Stories
We hope these stories, told by MAF staff, our partners and supporters, will both inform and encourage you
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Follow your calling
Elisha Moita began preaching in 1977, aged just 16. ‘I really believe that God created me to become evangelist’ Elisha shares – ‘it is my ‘God call.’
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A promise from God
In 2013, during a visit to Bartholomew’s Orphanage in Kajo Keji , MAF Reporter Jill Vine noticed a rusting wheelchair frame that belonged to a...
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A little girl gets new feet
A disabled girl was considered worthless until she was noticed by someone outside her family.
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#World Chocolate Day
In the beginning was the cocoa pod – the beautiful, freshly picked, raw product – grown in tropical equatorial climates around the world,...
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Medevac Monday
MAF medevaced Father Augustine Bayo from Arua after a motorcycle accident left him with serious injuries in the far north- west of Uganda.
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Flying for clean water in a war zone
On 1 June 2018 MAF flew to Ulang, South Sudan with almost a ton of well drilling equipment for Medair. The area is home to refugees...
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Chad Famine Relief - 1985
Early in 1985, word came to us from Chad: 30,000 would die of starvation in the Bébalém district if nothing was done. The most vulnerable were...
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Welcoming the weary in DRC
‘A touch says we’re all in this together,’ explains MAF Pilot Jon Cadd. ‘It helps make people feel more at ease.’
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The hungry are fed in South Sudan
There was a great celebration when the food trucks finally rolled into Mundri South Sudan in March - four months later than planned.
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Tricycles for change in South Sudan
Simon Sala works to raise the quality of life for disabled people in South Sudan by helping to get them mobile.
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A night at Nakurio in 1971
The following report was published in an issue of MAF News in June 1971. The writer, MAF Pilot Les Brown, accompanied Dr. Dick Anderson of...
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Life among the Gabbra of northern Kenya
Eddie and Rachel Andersen and their six children work amongst the Gabbra tribe in Northern Kenya, a people group spread over a...
