard
While I was working at the Mt. Hagen Hansenide Colony, two Americans on a world tour came to visit the institution. They were Pastor J.L. Tucker and his son LaVerne Tucker, who later served as a missionary in the Philippines. These folk were eager to see something of missionary activities in the South Seas. ... Read more
 
 

Adventist Aviation Service news
By Linden Millist
G’day All,
Linden Millist here. How are you going? Will fill you in on a bit of news from what I have been to lately. As always, please pass on to whoever you think maybe interested in hearing news from Adventist Aviation Service (AAS), Papua New Guinea (PNG), or me.
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Machete victims saved
by mission aviator
By Boris Ambrus
My name is Boris Ambrus and I am the new line pilot for Adventist Aviation Service (AAS). I came to Goroka in Papua New Guinea with my wife Grace in April 2007, and we’ve absolutely loved every second of it. ... Read more
 
 

The Quiet Hour celebrates
70 years of taking the gospel to the ends of the earth

Remote tribes in Papua New Guinea and the Philippines are facing changes in their climate, plant and animal life. They are worried the earth won’t last much longer and they are ill-prepared for the end times. We’re being invited IN to lead them out of oppressive darkness and into the light of God’s plan of salvation! ... Read more

 
 
Mission aviation:
bringing heaven to earth
By Joelle Damsteegt
The Quiet Hour’s mission is to share the saving grace of a merciful God with the world by preparing and supporting modern-day disciples and creating communities of believers who build up the kingdom of God on earth. ... Read more
 
 
The Quiet Hour
Aviation puzzles
Try your mouse on these clickable slider puzzles. Can you solve all five?

 
 
 

The Quiet Hour –
World map and 42 years of mission planes

 
 
 
  Adventist Aviation Service
Papua New Guinea video
The Quiet Hour has provided several planes for mission service in Papua New Guinea since 1965. Now, during its 70th anniversary, The Quiet Hour, with YOUR assistance, is providing a new Kodiak custom-built mission plane for Adventist Aviation Service. The 6-minute video here describes the work of mission aviators and shows the needs, as well as the changed lives of the people they serve. Your gift to the 70th anniversary planes project will change—or even save—many thousands more lives! Watch online now!
 
 
 
 
SuccessGod's business
By Don Starlin
A giant leap for missionaries
By Charlene Hilliard West
The Quiet Hour aviation ministry slideshow
View images of The Quiet Hour-sponsored planes from Adventist Aviation Service, the Australian White Estate, Adventist World Aviation, and the TQH/AWA Unentered Tribes project.
A million-seven! How in the world can I help?
By Christy K. Robinson
When The Quiet Hour says, "changing lives with missionary air drops," this is NOT what we mean! ...
First-of-kind aircraft brings Adventist aid to Papua New Guinea
 
 
 
 

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