About MAC

Mission Air Care is a purposeful fundamental, baptistic, missionary cooperative designed to plant, and service other fundamental church planters. Established in 2001, MAC provides logistical support to affiliated ministries that work in Alaska.

Our full-service ministry is a lifeline to the church planters as they strive to fulfill "The Great Commission" and meet the spiritual needs of families who live in remote villages of Alaska. MAC desires to do this in a way that will "Promote a high view of God in our village and aviation ministries."

Who Are We

Mission Air Care is a non-profit, Christian ministry which is deeply rooted into church planting throughout Alaska. Brother Earl Malpass resigned as a operations supervisor of a major turbine engine repair & overhaul facility and moved his family to North Pole, AK in 2001. Once there he, by God's grace, established Mission Air Care with the desire to "promote a high view of God in their village and aviation ministries."

What We Do

In remote areas of the world, like the Bush of Alaska, it is expensive and difficult to live and minister in villages without road service to the outside world. Therefore, MAC is organized as a Baptist Cooperative based in the middle of the state. The ministry is not limited to holding services in remote villages on the weekends, but includes temporary missionary housing, storage, purchasing, expediting, aircraft maintenance, flights incidental to the ministry, and logistical support to affiliated, like minded ministries. By God's grace, MAC has been able to assist several missionaries in survey trips to villages, as well as train missionary interns for service in the Lord's Army. MAC also uses innovative means to get the Gospel into the hands of dog mushers by handing out John & Romans at scores of dog sled races every year.

How We Do It

Anything good that is done, to God be the glory. We'll take the blame for everything else! MAC is a traditional faith-based ministry existing by the generous prayers and gifts of churches and friends. Gifts are sent through Baptist Missions to Forgotten Peoples, a 501c3 corporation based in Jacksonville, FL. The Malpass' are members of and are sent out of Calvary Baptist Church in Simpsonville, SC. Equipment and special projects are funded by designated gifts and offerings.