Faith
Missionaries Remembered After Tragic Plane Crash
Faith Facts
- Alexander Wurm, 53, and his daughter Serena, 22, died in a crash while flying from Florida to Jamaica for hurricane relief.
- Both devoted their lives to serving others, sharing the gospel, and offering vital aid to those in need.
- Local believers and Christian leaders are calling for prayers and honoring their legacy of faith and service.
The Christian community mourns the loss of Alexander and Serena Wurm, who dedicated their final moments to delivering aid to storm-stricken Jamaica.
Their ministry, Ignite the Fire, was founded to empower youth through missions and evangelism across the Caribbean.
“Alexander, known for his warmth and unwavering kindness, devoted his life to serving others — both through his actions and by sharing the gospel of Jesus across the globe,” the ministry’s statement reads.
Their journey brought critical supplies after the devastation of Hurricane Melissa, which left widespread damage across the island.
“May his love and wisdom continue to echo through everything we do.”
Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash while the faithful gather in prayer, trusting God to sustain the grieving family.
This tragedy reminds us to stand together in faith, to serve one another, and to honor those who live out Christ’s love in times of need.