Fighting for the Forgotten Pygmies
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August 10, 2015
With MAF’s help, an American fighter works to free an enslaved people After carrying a 120-pound bag of charcoal attached to a strap wrapped around
With MAF’s help, an American fighter works to free an enslaved people After carrying a 120-pound bag of charcoal attached to a strap wrapped around
Sebongile and Neheng are two of my favorite people. The best of friends with a lot common, they are the same age and go to
I in them and You in Me—so that they may be brought to complete unity. Then the world will know that You sent Me and
April 27, 2015 – Mission Aviation Fellowship Disaster Response personnel have arrived in Nepal and are assessing how the ministry can best help in the
Imagine sending your baby boy off on a motorcycle every morning into the craziness that is Sentani Traffic. Never mind that this “baby” is a
A few years back we did a story about the Korowai people of Danowage [FlightWatch Winter 2012] and how the MAF floatplane was serving them,
A Pastor’s Testimony Last September, MAF and three partnering organizations held a formal pastor training for 105 pastors from El Salvador and the surrounding regions.
This story comes to us from MAF pilot John Dalton. John flies a Cessna Caravan floatplane and is based out of Merauke in Papua, Indonesia.
For 70 years, as the face of world Christianity has changed, MAF staff have had the privilege of seeing local believers step up to the
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