Cleared for Landing: Determining if an Airstrip is Safe
MAF
December 13, 2012
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from a post on the blog of MAF pilot Jon Cadd, who is serving in the Democratic Republic
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from a post on the blog of MAF pilot Jon Cadd, who is serving in the Democratic Republic
Here in Congo, linguists serving with SIL International (a field partner of Wycliffe Bible Translators) are working with local churches to promote Bible translation, literacy, Scripture use,
Before I came to Congo, I only talked about stretching in relation to our budget. Lately though, I feel a lot like the stretchy band
It is incredible how moving overseas can deeply change a person. Living in an environment so different from where we’ve grown up has caused us
We’ve enjoyed trying some of the local foods here in Congo and learning how to prepare them. One of our favorites is b’teku teku (pronounced
The last in our series In Africa, this quest post was written by videographer Ron Wormser. The young German man approached the plane holding up
As I sit here at my desk in Bunia, D.R. Congo, I can’t help but think of the day I had yesterday and laugh. I’ve
Drivers in Kinshasa are crazy! There just aren’t any rules and no one really listens to the police. Whenever there is a stretch of open
MAF is privileged to partner with Laban Ministries International (LMI) and Jim and Nancy Smith in their mission: “to train nationals in the heart of
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