As COVID-19 vaccines continue to roll out worldwide, Christian ministries are leading the charge in certain countries.
Mission Aviation Fellowship Flying Coronavirus Vaccines to Remote Lesotho Clinics
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Despite Coronavirus, Mission Aviation Fellowship Sees Surge in Mission Field Applicants
After the pandemic last year brought major shutdowns and changes worldwide, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) was worried the number of people willing to serve on the mission field would drop.
Mission Aviation Fellowship Delivers Bibles to Yali Tribe 52 Years After First Missionaries Martyred
A plane laden with 2,400 Bibles was recently welcomed by the joyful chanting and swaying of Yali tribal women in Papua, Indonesia. The Yali people requested more Bibles in their native language and Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) was eager to respond.
Yali Tribe of Papua New Guinea That Once Killed Two Missionaries Receives 2,500 Bibles and is Now Sharing the Gospel
In 1968, the Yali tribe of Papua New Guinea that practiced witchcraft and cannibalism killed two missionaries. Today, they hunger for the Word of God.
Yali Tribe of Papua New Guinea That Once Killed Two Missionaries Receives 2,500 Bibles and is Now Sharing the Gospel
In 1968, the Yali tribe of Papua New Guinea that practiced witchcraft and cannibalism killed two missionaries. Today, they hunger for the Word of God.
Stuart King, a Pilot Who Survived D-Day to Help Found Mission Aviation Fellowship, Dies at 98
Stuart King, cofounder of Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), has passed away at the age of 98. A Royal Air Force engineer who fought for Britain in World War II, King devoted his life after the war to taking light aircraft to the remotest parts of […]
Mission Aviation Fellowship Aids Displaced Congolese Fleeing Violence and Dealing with Mental Trauma
Violence is on the rise in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo between tribes, militia, and other groups. Over one million people across the DRC are newly displaced in the last eight months – one of the worst rates of displacement in the world.
Mission Aviation Fellowship Flies Patients in Haiti During Coronavirus Plague
An impoverished country faces COVID-19 with sporadic electricity, but Mission Aviation Fellowship is working to bring help and hope in the Name of Jesus.
A Haitian National to Fly with Mission Aviation Fellowship
When did Zacharie François know he wanted to be a pilot? “It would be the first of May 2013,” he says. “I had my first flight on an airplane [over Haiti] on a Cessna 206. The Lord used that flight to show me the needs […]
American Mission Aviation Fellowship Pilot Joyce Lin Dies in Plane Crash While Delivering Coronavirus Supplies to Remote Villages in Indonesia
Joyce Lin, an American missionary pilot, died in a crash Tuesday just minutes after her plane took off to deliver COVID-19 supplies to remote villages in Indonesia. She was 40.
Lesotho is Still Coronavirus Free but Preparing for the Worst, Mission Aviation Fellowship Grounds Most Flights
Lesotho and Comoros are the only two countries in Africa that still don’t have any COVID-19 cases. But since Lesotho is nested within South Africa, which has around 5,000 cases of coronavirus, the small mountain nation is bracing for a potential pandemic influx.
Mission Aviation Fellowship’s Hospital House Serves Coronavirus Patients’ Families in Indonesia
The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has hospitals around the world scrambling for help and families unsure how to help hospitalized loved ones. In Indonesia, however, patients rely on their families year-round.
