From Construction to the Cockpit: One Family’s Journey into Missions Who switches from running a successful construction company to fixing airplanes for missionaries? Meet Jeremy
A longtime MAF teacher’s vision for Outdoor Education transforms students and communities By Natalie Holsten The airstrip at a small village in the swampy lowlands
From Classroom to Global Impact Kevin and Kim Mills’ journey with Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) exemplifies God’s unexpected callings and the power of adaptability in
By Kim van Veen Most MAF airplanes don’t have nicknames, but “Sandy” does. And that’s because her journey to join the MAF fleet was full
Reflections on my time in Lesotho It was the evening of my first night in Lesotho and I was sitting under the Basotho wool blanket
Deep in the Amazon of Ecuador, MAF staff members Sixto Quiñones and Wilson Cuvi are discipling residents of the small village of Panintza. MAF airplanes
How God is using MAF Ecuador to transform lives in the Amazon Story by Jennifer WolfUnless otherwise noted: Photos by Lemuel Malabuyo Sixto Quiñonez called
This is the fourth and final post in a series about my time in the Amazon jungle of Ecuador with MAF. If you missed the
The MAF Cessna Caravan landed at the Vanga airstrip in the western Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). I disembarked and wondered what I would
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