Unearthing an Enduring Legacy
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September 23, 2015
Nearly 60 years ago, MAF pilot Nate Saint and four other missionaries landed at “Palm Beach” on the Curaray River in Ecuador. Setting foot on
Nearly 60 years ago, MAF pilot Nate Saint and four other missionaries landed at “Palm Beach” on the Curaray River in Ecuador. Setting foot on
Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace. – Ephesians 4:3 In the first century, the apostle Paul
Aviation ranks as one of the most conservative activities on the planet. In the beginning, all flights were experiments. Enough succeeded to encourage more tries,
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
Missionaries return to a Congolese village to build on the legacy of their grandparents—and share the love of Christ. The singing began even before our
Each of us pilots has our own secret gulp moment. A time when, despite training, diligence, and confidence, a voice in the back of our
The Cessna Caravan 9Q-CMO arrived at a remote village in western Democratic Republic of the Congo to much fanfare: music, singing, and a greeting by
In late January, UK-based Flame International, a ministry that helps the people of Africa find healing and reconciliation after years of violence, sent a team
In December, a bus crashed while negotiating Lesotho’s treacherous mountain roads. 7P-CMH and two other MAF Cessna 206s answered the call to come to the
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