Field Stories

Haiti (MNN) - MAF airstrip is still waterlogged, but ministry continues.

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Haiti (MNN) — It's been more than eight months, but the city of Gonaives is still feeling the effects of hurricanes and tropical storms. The government is getting help from the United States in the form of $155 million to help prevent future mudslides and improve drainage in the lowland.

Posted on 12/4/2009

Bangladesh - Cyclone Sidr

By Paul Dukes, MAF Maintenance Specialist, Turbine/Float

“MAF Air Support.” We are a non-governmental organization (NGO) operating out of the city of Dhaka, the capital of the country.

So, you ask, why am I here?

Posted on 12/4/2009

MAF Struggles Faithfully as Kenya Turmoil Continues

By Bernard Terlouw
Program Manager, MAF-Kenya

Editor's Note: This is a personal, firsthand report from the MAF program manager in Kenya concerning the continuing violence there. Violence continues in this troubled nation as Mission Aviation Fellowship seeks to save those in immediate peril.

Posted on 12/4/2009

The Ultimate Answer to Prayer

By Dianna Gibney, MAF Headquarters, Nampa, Idaho Haiti. The people of this island nation live in desperation, trapped under the yoke of poverty, violence, and superstition. However, the Lord is answering the prayers of His people in Haiti. This was recently seen in the miraculous conversions of Clemezine and her husband Malenga, voodoo witchdoctors who recently committed their lives to Christ.

Posted on 12/4/2009