YWAM Ships Receives Third Vessel for PNG – s/y RUACH

Brett Curtis, of YWAM Ships Kona said they were very grateful to receive the vessel, “The s/y RUACH will assist in the very important, long term training and medical work YWAM has been undertaking in Papua New Guinea since 2010.”Since that time, m/v PACIFIC LINK and the m/v YWAM PNG have delivered more than 330,000 training and medical outputs. Mr. Curtis said that the hope is to deploy the s/y RUACH long term into PNG with an initial 5-year commitment to the northern isolated islands of the nation.

The Ship will be operated by YWAM Ships Newcastle. “Our team is full of anticipation to partner with our friends in PNG. We celebrate both the generosity, and the extraordinary work of the Swiss Charity Jugendheim Sternen AG. We are thrilled to build upon their proud history.” said David Stephenson of YWAM Ships Newcastle.