In 2004 Laymen Ministries began the Vanuatu mission project located on the island of Gaua. Dr. Mark Turnbull, his wife Naomi and their daughter Kay left the comforts of Australia for the Jungles on the thisvolcanic island chain. Our work in Vanuatu includes medical ministry, mission aviation, health education, planting schools and churches. In 2007 God miraculously provided a nearly brand new orange Maule bush plane, perfect for landing on grass airstrips on these remote islands.

As word grew of our mission work and its impact on the island of Gaua, neighboring islands have labored for more than a year to construct grass airstrips for the Maule airplane.

VANUATU'S LAST FRONTIER (2010)
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Come on an adventure to one of the most remote places in the world as we visit Vanuatu's Last Frontier and visit with Laymen Ministries' missionaries on the island.

In 2010 Dr. Mark landed the airplane on three new islands, Motalava, Toga and Merelava. Reaching these untouched islands in the northern most areas of the country was our objective from the start. The dream of someday landing on these islands and reaching these people with the Three Angel's Messages is now a reality.

Construction on a "hangar home" for Dr. Mark and his family was recently completed. A hangar serves as protection for the airplane during storms and cyclones and an upper level of the hangar provides adequate living space. The Vanuatu mission projects always has various needs for additional missionary teachers, medical staff, volunteers to help with construction and operation expenses.

If you would like to find out more about this project, support this project or get involved yourself, please contact Laymen Ministries or visit Dr. Mark's Vanuatu website at:

www.4hishope.com.