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January 15, 2026
by Hannah Braly If I had two words to describe my first trip to a Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) program, they would be eye-opening and
by Hannah Braly If I had two words to describe my first trip to a Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) program, they would be eye-opening and
by Natalie Holsten MAF pilot Joe Adams often flew over the small village of Tiping, located high in the mountains of Lesotho, and wondered about
by Kim van Veen Islamist rebels entered the Lubero district early in the morning and rounded up 70 Christians in February of this year. They
by Hannah Braly In Papua, Indonesia, it can be extremely difficult for people living in isolation to visit bigger cities. Massive mountain ranges—stretching up to
by Hannah Braly For two years, Boga’s airstrip lay quiet. The sound of Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) airplanes—once a lifeline for the community—was gone. Due
Pilot logbooks reflect decades of faithful ministry by Natalie Holsten Since 1945, MAF has existed to bring the life-changing hope of the gospel to people
Looking back over the history of MAF, what stands out to you as the ministry celebrates its 80th anniversary? I’m grateful to be part of
How MAF is bringing light and hope to Guinea by Annelie Edsmyr There’s a friendly welcome in Guinea that MAF Country Director Lisa Blomberg treasures,
How a simple prayer is bearing fruit in the Amazon jungle By Jenn Wolf In the beginning, the people of Kusutka, Ecuador, wanted to kill
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