Wednesday, June 30

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE In tough times, as well as good times, God has blessed MAF with faithful supporters like you. Spend time reflecting on how God has blessed you in your life and know that, as a loving Father, He will continue to bless you and MAF.

Tuesday, June 29

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE Life can feel overwhelming, but God will never forsake us. Just as MAF’s founders had a huge task ahead, we know that, ‘He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus’ (Philippians 1:6, NIV).

Monday, June 28

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE Since MAF’s rural airstrip review in PNG, most have re-opened. Our airstrips are gateways to the world’s remotest communities, but they need to be maintained for safety. Pray that local people will understand the importance of this and look after their runways.

Sunday, June 27

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE Praise God for the construction of Lailenpi Airstrip in Myanmar. People will no longer have to travel for three days by road to reach their nearest hospital — in future, it will take just 55 minutes by air. Saving time saves lives.





















Lailenpi airstrip in Myanmar will hugely benefit the local communities of Chin State

Saturday, June 26

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE MAF recently launched its Engineer Training Scheme. Recruiting experienced aviation staff who are Christians is hard, so we’re growing our own! If you know someone who might be interested in a career in aviation engineering, please direct them to our website www.maf-uk.org/engineer-training

Friday, June 25

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE MAF Mareeba is expanding. Two hangars, a flight school and trainee accommodation will be built in the next four years, enabling MAF to serve Arnhem Land, PNG, Timor-Leste and Bangladesh more efficiently. Our God is faithful, Amen!

Thursday, June 24

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE Thank God for the MAF team in Liberia. The new aircraft hangar, offices and stores are finally finished, thanks to their tireless teamwork. Pray that these new facilities will transform our work in western Africa and serve even more people more effectively.




















The new hangar in Liberia is complete 
PHOTO: JURG VAN DYK

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