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Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby flies with MAF on visit to refugee camps
MAF were honoured to fly the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and the archbishop of Uganda the Most Rev Stanley Ntagalion a visit to Moyo and Adjumani refugee camps this week.
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MAF joins Scottish Governments panel to allocate £1 million Humanitarian Emergency Fund
MAF’s Head of Scotland, Ruth Jack was present this week when the Scottish Government announced how the how the new £1 million Humanitarian Emergency Fund, launched in April, will be allocated.
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MAF frequent flier honoured with award for Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation
Frequent MAF flier Bishop Paride Taban today received the Hubert Walter Award for Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation from Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. Story and photos by LuAnne Cadd
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Update on the aftermath of Cyclone Mora
On Tuesday 30th May, Cyclone Mora struck Bangladesh and continued on to Myanmar causing widespread devastation in its wake. Our partner ministry, Health and Hope Myanmar, was badly affected by the storms and needs our prayers.
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A Royal Visit
HRH Princess Anne paid a visit to MAF stand in Edinburgh.
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MAF responds to mudslide in Kutacane, Aceh
A massive mudslide occurred on at 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday 12th April, in the district of Kutacane on the island of Sumatra, a 1.5 hour flight from Banda Aceh, where an MAF humanitarian base is located.
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MAF launches new TV advert
MAF UK launches a new TV ad to encourage Christians to get on board with its mission
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MAF responding to Cyclone Enawo in Madagascar
After cyclone Enawo hit Madagascar last week, we can confirm that our team are all safe and well and are assessing what MAF can do to respond to this cyclone.
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New airstrip construction plans approved in Lailenpi, Myanmar
One year after the initial assessment and proposal, the Vice President of Myanmar has granted approval for plans to build an airstrip in Lailenpi, in the Chin mountains.
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Famine declared in South Sudan
South Sudan has tragically become the first country since 2011 to declare a famine.
