Peru Projects operates in several capacities. The first is the air program, which has a dual focus: transportation and pastoral. Air transportation is provided for volunteer missionaries, pastors of the East Peru Mission, and medical emergency evacuations for the general Peruvian population. Secondly, their pilot serves as a district pastor among the established churches in the upper Amazon jungle region, where other pastors cannot go.
The Bible-worker training course is another aspect. Peru Projects provides training, stipends, materials, mentoring, and technical guidance to native volunteer missionaries who go to communities to live, work, and plant churches in unentered areas. This program is taught and overseen in cooperation with the East Peru Mission. Often, once a body of believers is established, economic support and supervision is provided for the building of a jungle chapel.
The Launch Program consists of a medical missionary launch serving the villages along the Ucayali and Amazon Rivers, and their tributaries. Volunteer medical personnel living aboard the launch provide free health education and medical attention. In addition, volunteer missionaries and crew members hold evangelistic meetings, Bible studies, and spiritual mentoring.
