falseNEW ZEALANDMarine Reach Ministrieswww.marinereach.comYWAMThursday, September 02, 2010Thursday, September 02, 2010Articleen60Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=0&x=94&y=94true1394Joanne GilchristRead our latest newsletter from Capt. Jesse Misa, Asia Pacific Regional Director. For additional newsletters and our 'Making Waves' magazines please click the links below. Latest newsletter - November 2009 Marine Reach 2009 Manifesto Latest 'Making Waves' Magazine - August 2009 Earlier newsletters and Making Waves magazinesSunday, 15 Nov 2009 14:15http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=24419&base=5124419Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=0&x=94&y=94true2574Emma CocksDental Report       Vunisea, Island of Kadavu- April 12-17, 2009   Melbourne Team- Cross Culture Church of Christ     Team: Dr. David Wallbridge, Cynthia Wallbridge-Dental Therapist,   Josephine Baker, Suzy Wang, Billy Chok, Jeriel Protacio, Daniel McKenzie, Bek Loh, Debbie Lai, Matthew Di Lorenzo, Jhanice Zamora,Thursday, 30 Jul 2009 16:30http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=27161&base=5127161Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=71420&x=94&y=94false1247Jeremy SchiererA book entitled The Tyranny of Distance by Geoffrey Blainey tells the early history of Australia and reveals the challenges faced by early settlers on a continent so far from their homelands.  But the phrase “tyranny of distance” also explains the hardships faced in many Fijian Islands.  The latest outreach of the M/V Pacific Link took us to the islands of Nairai and Gau, barelyThursday, 11 Jun 2009 19:57http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=27002&base=5127002Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=71312&x=94&y=94false1247Jeremy SchiererOur Pacific Challenge Discipleship Training School began aboard the M/V Pacific Link in January, sailed with us to Fiji at the end of March, and spent weeks 10 & 11 of their lecture period living ashore in Lautoka.  After the ship completed her first medical outreach of 2009 the DTS staff and students moved back aboard for their final training week.  Friday afternoon we departed on anWednesday, 20 May 2009 23:19http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=26910&base=5126910Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=71125&x=94&y=94false1247Jeremy SchiererMonths of planning and constant fine-tuning led to the departure of the M/V Pacific Link from Lautoka, Fiji just prior to midnight the day before Good Friday.  In the morning, having charted a safe passage through the coral-filled lagoon around Vatulele, we anchored outside the reef waiting to enter the lagoon at high tide the next day.  At sunrise Saturday morning we began bringingTuesday, 28 Apr 2009 15:41http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=26791&base=5126791Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=70895&x=94&y=94false1247Jeremy SchiererAfter several months in our homeport of Tauranga, New Zealand, the M/V Pacific Link began to make her way North on March 14.  Our first stop was just the other side of Tauranga harbour where we loaded the deck generator which had been away for a major overhaul.  We also hosted an open day when many people stopped by to see us off.  From Tauranga we sailed overnight, anchoring the nextWednesday, 08 Apr 2009 01:07http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=26691&base=5126691Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=0&x=94&y=94true1236Patty Carlson14/1/2009 WORST FLOOD IN FIJI’S HISTORY A tropical depression hit Fiji with a week of torrential rain. Many parts of both major islands were literally under water. At the height of the storm more than 8000 people were made homeless - without water, power, food, or dry clothes. Refuge centres were set up - many in local schools, and the main highway connecting Lautoka (where our Base is)Tuesday, 27 Jan 2009 13:38http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=26509&base=5126509Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=70037&x=94&y=94false1236Patty CarlsonA word from Rupert "Roo" & Angel at Mercy Link, Philippines To God be the Glory "Flat out" would best describe our activities at Mercy Link, on the sleepy island of Mindoro, Philippines. Praise Report: For many years the staff of Mercy Link has been asking the Lord to provide us with a property for our base. We have previously reported to you that Mercy Link was hoping toSunday, 23 Nov 2008 11:53http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=26283&base=5126283Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=69677&x=94&y=94false1247Jeremy SchiererWe are pleased to announce today's release of the 2009 Fiji Outreach Schedule for the M/V Pacific Link. (Click here to open) It is still in skeleton form with a lot of details to be added but for now we know when each outreach will begin, the ports of embarkation/debarkation for Mission Reach Teams, Medical Professionals, and Crew, and the medical focus of each outreach. Making plans in some countriesWednesday, 19 Nov 2008 21:58http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=26083&base=5126083Marine Reach Ministries51http://www.ywambases.org/cms/insec/tfii.aspx?id=0&x=94&y=94true1243Barry & Beryl TurnerOur CDTS 2008 returned from outreach excited as they shared of how the Lord has used them to bring Fijians into the Kingdom of God. Team 1 ministered in Kioa a small island off Vanua Levu. With a local pastor they spent a lot of time with the children and youth, sharing with them and playing games, building relationship with the villagers by going house to house sharing their testimony and prayingWednesday, 15 Oct 2008 10:49http://www.ywambases.org/articles.aspx?id=25901&base=5125901