May 8, 2008 (UPDATE) :: Please continue to pray for visas and permissions so MAF can serve those suffering in Myanmar/Burma.
Current status:
- An MAF Caravan float plane and staff from Papua, Indonesia are ready for deployment.
- MAF mechanics are ready to go to Bangladesh to complete the inspection on the float plane so that aircraft can deploy, if needed.
NAMPA, Idaho (04/07/08) – John Boyd, a native of Scotland reared in South Africa, was installed as the new president of Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), a faith-based, nonprofit ministry that serves missions and isolated people around the world with aviation, communications and learning technologies.
The Kodiak – New-Generation Bush Plane – Coming to the Rescue; Funds Needed
NAMPA, Idaho – A shortage of aviation fuel – or “av gas” – has grounded missionary pilots of Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), a faith-based, non-profit ministry that serves missions and isolated people around the world with aviation, communications and learning technologies.
By John Boyd
President, MAF-US
"The centrality of Christ in our ministry is an imperative."
That was the foremost point John Boyd made during his inaugural address to MAF-US staff in Nampa on Jan. 21.
Boyd stressed that the words above his desk and on the wall of his home church in Cape Town, South Africa - "God's Word Above All Things," and the centrality of Christ - will guide him and MAF in the future.
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