Prayer Diary - SUmmer 2014 (June-August)

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Prayer DiarySUMMER 2014

JUNE – AUGUST

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ASCENDING THE HEIGHTS‘Master, it is good for us to be here.’

Luke 9:33

Following JesusJesus took three disciples, Peter, John and James, up a high mountain so He could meet with God, His Father, in prayer.

As Jesus prayed, the disciples saw His appearance change. God gave them the privilege of seeing Jesus in all His glory alongside Moses and Elijah.

In a sense, a veil was taken away and they saw Jesus as He would appear after His resurrection.

We all need times like this. Moments when we glimpse the eternal beyond the temporary. Moments when we catch sight of something of permanent worth that transcends the humdrum concerns of our materialistic world. Moments when we leave this transitory world and gain a heavenly perspective.

Prayer can do that for us. In communion with God, we can enter into one of those transcendent places where heaven and earth meet. A place where we become aware of the ultimate reality that exists beyond our normal everyday experiences.

Like the disciples, we can be forgiven for wanting to remain in such a place, holding onto the revelation given to us in prayer. But that is not to be. The vision was eventually obscured by a cloud, followed by God’s voice saying, ‘This is my Son, whom I have chosen; listen to Him.’

Afterwards, Jesus led His friends down the mountain, ready to meet the needs of the large crowd below. Then, with a demonstration of His miraculous power, Jesus healed the demon-possessed boy and explained how He would willingly offer Himself up to the hands of sinful men.

As we commune with God in prayer, we too need to listen to Jesus when He asks us to minister His love practically to a needy world. In a sense, this Prayer Diary is part of that listening process and is part of the way we are led down from heavenly places back to the world of 21st century need.

As you work through the days and the weeks of prayer topics, take time to listen to the Lord. Let us take note of what He says, and follow where His Spirit leads.

‘Speak, Lord, Your servant is listening.’

Summer 2014

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SUNDAY 1 Praise God as we celebrate 25 years of MAF service in Madagascar. Give thanks for the ways in which many lives have been touched and changed by effective Christian ministry.

MONDAY 2 Uphold Programme Manager Bert van den Bosch and his wife Janetta. Pray for God’s guiding as Bert leads a team which includes both international and Malagasy personnel.

TUESDAY 3 In recent years, Madagascar has known many political upheavals, including a coup in 2009. Give thanks that the country now has an elected president. Uphold President Rajaonarimampianina, and pray for lasting peace and stability for Madagascar’s people.

WEDNESDAY 4 Pray for Finance Officer Bako Ranarivelo, and our Finance Secretary, Jeanneline Fara Rasoamananjara. Uphold them and other local workers as they use their skills to support the MAF team.

THURSDAY 5 Wycliffe Bible Translators has ten teams working in remote areas of the country. They are involved in translating both the Bible and the Jesus film into different languages. Pray for our pilots as they fly the team members long distances to difficult locations, and uphold the translators researching new areas through their work.

FRIDAY 6 Remember the different missions and NGOs we regularly fly across this mountainous country. Pray we will be sensitive to their needs, and that together we can reveal Christ’s saving love to all our passengers.

SATURDAY 7 Pray with us as we search for a staff member with the right skills to serve as Finance Manager in Arnhem Land, northern Australia.

1-7 JUNE

Ministry in MadagascarNot only do we enable our partners to continue their work, we help them discover new areas of ministry.

Lord, You said we should go to the ends of the earth to make Your message known. Help us to be Your faithful disciples as we step out in faith.

25 years in Madagascar

Bible translating

Pilot Patrick Keller

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SUNDAY 8 Praise God for the ceasefire agreement signed by the government and opposition rebels. Pray for lasting peace and reconciliation in this new and fragile nation.

MONDAY 9 Remember Programme Manager Bastiaan de Waal as he leads our team in South Sudan, now a fully-fledged programme. Pray for wisdom as he helps shape the programme to meet the long-term needs of the country’s desperate people.

TUESDAY 10 Uphold the work of IMA World Health in Pochalla. Pilot Jane Wambui says it was a great blessing to be able to deliver a batch of mosquito nets to the Christian NGO.

WEDNESDAY 11 Because of conflict, thousands of people were killed and over 100,000 more displaced from their homes in December 2013. Pray for our personnel and partners as we meet people’s immediate needs, as well as looking for long-term solutions.

THURSDAY 12 Continue to pray for our team in troubled South Sudan. The potential for unrest remains in Juba and throughout the country. Pray for God’s protection and peace, and that no further violence takes place.

FRIDAY 13 Uphold Ground Operations Co-ordinator Stephen Kempsell at our base in Juba. He asks for prayer as he recruits new staff and considers moving parts of our programme to a new location at Juba Airport.

SATURDAY 14 Our programme in South Sudan is looking for more pilots to join the team, and for others to fill the key positions of Finance Manager and Facilities Manager. Please pray for suitable candidates.

8-14 JUNE

Serving in South Sudan It is an exciting time as we build a new and independent MAF programme to meet the vast needs of South Sudan.

Lord God, at this time of great insecurity and danger, enable Your servants to live the resurrection life of love, joy and peace.

Stephen Kempsell

Jane Wambui

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SUNDAY 15 Praise God for our presence in Uganda where, since 1987, we have assisted over 400 missions and NGOs. Pray we will continue to bring help to those in physical, material and spiritual need.

MONDAY 16 Pray for our pilots as they face demanding flight schedules, including: Simon Wunderli, Hansjorg Schlatter, David Rogers and Rembrand Rodenburg, along with their wives Pam, Monika, Amy and Margreet.

TUESDAY 17 Staff of our partner African Leadership And Reconciliation Ministries work at a vocational training centre in Pader. Pray for them as they equip teenagers with essential life skills to recover from experiences of violence by the Lord’s Resistance Army.

WEDNESDAY 18 Uphold Kajjansi Airfield Manager Mike Mukasa and members of the Ground Operations team who are responsible for runway repairs. Pray also for Glenn Cousley, our Dangerous Goods Awareness Advisor and Security Officer, and his wife Julie Anne.

THURSDAY 19 Our new Cessna 182 aircraft has arrived and was dedicated earlier this year when some of our supporters were present. Pray that the new plane will be used well in the service of God’s Kingdom.

FRIDAY 20 Pray for our aircraft maintenance team: Chief Engineer Kees Barendse and his wife Ilonka, along with Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Mark Newnham, Andy Swanson and Mike Shutts, and their wives Sarah, Heather and Sharol.

SATURDAY 21 We are looking for an Operations Manager for our Uganda programme. Pray that the right person comes forward soon.

15-21 JUNE

Reaching people in UgandaOur flights are essential for the work of our partners – particularly those working in the north-east.

‘May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit’ be with all those serving with MAF.

Our new Cessna 182 aircraft

Children at Marsabit

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SUNDAY 22 Praise God for the New Tribes Mission (NTM) translation of the New Testament into the language of the Yembiyembi tribe. We recently flew NTM personnel to Yembiyembi for a special dedication service.

MONDAY 23 Uphold Michael and Nikki Duncalfe. Last year, Michael stood in as Flight Operations Manager. Pray for him as he shares some of his tasks with others, and as his role changes. Remember Nikki, who is busy translating documents into Tok Pisin.

TUESDAY 24 Pray for our Christian Radio Missionary Fellowship (CRMF), which helped install a satellite dish so the Christian radio station in Mount Hagen can transmit its message of hope to more parts of the country.

WEDNESDAY 25 Our Learning Technologies team is teaching basic computer training courses and oral strategy workshops across PNG. Pray that local pastors and church workers will find these courses useful.

THURSDAY 26 The people of Karimui have pioneered a new source of income. Praise God that cocoa can be grown in the Highlands of PNG, and that we flew a cocoa drying machine there to help the growers.

FRIDAY 27 Siobhain Dales recently started working in Mount Hagen, MAF’s headquarters in Papua New Guinea. Please pray for God’s wisdom and guidance as she continues to learn and develop in her position of leadership as Ground Operations Manager. Pray also as Siobhain begins to learn Tok Pisin, the local language.

SATURDAY 28 Pray that the urgent need for more pilots will be met so our team can meet the overwhelming needs in PNG. We are also looking for a Programme Safety Manager, an Aircraft Engineer and an Electronics Supervisor.

22-28 JUNE

Papua New Guinea (PNG)Although PNG presents many challenges, there are many opportunities to serve the Church and spread the Gospel.

Heavenly Father, we thank You that whatever difficulties or dangers we have to face in Your service, You are with us, offering Your wisdom and strength.

Dedication at Yembiyembi

Siobhain Dales

CRMF

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SUNDAY 29 Praise God for Steve and Nikki Simpson, Kent and Amy Embleton, and Grady and Holly Nace, who hope to join us in Mozambique in the next couple of years.

MONDAY 30 We are working to reopen several airstrips which have been closed in Lesotho. Give thanks for the Lesotho government’s willingness to evaluate the strips so that improvements can be made. Pray that they will soon be reopened so remote and isolated communities can hear the Good News and receive proper healthcare.

TUESDAY 1 Pray for safety in flying for Pilots Kirstein Combrink, Brad Venter and Mark Liprini in South Africa – upholding Brad’s wife Michelle, their children Nathan and Hayley, and Mark’s wife Lorraine, and children David and Ruth.

WEDNESDAY 2 Our partner MozMed enables remote communities to obtain better access to medical care and the Gospel in Mozambique. They ask us to pray for a doctor and a dentist to join their flying doctor programme in Mozambique, as the two current doctors plan to leave at the end of the year.

THURSDAY 3 Pray that Civil Aviation officials in Mozambique will approve our manuals so we can soon obtain our Air Operators Licence.

FRIDAY 4 Give thanks that MAF is a lifeline for many people in Lesotho. Our presence means that those who need urgent medical treatment can receive it. Earlier this year, three flights in one day airlifted four patients who needed to reach a hospital urgently.

SATURDAY 5 Join us in our prayers as we look for the right person to serve as IT Officer in South Sudan.

29 JUNE – 5 JULY

Serving southern AfricaIt is a privilege to serve missions in South Africa as well as supporting organisations across southern Africa.

Lord God, You are our strength and we can achieve nothing apart from You. Thank You for calling us into Your service and giving us what we need to achieve Your mission.

MAF hangar in Lesotho

Access to medical care

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SUNDAY 6 Praise God that we were able to fly 4,750kg of Bibles to Long Bawan village in the Indonesian province of Kalimantan. Pray that the distribution of God’s Word to people living in this remote village will cause many to find and follow Christ, and grow in their faith.

MONDAY 7 Buzz and Myrna Maxey, who serve in Papua with Christian and Missionary Alliance, give thanks for the final portion of the Old Testament in the Ngalik language, flown in by Pilot Daniel Perez. Please pray for a speedy and accurate translation of the New Testament.

TUESDAY 8 Give thanks that a recent flight enabled a medical mission team from Village Partners International to treat over 500 patients in Mombin Crochu, Haiti.

WEDNESDAY 9 Uphold Programme Manager Jonathan Lowe and his wife Angela as they continue to lead the MAF team in Timor-Leste. Pray too for a successful outcome to the many medevacs MAF makes.

THURSDAY 10 Uphold our work to reopen airstrips at Atauro Island and Viqueque in Timor-Leste. Pray they will be used well to help our partners reach the communities they are called to serve.

FRIDAY 11 Myra Leaw (second from left), a Singaporean missionary with Victory Family Centre (VFC), recently moved to Bobometo village in remote Oecusse, Timor-Leste. Uphold Myra and the VFC team as they teach children English, preach the Gospel and show Christian films. They rely on our flights to get from the capital Dili to Oecusse.

SATURDAY 12 Please pray we will soon find an experienced Aircraft Maintenance Engineer to join our team in Mareeba in Australia.

6-12 JULY

Here and thereIn many different countries and situations, our light aircraft provide a lifeline for remote and isolated communities.

Forgive us, Lord, if sometimes we try to do Your work in our own strength. Remind us that, when You commission us for mission, You also promise to be with us.

VCF missionaries

MAF staff pray over the new translation

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SUNDAY 13 Praise God for western Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Programme Manager Garth Pederson and his wife Jody. Garth is responsible for 10 international and 31 local staff, serving in one of the most challenging countries in which we work.

MONDAY 14 Pray for health, safety and effective ministry for MAF personnel serving in Nyankunde in eastern DRC. Give thanks to God that we have re-established our base there.

TUESDAY 15 Our reopened airstrip in eastern DRC which enables medevac flights to bring patients to Nyankunde Evangelical Hospital and return them to their home villages after treatment. Pray they recover completely.

WEDNESDAY 16 As a result of MAF personnel showing the Jesus film in western DRC, many people are becoming Christians. Pray that God will continue to bless those who see this inspiring movie, and that many more will come to know Jesus Christ.

THURSDAY 17 Praise God that Pilot David Pearce has received his Chadian Pilots Licence and is now able to fly both of our aircraft there. Pray for protection during his flights and that his wife Lisa and their children will get used to their new life in Chad.

FRIDAY 18 Remember our team in Tanzania. Pray for wisdom and patience as the programme undergoes some significant restructuring. Although our bases in Dar es Salaam and Dodoma are closing, we will continue to support our partners from our base in Arusha and through our work with Wycliffe in Mbeya.

SATURDAY 19 Join us in praying for a Building Maintenance Manager, a Senior Flight Instructor, and a Quality Manager for our programme in Mount Hagen, PNG.

13-19 JULY

Here and there MAF assists more than 1,000 missions and NGOs in over 25 countries across the developing world.

Lord, sometimes we are too impatient to see fruit from our labours for You. Help us to be content to sow seeds, care for people in need and leave the harvest to You.

Serving Tanzania

Repairs in Nyankunde

David Pearce

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SUNDAY 20 Praise God that, thanks to MAF personnel, Marsabit Children’s Home has a new source of revenue. We flew in a new chicken coop, funded by MAF staff, which can hold 100 chickens. The 35 children look forward to caring for the birds and having eggs to sell and eat.

MONDAY 21 When a call came for a medevac in Kisii, our pilots were shocked to find their good friend and MAF partner Naphtaly had been injured in a car accident. He has received treatment, but please pray for his full recovery as he continues to run a Christian boarding school for HIV/AIDS orphans.

TUESDAY 22 Remember members of our Kenya flying team: Christiaan Haak, Daniel Loewen-Rudgers, Steve Machell, and their wives Marieke, Damaris and Katie. Pray too for Pilot Jane Wambui.

WEDNESDAY 23 Pray for Acting Finance Manager Neville Pereira and his wife Janet. Uphold other members of the Finance Department: Accounts Senior Odhiambo Ogutu, Assistant Accountant Jechoniah Musembi and Accounts Assistant Joyce Ochogo.

THURSDAY 24 Give thanks for our regular Marsabit shuttle which enables missionaries to keep in touch with their headquarters, families and friends as MAF serves as ‘postman’ twice a week, delivering mail and important supplies.

FRIDAY 25 Programme Manager Ian Sinkinson is responsible for leading our team and for representing MAF to our partners and the wider world. Pray that Ian and his wife Dadirai will be aware of God’s leading, guidance and wisdom.

SATURDAY 26 Please join us in praying that Avionics Engineers will hear God’s call for them to serve in our programmes in Kenya.

20-26 JULY

Caring in KenyaOur flights and shuttles support the work of our partners serving in Kenya and in neighbouring countries.

Lord, we thank You for calling us to pray for those living as missionaries overseas. Help us to know what we can do to strengthen their work.

Steve Matchell with Ian

Naphtaly Mattah

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SUNDAY 27 Praise God for the gift and evident moving of the Holy Spirit, which can be seen in the evangelistic, healing and caring ministries of our partners. Lives are being changed and people are coming to faith in Jesus.

MONDAY 28 Uphold Acting Programme Manager and Chief Pilot Ryan Van Geest, who leads our team. They operate one aircraft out of Mongolia’s capital Ulaanbaatar. Earlier this year, Ryan’s and Amanda’s baby daughter Claira unexpectedly passed away in her cot. Please pray for them and their family at this difficult time.

TUESDAY 29 Give thanks for our ability to perform medical emergency airlifts. When BolorErdene, an operator at a mineral mine, was knocked down by a drunk driver, we flew him to hospital in Ulaanbaatar where he made a complete recovery.

WEDNESDAY 30 Thanks to MAF, disabled children in remote Gobi Altai province can be assessed by staff from Reaching the Light. Pray for this life-enhancing ministry which depends greatly on the reliability of our flights, and offers care to those suffering extreme disabilities.

THURSDAY 31 Our personnel ask us to pray that Mongolia’s people will be blessed as they experience God’s love through our partnership with a variety of caring missions and NGOs.

FRIDAY 1 Our partner Nurses Heart to Heart offers short-term teaching to medical staff – training them in essential life-saving skills. When we flew one of their teams to Choibalsan, they trained medics, met with church leaders and distributed Bibles. Praise God for the effectiveness of this vital ministry.

SATURDAY 2 Pray we will soon find a Chief Engineer and an experienced pilot to join our team in Mongolia.

27 JULY – 2 AUGUST

Ministering in MongoliaOur partners value our flights which help them travel to where they are needed in the shortest possible time.

Thank You, Lord, for the gifts of the Holy Spirit showered on Your servants. Show us how to best use those gifts to fulfil Your mission.

Training medics

Reaching the Light

BolorErdene’s medevac

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SUNDAY 3 Praise God for MAF Technology Services who put Gospel messages on Micro SD cards to be used on mobile devices. Pray that many will find Jesus as a result.

MONDAY 4 Pray that the Yolŋu Christians and leaders we support and encourage throughout Arnhem Land will be able to defend their faith and combat any attacks they receive.

TUESDAY 5 Uphold our team at Nhulunbuy on Arnhem Land’s Gove Peninsula, led by Programme Manager Craig Fulton and his wife Red. Pray too for Assistant Programme Manager Dean Giles and his wife Christie.

WEDNESDAY 6 Pilot Scott Walmsley and his wife Anna live with their children in Ramingining, a remote MAF base in Australia’s outback. Pray for them as they begin to build good relationships with their neighbours and the people Scott serves.

THURSDAY 7 Pray for Chief Pilot Keith Maag and our pilots Matt Roediger, Tim Vallance-Webb, Des Vautier and Fabio Zuglian. Pray too for their wives, Suellyn, Shannon, Georgie, Emily and Maria. Remember also Pilots Nevin Urey and Lisa Curran.

FRIDAY 8 Pray for the local Aboriginal ministers who rely on our flights to share the Gospel and provide encouragement to local Christians living in remote areas.

SATURDAY 9 Join us in praying that experienced mission pilots will join our programme and serve remote and isolated people in Arnhem Land, Australia.

3-9 AUGUST

Outreach in Arnhem LandOur flights serve the Aboriginal Yolŋu people living in this remote area of Australia’s Northern Territory.

Lord, there is so much work to do and so few people, it seems, to do it. May we offer ourselves as labourers in the harvest of Your Kingdom.

Neville and Christine

Micro SD card project

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SUNDAY 10 Praise God for Interim Programme Manager Max Gove, who has been setting up our new programme in Liberia. Max gives thanks that some initial registrations have been obtained and that a number of missionary organisations can’t wait for us to begin flying.

MONDAY 11 Pray for Emil and Margrit Kündig, who are expecting to move from Bangladesh this month to Liberia. Emil will serve as Programme Manager and Chief Pilot and Margrit will be Finance Manager. Emil and Margrit have also served in Chad, Uganda, Bangladesh, Madagascar and Cambodia.

TUESDAY 12 Many missions and NGOs are looking forward to the start of our programme in Liberia. Pray for success in finding a suitable site to build our hangar in Monrovia, Liberia’s capital, and establishing an aircraft maintenance team there.

WEDNESDAY 13 Pilot Arjan Paas has left Arnhem Land with his wife Aartje. After training in Uganda, they plan to move to Liberia this month. Pray for them as they settle into a new country and culture.

THURSDAY 14 We have identified over 80 NGOs and missions who would greatly benefit from our flights. Pray that our new programme will make a huge difference to many of Liberia’s geographically isolated and disadvantaged people.

FRIDAY 15 Pray for wisdom and favour as we finalise plans, recruit team members and wait for final permissions to be granted so we can establish our exciting new faith-venture in West Africa.

SATURDAY 16 An Airfield Developer and Aircraft Maintenance Engineers are needed to join our new programme in Liberia. Pray we will find the right people soon, so we can begin to bless the people living in this challenging country.

10-16 AUGUST

Pioneering in LiberiaLiberia was originally created to receive freed slaves from North America. Our new programme is designed to help people find true freedom through Jesus Christ.

Loving God, teach us how to give sacrificially and lovingly in joyful commitment to You and Your Kingdom.

Max Gove

Aartje and Arjan

Emil and Margrit

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SUNDAY 17 Praise God that Programme Manager and Chief Pilot Chad Tilley has received his work visa. Give thanks for the service which Emil Kündig and his wife Margrit have given to our Bangladesh programme, and remember them as they start leading our new programme in Liberia.

MONDAY 18 Friendship’s three floating hospitals provide healthcare to vulnerable people living on riverbanks. Our amphibious aircraft flies doctors and essential supplies to their floating hospitals. Uphold their work.

TUESDAY 19 Praise God for our partnerships with UN OHCA, the World Food Programme and Oxfam. MP Abul Hassan Mahmood, Head of the Ministry of Disaster, says, ‘MAF is giving a good service to the country, and its service is very important, especially in times of disaster.’

WEDNESDAY 20 Pray for the protection of MAF staff, and for peace and stability in a country where elections are often accompanied by violent clashes.

THURSDAY 21 MAF aircraft flew government officials to events supported by the UN World Food Programme which launched a ‘cooked school meals initiative’ aimed at providing 20,000 children with healthy meals. Give thanks for our ability to help fight poverty in rural Bangladesh.

FRIDAY 22 Give thanks for our ability to carry out medevacs with our floatplane. Farah Tilat, Human Resources and Administrative Officer with British Red Cross, writes, ‘Even in cruel circumstances or calamities, MAF can fly. Also, in an emergency, we can use their medevac service.’

SATURDAY 23 Pray that we will soon find an experienced Seaplane Pilot to join our team in Bangladesh.

17-23 AUGUST

Serving in BangladeshOur amphibious aircraft is invaluable in reaching isolated communities in Bangladesh’s delta area.

Lord, help our partners as they serve a country that is constantly buffeted by cyclones and which struggles to tackle its people’s poverty.

MAF floatplane

Chad Tilley

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SUNDAY 24 Praise God for initiatives like the MAF Big Picture, which enabled hundreds of people in Scotland to hear about our work in Commonwealth countries.

MONDAY 25 Relationship Manager Oliver Nunn is a member of the team responsible for enthusing influential people about our work. Pray for him and the rest of the Partnership Development team as they seek to forge effective relationships with individuals, trusts and government bodies.

TUESDAY 26 Kathryn Smith is responsible for maintaining and developing fundraising communications between project managers and fundraisers. Pray for her work with overseas programmes and MAF groups to enable our projects to receive funding.

WEDNESDAY 27 Geoff Hillier works as the Head of Quality, Safety and Security for MAF International at our Ashford office. Pray as Geoff leads an international team overseeing safe and efficient programmes around the world.

THURSDAY 28 Harriet Yeo trains, coaches and helps MAF personnel raise financial support to enable them to serve the Lord in our programmes overseas. Pray for energy, strength, sensitivity and understanding as Harriet supports our staff as they prepare to work in Africa or the Asia-Pacific region.

FRIDAY 29 Digital Communications Officer Shaun Oliver is responsible for managing MAF UK’s website and other digital channels. Pray that God inspires Shaun as he strengthens and expands our online presence to new and existing supporters.

SATURDAY 30 Pray for success in our search for a Programme Manager to join our team in Mongolia.

SUNDAY 31 Give thanks that MAF pilots and personnel are passionately furthering God’s Kingdom by partnering with those who provide remote communities with medical care, clean water and the Gospel. Pray they realise that their sacrificial service is bearing fruit.

24-31 AUGUST

UK teamOur staff seek to raise prayer, people and pounds to enable our work in Africa and Asia-Pacific to go forward.

‘Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me!”’

Oliver Nunn

Harriet Yeo

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