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
Your support means MAF can share Christ’s peace in the midst of turmoil. An element of MAF’s work—one that is often overshadowed by stories of
Story by Jeremiah Hartin, an MAF pilot in Papua, Indonesia. Normally, you’ll find Jeremiah in his element–at the controls of a KODIAK airplane. But even
Story by Brian Marx, an MAF pilot in Papua, Indonesia One hundred miles east of us is an immense jungle area known as the Mamberamo.
A unique perspective on MAF Missionaries and what is often misunderstood about missionary service. “There is this assumption that missionaries are more spiritual or somehow
By Kees Janse His name is very applicable: Selamat. Which is an Indonesian word used as a greeting, but it also means “saved” or “rescued.”
