Keeping the Mission Moving in Papua New Guinea
Hudson serves as flight coordinator in Goroka, PNG, keeping church planting teams supplied and connected across some of the world's most remote terrain.
Keeping the Mission Moving in Papua New Guinea
Hudson serves as flight coordinator in Goroka, PNG, keeping church planting teams supplied and connected across some of the world's most remote terrain.
Hudson's Role: Flight Coordinator, Goroka
Logistics that keep the gospel moving
Papua New Guinea is breathtaking — and brutally isolated. Thousands of villages are tucked into highland valleys and jungle river basins with no roads connecting them to the outside world. For the missionary teams working in those places, aircraft aren't a convenience. They're a lifeline.
Based in Goroka — the operational hub for Ethnos360's aviation work in PNG — Hudson's job as flight coordinator is to make sure those flights happen. That means scheduling aircraft, coordinating cargo loads, communicating with teams in the field, and making sure the right supplies reach the right people at the right time.
On any given week, that could mean arranging a medical evacuation, getting food and equipment to a team deep in the Sepik, or ensuring a church planting family can get back to their village after a resupply trip. When flight coordination works well, the missionaries in the field can stay focused on what they came to do: learning language, building relationships, and sharing the gospel. When it breaks down, teams are stranded, supplies run out, and the work stalls.
This is Hudson's calling — not glamorous, but essential. It's the behind-the-scenes work that makes the front-lines possible.
What This Ministry Makes Possible
Every flight, every supply run, every coordinated effort is a step toward the gospel reaching people who have never heard it.
Why This Work Matters
The stakes on the ground are real.
No Roads In
Much of Papua New Guinea has no road infrastructure connecting its remote villages to the outside world. Aircraft are the only reliable way to reach many church planting sites. Without flight coordination, teams are stranded and resupply is impossible — the work simply cannot continue.
Unreached People Groups
The Sepik region and PNG's central highlands are home to communities who have never heard the gospel. The Senters' logistics and coordination work puts church planters on the ground in these places — and keeps them there long enough to see real change.
Your Support Is the Supply Chain
Every gift helps cover the cost of flights, coordination, and supplies that keep missionaries in the field and the gospel moving forward. When you give, you're not just donating to a cause — you're funding the infrastructure that makes church planting in remote PNG possible.
The Ministry at a Glance
10+ Years
Ethnos360-credentialed missionaries with deep field experience in PNG
Hundreds
Each flight connects a team to the supplies and support they need to stay on mission
Multiple
Communities across the Sepik region being reached for the first time through church planting
June 2026
The Senters are currently stateside — now is a great time to join their support team
Part of the Ethnos360 Family
Serving under one of the world's most established church planting missions organizations
Hudson and Gabby serve as missionaries with Ethnos360 — formerly known as New Tribes Mission — one of the world's largest and most respected church planting missions organizations, with decades of established presence in Papua New Guinea.
When you give to the Senters, your donation is processed securely through Ethnos360's platform. That means your gift is handled by a well-established, financially accountable organization with a long track record of stewarding donor resources well and getting them to the field.
You can give with confidence knowing that the infrastructure behind the Senters is solid — and that your support is making a real, measurable difference in some of the most remote communities on earth.
A note on timing: The Senter family is currently in the USA, stateside for the birth of their fourth child, Weston (due November 2025). They are planning to return to Papua New Guinea in June 2026. This is a meaningful moment — they are actively building their support team so they can return to the field fully funded and ready to serve. Your partnership right now matters.
Partner With the Senters
Two ways to get involved — choose one or both.
Give to the Mission
Become a financial partner
Your gift through Ethnos360 directly funds flight coordination, supplies, and the Senters' ongoing presence on the field in PNG. Even a monthly gift of any size makes a sustained, tangible difference — keeping missionaries in the field and the gospel moving forward in some of the world's most remote places.
Transparent storytelling
Hudson and Gabby share the real, unpolished story of missionary life — the hard parts and the hopeful parts.
Regular field updates
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Direct gospel impact
Your support funds the logistics that put church planters in unreached villages across PNG.
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