MAF’s newest KODIAK, an amphibious floatplane, ushers in a new season of ministry in Kalimantan In June, Brad Hopkins was the last MAF pilot
An Indonesian woman remembers the impact a small red and white airplane made on her life—and the lives of so many others. “When I
MAF flights bring trainers to remote villages to teach culturally relevant Bible story-telling methods “It doesn’t get much better than this.” Brad Hopkins, our
I made up this rule when I was a kid: If I’m afraid of something, I must try it. So, that’s how I found myself
Pebbles scratched the paint. Bigger rocks just turned over in the propeller blast. But golf- to baseball-sized stones pounded the tail of my airplane. Couldn’t
A maintenance specialist’s race against time shows the key part each of us plays. Mike and Angie Johnson had just returned to the Tarakan base
I take Eric’s 4-year-old hand in mine. He slows down my usually fast gait. I help him stay focused on the short journey to his
As our year petered to a close, almost everyone in my family had colds and we all kept fighting over the single box of Kleenexes.
The third in a series. If you missed the previous stories, here are links to the first and second posts. I turned right at the store which
