Kubota tractors are the little engines that can––and ones that MAF utilizes at its airstrips around the world. Recently, one of the MAF programs located
Two MAF pilots on a jungle adventure gain a greater compassion for those they serve It’s one thing to tell people that airplanes save missionaries
How MAF is helping one Congolese church leader spread the Gospel After landing deep in an isolated area of the Bas-Congo region in the Democratic
When Bill McLagan started working in avionics with MAF in 1978, he put his mix of technological knowledge and pilot know-how to good use, creating
With a pilot for a father, I grew up around airplanes. However, they never really grabbed my attention. I never stared at them with much
It’s no secret that MAF’s seasoned mechanics and volunteers are adept at creating useful items for plane maintenance on the field. But for a guy
Sometimes when writing about how MAF reaches remote areas, the word “remote” becomes the obligatory adjective of choice. MAF goes to remote places; that’s where
Our second day in Haiti took us to Jacmel, the coastal town that was hit hard by the earthquake but largely ignored when it came
On our first day visiting missionaries working in the interior of Haiti, one thing was readily apparent to me: the most effective mission work today
