In many places across the Amazon, the greatest challenge is not only getting there, but also remaining present. It is extremely difficult to create opportunities for communities to access knowledge, development, and hope. It was with this purpose that the partnership between the Faculty of Sciences, Education, and Theology of Northern Brazil (Faceten) and Asas de Socorro was born: to unite education and mission in order to reach people who live where few are able to go. In th

The first trip of the year began in a different way. The proposal was simple and, at the same time, challenging: to take nothing except Jesus. No major structures, no ready-made answers. Only presence and a willingness to listen. The Puxirum Ribeirinho Mission invited us to slow down, to let go of control, and to enter into something deeper: to listen to the territory, to hear the people, and to truly be with them. We went from house to house not to teach first, but to learn.

In the Amazon, every flight tells a unique story. More than routes on a map, these are journeys that connect people to care, health, and hope. This is exactly how Asas de Socorro serves: shortening distances that, for many, would otherwise be impossible to cross, and bringing presence where it is needed most. Each flight is different, but they all carry the same purpose. On different flights, lives were impacted in unique ways. Vânia shared her joy: “The experience was wonder

| WHEN CARE BEGINS BEFORE THE JOURNEY Our mission begins long before takeoff. That was the case for Maria do Carmo. With limited mobility after a clavicle fracture, every step was handled with attention and dignity. A staircase was arranged to help her safely board the aircraft. More than transporting her to Porto Velho for surgery, the mission was to take care of her. | A TESTIMONY THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Her daughter, who accompanied her, shared: It was a peaceful and very b