By Jeanelle Reider Eight anxious young passengers gave one last hug to their hopeful parents, took a deep breath as the MAF pilot buckled
How missionaries, an airstrip, MAF airplanes, a school, and a clinic are being used by God to change the ending for the Moi people.
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.
The day was a mix of joyous celebration and solemn ceremony. The sounds of exuberant singing and traditional harp and drums filled the air.
Bibles to Holuwan: A Light For their Path by Linda Ringenberg The ladies of the village of Holuwan were waiting. They were dressed up,
by Grant Strugnell How one pilot saw it all come together Every new South African commercial pilot has a rite of passage: to visit Lanseria
One family’s faithfulness leads to lasting transformation in the Congo As the passengers stepped off the MAF airplane, a large crowd welcomed them with joyful
How people like you are helping the gospel reach the ends of the earth “Lord, thank You for the opportunity to be involved with MAF
Tiffany Brame has a thing for languages. She’s taught herself several and is currently learning Indonesian as she prepares to serve with MAF as a
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