# Nate Saint
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Nathanael Saint (August 30, 1923 – January 8, 1956) was an evangelical Christian missionary pilot to Ecuador who, accompanied by four others, was killed while attempting to evangelize the Huaorani people through efforts known as Operation Auca.
== Early life ==
Saint was born in 1923. When he was seven he took his first plane ride with his brother Sam, who would eventually become a commercial pilot for American Airlines.
S4E3: A Love Worth Giving Everything For | Justie Wingfeld
This episode of The Go and Send Podcast features Justie Wingfeld, co-founder of Akonda Ministries in Malawi. Justie grew up watching her parents live out their faith, and a family friend's story of missionary sacrifice planted a desire in her heart at a young age to give her whole life for someon...
Called to the Sky: Nate Saint Part 1
This week on Fresh Ground Theology’s The Weekend Cup, we begin the story of missionary pilot Nate Saint—not with his famous final flight, but with the boy who dreamed of flying long before he ever saw the Ecuadorian jungle. A childhood fascination with aviation, a serious battle with osteomyeliti...
The Jungle Pilot: Nate Saint Part 2
This week on Fresh Ground Theology’s The Weekend Cup, Nate Saint arrives in Ecuador and discovers what missionary aviation really means. Flying from Shell Mera into the Oriente, Nate carries missionaries, supplies, and medicine across terrain where a relatively short distance could otherwise beco...
“Operation Auca”: Nate Saint Part 3
This week on Fresh Ground Theology’s The Weekend Cup, the airplane finally comes down. In January 1956, Nate Saint, Jim Elliot, Ed McCully, Peter Fleming, and Roger Youderian establish a camp on a sandbar along Ecuador’s Curaray River they call “Palm Beach.” After months of exchanging gifts from ...
September 19 | Moments Almanac | Sent
Three generations. Three journeys. One calling.
On September 19, 1853, twenty-one-year-old Hudson Taylor sailed from England for China. Decades later, Jonathan Goforth carried that same missionary burden deeper into the Chinese interior. And on September 19, 1955, Nate Saint flew over the Ecuador...
Beyond the Spear: Nate Saint Part 4
This week on Fresh Ground Theology’s The Weekend Cup, we discover why Nate Saint’s story cannot end on Palm Beach in this final part. After the deaths of the five missionaries, Nate’s sister Rachel Saint continued her work with the Waorani language, while Jim Elliot’s widow Elisabeth eventually e...
Healthy Partnerships with Local Churches on the Mission Field
In this episode, Jaime Saint of ITEC shares how Western churches can be a part of training and equipping indigenous churches in the non-western world. Jaime shares five principles for doing this well and why it matters for the Great Commission.
Bio:Jaime was born into a family with a heritage in ...
Providential Nerve
Providential Nerve
Or, Letting the Wicked Man Dig His Pit
Do you have enough nerve to let God let your enemy dig his own pit?
How many problems could you have with that question? I'd say it could easily be three. 1) "Nerve" isn't a Bible word. 2) As a Christian, you don't really have any enemies...
