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
By Kevin Mills Imagine this: you’re a missionary living in a remote jungle village, relaxing as you comfortably read a book at night. Suddenly the
By Kevin Mills An airstrip overhaul reestablishes a vital lifeline for a remote African village As he stood at the edge of the abandoned airstrip
An MAF pilot jumps at the chance to spend two weeks in the jungle doing outreach with local missionaries. When he approves the opening of a new airstrip and the MAF plane arrives to pick up his group, he’s reminded of the difference an MAF flight can make in the remotest parts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
By Natalie Holsten MAF serves medevac patients and families through hospitality ministry Novianty was wasting away, unable to eat and plagued by constant nausea and
By Jennifer Wolf Your support is enabling the light of Christ to reach a dark place on the south coast of Papua “Can you please
