Join the Mission From Wherever You Are
Two Ways to Partner With Us
Every partner plays a real role in the mission. Choose how you'd like to be involved — or do both.
Give Financially
Fund the mission directly
Your financial gifts directly support Hudson's work as a flight coordinator in Goroka, PNG, and provide for our family's day-to-day needs on the field. Flights are the lifeline for church-planting teams reaching remote communities with no road access — and your giving keeps those flights happening.
All donations are processed securely through Ethnos360 (formerly New Tribes Mission), a well-established international missions organization. Giving through their platform is safe, straightforward, and tax-deductible.
Direct field impact
Your gift goes to work immediately, supporting a ministry role that directly enables church-planting teams across remote PNG.
Secure & tax-deductible giving
All gifts are processed through Ethnos360's established platform. You'll receive a tax receipt and can give with confidence.
Stay in the Loop
Follow along and pray specifically
Our newsletter is the best way to stay connected to what's actually happening on the ground in PNG. Hudson and Gabby write it personally — you'll get real stories, honest updates, prayer requests, and family news, not a polished press release.
If you want to pray for us specifically and know what's really going on, the newsletter is where that happens. Sign up below — and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Personal stories from the field
The newsletter goes beyond headlines — Hudson and Gabby share the real, unfiltered moments of missionary life in PNG.
Easy to unsubscribe anytime
No pressure, no spam. Sign up to follow along, and step away whenever you need to. We just want to keep the door open.
About Ethnos360 & How Giving Works
Trusted, accountable, and transparent
Hudson and Gabby serve as active, vetted missionaries under Ethnos360 (formerly New Tribes Mission) — a long-standing international missions organization with decades of experience placing and supporting missionaries around the world. The Senters are not an independent entity; they are on staff with Ethnos360, accountable to the organization's leadership, and fully supported through its established financial infrastructure.
When you give through the Ethnos360 platform, your donation is directed specifically to Hudson and Gabby's ministry support account. Gifts are tax-deductible, processed securely, and accompanied by receipts for your records. You can give one time or set up recurring support — whatever works best for you.
If you've never given to a missionary through Ethnos360 before, you're in good hands. They've been doing this for a long time, and your gift will reach the field.
Common Questions
We want giving and connecting to feel simple and clear. Here are answers to the questions we hear most.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes. All gifts are processed through Ethnos360, a registered nonprofit organization. You will receive a tax receipt for your records.
Where does my money go?
Your gift is directed to Hudson and Gabby's personal support account with Ethnos360. It covers their living expenses, ministry costs, and travel needs as they serve in Papua New Guinea. Nothing goes to overhead on our end — it goes directly to keeping the Senters on the field.
What is Ethnos360?
Ethnos360, formerly known as New Tribes Mission, is a well-established international missions organization with a long history of placing and supporting missionaries around the world. Hudson and Gabby are active, vetted members serving under Ethnos360's leadership and accountability structure.
Are the Senters currently in PNG?
As of mid-2025, Hudson and Gabby are in the United States for the birth of their son Weston, due in November 2025. They plan to return to Papua New Guinea in June 2026. This season stateside is a great time to join their support team before they head back to the field.
What does Hudson actually do in PNG?
Hudson serves as a flight coordinator based in Goroka, PNG. He schedules and manages the aircraft that move church-planting missionaries, supplies, and personnel across remote regions of PNG that have no road access. Without those flights, teams in places like the Sepik region simply can't function. It's a behind-the-scenes role with very front-line impact.
What will I receive if I subscribe to the newsletter?
Personal updates from Hudson and Gabby — written in their own words. You can expect real stories from the field, specific prayer requests, ministry news, and glimpses into family life. It reads like a letter from a friend, not a ministry report.
How often does the newsletter go out?
Regularly, though frequency can vary with field activity and family life. The goal is meaningful updates, not inbox clutter. When something worth sharing happens, you'll hear about it.
Can I support in ways other than giving money?
Absolutely — and honestly, prayer is the most important thing. The newsletter exists specifically to keep you equipped to pray with us, not just for us. If you want to know what's really going on so you can intercede specifically, subscribing is the best place to start.
We Couldn't Do This Without You
From our family to yours — thank you.
We mean that sincerely. Every gift, every prayer, every person who opens our newsletter and takes a moment to think about what's happening in Papua New Guinea — it all matters. More than we can say.
Hudson's role coordinating flights might not look like the classic image of missionary work, but those aircraft are the thread connecting church-planting teams to the remote communities they serve. When you give, you're part of that thread. When you pray, you're part of it too.
We're a regular family doing an extraordinary thing, and we need people in our corner. If that's you — welcome. We're glad you're here.
— Hudson & Gabby Senter