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⏲ Duration: 8 min 32 sec
✓ Published: 02-Feb-2023
✓ Published: 02-Feb-2023
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Episode 001 - For the Love of God, and Aviation: Becoming a Missionary Pilot in Papua New Guinea.nnPapua New Guinea: in the backwater river systems of Papua New Guinea, Mark and Kirsten Palm run Samaritan Aviation, compelled by a passion for people and the love of God they offer emergency medical care via floatplane to remote communities that suffer from inter-tribal conflict and non-existent access to modern medical care.
Episode 001 - For the Love of God, and Aviation: Becoming a Missionary Pilot in Papua New Guinea.nnPapua New Guinea: in the backwater river systems of Papua New Guinea, Mark and Kirsten Palm run Samaritan Aviation, compelled by a passion for people and the love of God they offer emergency medical care via floatplane to remote communities that suffer from inter-tribal conflict and non-existent access to modern medical care.
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