By Corrine Cadinouche Because of where MAF staff live, God often brings them opportunities to minister to local people outside of the MAF sphere. Here,
One family’s faithfulness leads to lasting transformation in the Congo As the passengers stepped off the MAF airplane, a large crowd welcomed them with joyful
One Donor’s Unforgettable Encounter with MAF By: Grace H. One casual, unexpected conversation at a church event was all it took for Mike Rowles’s dream
How one MAF couple builds bridges in their neighborhood The angry shouts of the men circling her car were drowned out by the frantic crying
An MAF pilot flies his mom and their ministries converge to bring life-saving medical training to Congolese doctors and nurses. “Mom, this is surreal.
A glimpse at how you help MAF staff leave a lasting legacy Garth Pederson, a long-time pilot with MAF, handed the keys to his motorcycle
“Is it worth it? Is having a visitor from home really worth all the time and money spent getting there?” We were asked this question
Missionary Physician Assistant Katherine Niles, with American Baptist International Ministries, serves as the coordinator for the Baptist health/medical work in western Democratic Republic of the
Airplanes are complicated. And to the outsider, it can sound like pilots and maintenance specialists are speaking a different language when they talk about their
