Jungle Pilot: The Gripping Story of the Life and Witness of Nate Saint, Martyred Missionary to Ecuador

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Summary: Jungle Pilot
Review: "Jungle Pilot" is very good Christian literature. A good day to day account of Mission Aviation Fellowship operations in there out stations. Nate Saint's Jack of all Trades and the Master of Most attitude fits in well with a Bush Pilots mentality. I would recommend to aviation and religious readers alike. A good companion book would be "Through Gates of Splendor" by Elisabeth Elliot who's husband was martyred with Nate.

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Summary: Inspiring biography of a modern martyr for Christ. Superb.
Review: Insightful, often humorous, and deeply challenging biography of an ordinary American with an extraordinary faith in God and committment to His call to the life of a missionary pilot in Ecuador in the 1950's. Along with four friends, this warm, deeply spiritual man, a tinkerer with a love for "airplanes and Indians", was killed in 1956 by the tribal people to whom they had committed their lives. This noble life, willingly sacrificed for love of God, makes a book of which it can rightly be said, "it will change your life." Don't miss reading this one!

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Summary: Russell T. Hitt Scores a Winner
Review: Jungle Pilot is an amazing biography of Nate Saint. It will inspire you and move you in your walk with the Lord. Above all it teaches the most valuable lesson anyone can learn: I can do anything through Christ who gives me strength.