Serving Isolated People
The founders of MAF had a vision: to use the airplane to bring the Gospel to isolated people in remote corners of the world.
Some 65 years later, this remains the heart of our mission. MAF uses airplanes and other technologies to overcome mountains, deserts, jungles, and rivers, taking God’s Word to those who otherwise would never hear it. Thousands of remote villages rely on MAF to deliver physical and spiritual help. Below are some of the people groups served by MAF.
| Achenese |
Colonos |
Lomwe |
Punan |
| Achuar |
Dani |
Makonde |
Quichua |
| Bambara |
Dayak |
Makua |
Senoufou |
| Basotho |
Dogon |
Malian |
Shuar |
| Bataknese |
Ekari |
Moi |
Tonga |
| Bira |
Haitian |
Moni |
Waodani |
| Bozo |
Hema |
Mwani |
Yali |
| Budu |
Korowai |
Nande |
Yao |
| Chwabo |
Lendu |
Ngiti |