The Power Is On And We're Back At MMS

Praise the Lord power was restored to the airport and MMS yesterday evening! Everyone reported to the shop for a normal day of service this morning. However, several of the MMS families are still without power at their home.

Upstairs
My morning was spent responding to all the email that had stacked-up since Friday. Karen came up after lunch and we had the pleasure of meeting with David and Amy to review David's apprenticeship, talk about MMS, and discuss their plans for the future. David is scheduled to finish service with MMS in March. David and Amy intend to serve with United Indian Mission (UIM). UIM's aviation program is based in Tucson and helps speed the gospel from several remote bases in Mexico. Another MMS graduate family currently serves with UIM.

David & Amy (L) and me and Karen (R).

In The Hangar
Work continues on the Chad 206 and the MAG 206 projects.

Here's a shot of Scott G. fabricating a new aluminum floor panel
for the fuselage of the MAG 206.

Tomorrow I hope to have a story and photo of missionary ingenuity related to working at the hangar without power...