Power Source of Hope
MAF
November 11, 2020
By Joe Adams Sefiri Sepheephee pressed end on his phone and plugged it into the power station in a stone rondavel (mokhoro) in Matsaile, Lesotho.
By Joe Adams Sefiri Sepheephee pressed end on his phone and plugged it into the power station in a stone rondavel (mokhoro) in Matsaile, Lesotho.
By Corrine Cadinouche Because of where MAF staff live, God often brings them opportunities to minister to local people outside of the MAF sphere. Here,
MAF pilot Matt Monson in Lesotho shares this story about an opportunity to tell others about Christ. With some of our pilots out on furlough
Your support means MAF can share Christ’s peace in the midst of turmoil. An element of MAF’s work—one that is often overshadowed by stories of
Story by Jeremiah Hartin, an MAF pilot in Papua, Indonesia. Normally, you’ll find Jeremiah in his element–at the controls of a KODIAK airplane. But even
The unique role that you’ve played, through MAF, in the lives of the Moi people of Papua, Indonesia News spread quickly through the village and
The security situation where we live degraded last week, here in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo. It’s all “part of doing business” for overseas missionaries,
I recently had the privilege of attending the Issachar Initiative FTT (Finishing The Task) Conference at Rick Warren’s Saddleback Church in California. The Issachar Initiative
When MAF pilot/mechanic Kevin Spann’s parents visited Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, they had a special mission: to deliver Bibles to all the staff at the
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