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Prayer DiaryDECEMBER 2013 - FEBRUARY 2014

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DECLARING GOD’S GLORYAMONG THE NATIONS“Sing to the LORD, praise His Name; proclaim His salvation day after day. Declare His glory, His marvellous deeds among all peoples”

Psalm 96:2-3 (NIV)

Sharing ChristThat is what MAF is doing, picking up the words of the psalmist and declaring God’s deeds across the world. It all started nearly 70 years ago, as Air Force pilots in the UK, USA, Australia and South Africa had the same God-given idea of using light aircraft to bring help, hope and healing to remote and isolated places.

Today, we serve around 25 developing countries, operate more than 130 light aircraft, fly into 1,800 remote destinations, and assist nearly 1,500 churches, missions, relief groups and other non-governmental organisations worldwide, as well as flying for United Nations agencies and national governments.

The scale of our work is truly remarkable. Because the communities our partners need to reach are so remote and inaccessible, our planes fly great distances and often have to land on difficult and remote airstrips.

The variety of our work is remarkable. One day, we will receive an urgent call to fly a patient quickly to hospital for lifesaving treatment. Another, we will take a team of doctors or dentists to different villages to treat patients, accompanied by an evangelist. Our pilots often join in sharing the Gospel.

When natural disasters hit parts of the developing world where we operate, we are there to provide flights for those who need to reach the affected areas. We also assist people affected by tribal warfare, conflict and political unrest. Our flights not only evacuate those in danger but also fly in personnel to care for vulnerable and injured people.

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SUNDAY 1 Praise God for the opportunities we have to support Mongolia’s growing Church since we began flying there under the name Blue Sky Aviation (BSA) in 2001. Our flights are also used to assist a variety of development and government bodies.

MONDAY 2 Tom Mason leads the team operating the Millennium Messenger aircraft from the capital Ulaanbaatar. At this time of year, the harsh winter conditions sometimes make it difficult to fly our planes. Pray for Tom and for Operations Manager Badaa Bayarbadrakh who has now started flying as radio operator.

TUESDAY 3 Give thanks for the opening of new airstrips in some of Mongolia’s remotest areas. They will be extremely useful for carrying out medical emergency flights and for supporting local communities. Uphold Chief Pilot Ryan Van Geest, Operations Officer Batculuun Alexandar and Engineer Assistant Byambasuren Sansar, who are all working closely with key airstrip projects.

WEDNESDAY 4 Pray for wisdom and direction as our BSA team visits potential partners and looks for the best way to meet the needs of Mongolia’s people. Pray also that the team and their families will be strengthened as they share Jesus’ love where they are based in Mongolia.

THURSDAY 5 MAF personnel encourage Mongolian believers to share their faith whenever they can. Pray for our local staff as they take part in missions and reach out to their community.

FRIDAY 6 Uphold our regular flights which help support community development in Bulgan Sum, as well as offering medical support to those in need. These flights are much appreciated by the community they serve.

SATURDAY 7 We are looking for a Chief Engineer to join our team in Mongolia. Pray that the right person will soon be found.

1-7 DECEMBER

Reaching out in Mongoliain this vast country, our flights are often the only way people can receive lifesaving medical assistance when emergencies occur.

Lord, as we prepare to celebrate Jesus’ birth, may we also remember to share His love with others.

BSA hangar

Reaching local Mongolians

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SUNDAY 8 Praise God for our many years of service based in Tanzania. We started flying there in 1963, but had to stop three years later. Operations resumed in 1977 and since then we have been enabling churches, mission agencies and many other organisations to reach people living in isolated areas.

MONDAY 9 Uphold Stewart and Michelle Ayling and their family in your prayers. Stewart is Manager of the Dar es Salaam base. Pray also for Neema Kimambo, who is responsible for local procurement there.

TUESDAY 10 Mark and Jenny Beckwith have been settling into life in Dodoma. Mark, who is an aircraft maintenance engineer, is part of a team that includes Ben Kulwa and Gladys Katuka. Pray for Mark, Ben, Gladys and the other members of the hangar team.

WEDNESDAY 11 Pray for Finance Manager Paul Brooks and his wife Edith, who is our Training Co-ordinator. Remember also Deputy Finance Manager Frank Kandota Nchimbi.

THURSDAY 12 We fly Youth With A Mission (YWAM) every month, taking medical help to Jaja in the Rufiji Delta district. Pray that discussions with Mchukwi Hospital will lead to an extension of this vital work.

FRIDAY 13 Uphold new pilot Reinier Kwantes and his wife Dagmar. Pray also for pilot Kirstein Combrink at our Arusha base as he flies regular medical safaris.

SATURDAY 14 Pray that our search for an Operations Director in Dodoma, Tanzania, will soon be successful, and that the right person will come forward for this role.

8-14 DECEMBER

Ministry in Tanzania Our aim in Tanzania is to work with churches, missions and other agencies to reach places where people are physically and spiritually in need.

Lord, at this special time of year, help us to find opportunities to proclaim Your peace and salvation.

PRAYER DiARY 8-21 December

The Beckwith family

50 years in Tanzania

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SUNDAY 15 Praise God that permission has been given for us to build an office, together with Engineering Ministries International (EMI), at our Kajjansi airfield. Pray for our team as they seek to agree a project proposal together.

MONDAY 16 Dangerous Goods Trainer Glenn Cousley has been training Ugandan staff in health and safety, having done similar work in South Sudan and in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Uphold Glenn and his wife Julie Anne.

TUESDAY 17 Remember Finance Manager Margaret McLaren, Finance Officer Prossie Nakyesse and other members of our Finance Department at our Uganda operation. Pray too for former Finance Manager Sam Baguma, currently gaining experience alongside Country Director Steve Forsyth before taking up his new post as Country Director in Chad.

WEDNESDAY 18 Bookings Officer Racheal Lubwama, who is a vital member of our Operations team, successfully passed exams earlier this year and has received a certificate in Travel and Tourism. Give thanks for her work and achievements.

THURSDAY 19 Praise God for our partners Children of the Nations and Compassion. We fly both organisations to Lira in the northern region of Uganda. Uphold their personnel as they continue ministering to destitute children, orphans and vulnerable young people – providing them with clothing, food and education.

FRIDAY 20 Jesus Film Ministries Project Manager Sam Tsapwe travels extensively throughout the country leading evangelistic events, church conferences and retreats. Remember Sam and his wife Sarah, who is part of our operations team.

SATURDAY 21 Pray with us as we seek to recruit experienced pilots to serve in various MAF operations in Africa.

15-21 DECEMBER

Mission in Uganda We have been working in Uganda since 1987 and have concentrated mainly on unstable areas in the west, north and north-east.

Lord, fill Your Church in Uganda with Your Holy Spirit so that Your healing and reconciling Word will be proclaimed.

Sam Tsapwe

Glenn Cousley

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SUNDAY 22 Praise God that our flights in Timor-Leste, which began in 2007, enable our partners to reach people in need across many outlying communities. Pray for guidance as our work develops and grows there.

MONDAY 23 We have a partnership with the Ministry of Health to provide emergency airlifts from remote and isolated communities to Dili Hospital. Give thanks for 135 patients who were flown by MAF last year, and pray for our team as this vital work continues.

TUESDAY 24 MAF Country Director and pilot Jonathan Lowe praises God for all the support in prayer and giving that he and his wife Angela receive. Pray that Jonathan and Angela will continue to know God’s blessing in all they do.

WEDNESDAY 25 Pray that, on this Christmas Day, our team, mission partners and the Church in Timor-Leste will be able to share their joy in celebrating the birth of the Lord Jesus. Remember also the many MAF families around the world who may be far from friends and family on this special day. Thank the Lord for their vital work and service for God’s Kingdom.

THURSDAY 26 Uphold pilot and aircraft maintenance engineer Mike Bottrell and his wife Jenni, the team’s Development Manager. Remember also Operations Officer Elizito Ximenes.

FRIDAY 27 The swift reopening of a much needed airstrip on Atauro Island is essential for the work we support in Timor-Leste. Pray for this and our partners as they seek to bring God’s health, healing and wholeness.

SATURDAY 28 We are looking for someone for the post of Airfield Developer in Liberia. Pray that we will soon be able to find a suitable person.

22-28 DECEMBER

Flying in Timor-Leste (East Timor)Narrow winding roads, which often become impassable, make our flights essential for partners needing to reach outlying communities.

God came to us through the birth of His Son Jesus. Let us praise His Name and offer thanks for His divine love.

Jonathan Lowe

Supporting agriculture

PRAYER DiARY 22 December – 4 January

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SUNDAY 29 Praise God for 52 years of MAF’s work in the DRC. Throughout this period, we have helped our partners spread the peace-giving love of Jesus through times of conflict, civil wars, changes of government and various crises.

MONDAY 30 MAF Country Director and pilot Jon Cadd leads a team of 10 families and 16 local staff serving in Bunia and Nyankunde, DRC, as well as in the capital of Uganda. Uphold Jon and his wife Cher.

TUESDAY 31 Pray for Mike and Sharol Shutts who have moved from Lesotho to join the eastern DRC team. Mike, an aircraft maintenance engineer, has joined Stan Lincoln and Luc Levesque working on our planes in Kampala, Uganda.

WEDNESDAY 1 Pray for peace in eastern DRC. For nine years, the rebel Uganda Allied Democratic Forces has been based there, in an area where many other armed groups have also wrought havoc. Reports indicate that they have increased their military capacity.

THURSDAY 2 Many Congolese families have fled from clashes between the Congolese Army and the M23 rebels, and have crossed the border into Uganda. Pray the MAF team in the DRC will know God’s strength, peace and vision and amid political and militia unrest.

FRIDAY 3 Some 800,000 refugees have been displaced from the DRC in recent months. In July, 66,000 refugees fled to Bundibugyo, western Uganda. Uphold the work of our partner Save the Children. They say half of those seeking refuge are children who face health risks because of a lack of clean water and proper sanitation.

SATURDAY 4 Pray as we look to recruit for the role of Director of Maintenance in Kenya, and that someone suitable will soon come forward.

29 DECEMBER – 4 JANUARY

The Democratic Republic of CongoThe eastern area of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is rich in minerals, with many groups fighting to gain control of this wealth.

Lord, in situations of war and violence, may Your Spirit strengthen and encourage believers to proclaim the Gospel.

Jon and Cher Cadd

Mike and Sharol Shutts

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SUNDAY 5 Praise God for all the support we have been able to give to missions and churches in PNG since 1951. Pray for our large team based in this mountainous country, where road travel is difficult and demanding.

MONDAY 6 Praise God for the Learning Technologies flights we have made to Karkar and Alotau, where people are hungry for God’s Word. Pray we will be able to help our partners bring God’s love to other remote and isolated areas.

TUESDAY 7 Michael and Nicki Duncalfe have been part of the PNG team since 1994. They have seen God move in many amazing ways throughout their 20-year journey. Michael is currently Flight Operations Manager and Nicki trains staff and serves at our IT help desk. Give thanks for their long and faithful service.

WEDNESDAY 8 Thank God for our ability to respond quickly to medical emergencies, such as the time we flew a woman suffering pregnancy complications from Sangera to Wewak Hospital. Without MAF, the mother and child wouldn’t have survived.

THURSDAY 9 Give thanks for our new Assistant Quality Manager Abraham Inai. Pray for more pilots, IT specialists, carpenters, stores personnel and also for an operations programmer.

FRIDAY 10 Uphold pilot Luke Newell and his wife Catherine as they settle into life in Mount Hagen and learn the local language Tok Pisin. Praise God that Luke’s pilot licence has been granted so he can now begin flying.

SATURDAY 11 Pray that a Flight Training Instructor will soon come forward to serve in PNG.

5-11 JANUARY

Papua New GuineaMany isolated communities in PNG have no road access. Our flights provide a vital link for medical workers and teachers, transporting essential materials and supplies for them.

Caring God, You love us all equally. Help us to love and support sisters and brothers from other countries.

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Mountainous PNG

Luke and Catherine Newell

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SUNDAY 12 Praise God for the opportunity to serve the people of Chad. We first began work there in 1966. Thank God for spiritual openness in many regions and pray for further opportunities to share the Gospel.

MONDAY 13 During a five-day medical safari, pilot Andrew Mumford flew a doctor and pastor to villages in the south-west and was blessed to witness the local church and Christian missions bringing healthcare to rural areas. Uphold Andrew and his wife Hannah.

TUESDAY 14 Pray for the work of Wycliffe Bible Translators, who are involved in Scripture translation and literacy work. Give thanks that we were able to fly their Country Director to an area close to Lake Chad, where they are contemplating future work on one of the islands.

WEDNESDAY 15 David and Lisa Pearce have moved to Chad from Kenya, where David has taken up the post of Operations Manager and pilot. Remember them and their children as the family continues to acclimatise to conditions in Chad.

THURSDAY 16 Praise God for Mines Advisory Group, which assists communities affected by violence and conflict. We recently flew their staff to Bardai across the border into South Sudan, to clear landmines. Continue to pray for all those affected by the problem of hidden landmines in this and many other countries.

FRIDAY 17 Pray for the work of Southern Baptist Mission. They are one of our many partners in Chad. We flew one of their missionaries and some essential supplies to Am Timan, capital of the Salamat region.

SATURDAY 18 Pray that we will soon find an Operations Manager to serve in the Africa region.

12-18 JANUARY

Chad for ChristOur flights are often the only way our partners can reach the communities they serve quickly and safely.

Lord, thank You for choosing us for Your mission of love. Help us to see that, through people like us, You can reach those who are in need.

The Pearce family

Andrew Mumford

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SUNDAY 19 Praise God for the variety of needs our flights serve both within and from Kenya. Regionally, we serve the neighbouring countries of South Sudan, Somalia and the DRC. Pray for the influence MAF has in this part of Africa.

MONDAY 20 Our base in Lokichoggio closed last year. Give thanks for the way this base was used as a hub over many years to enable our partners to reach isolated communities in South Sudan.

TUESDAY 21 Uphold the work we have been supporting in a Turkana community in Loki, which includes establishing local businesses to employ Turkana women. Pray God will provide a secondary school to meet the needs of this remote town of 25,000 people.

WEDNESDAY 22 Remember Country Director Ian Sinkinson, who took over the role last year, and his wife Dadirai. Pray Ian will be blessed and strengthened as he leads the team and decides how best to serve this region.

THURSDAY 23 Pray for the safety of personnel from partner organisations. Caritas uses MAF because it’s far safer to travel by air than by road – particularly since Caritas staff were shot at by bandits while driving from Nairobi.

FRIDAY 24 Uphold Adrian and Lindsay Rose. Pilot Adrian regularly flies the Marsabit Shuttle north from Nairobi. His flights serve a variety of organisations involved in health work, HIV clinics, missionary outreach, food security and education.

SATURDAY 25 Join us as we pray that various management staff for our vital work in South Sudan will soon be found.

19-25 JANUARY

Ministry in Kenya Our operation in Kenya is strategically placed for us to serve the needs of surrounding countries.

Faithful God, we are filled with joy and thanksgiving as we witness Your saving work in Jesus and see how Your love transforms lives and overcomes divisions.

PRAYER DiARY 19 January – 1 February

The Rose family

Flying in Kenya

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SUNDAY 26 Praise God that we have been able to re-establish our work in South Sudan following the independence of this, Africa’s newest nation. We have two Cessna Caravan aircraft based in Juba, flying to 90 airstrips for over 100 partners.

MONDAY 27 Newly established nations often suffer political unrest as they consolidate independence. Pray for God’s stability for the government in South Sudan as they work through political changes.

TUESDAY 28 Give thanks for our team’s new accommodation in Juba, built on the Episcopal Church of Sudan compound. Pray that this base will be a safe home to all who live there.

WEDNESDAY 29 Our Ground Operations Co-ordinator, Stephen Kempsell works to ensure all our flights are well planned and our pilots are fully supported. Pray for continual strength and wisdom for Stephen in his responsible and busy role.

THURSDAY 30 Uphold the work of our partner Tearfund, which is responsible for a number of health clinics, water and agricultural projects. The organisation praises MAF for enabling their staff to ‘get the work done and to serve the people of South Sudan.’

FRIDAY 31 Pray as South Sudan copes with the aftermath of decades of war. Explosives and landmines often maim innocent children. In Torit last year, three children were killed and eight-year-old James Kanuto lost a leg when an abandoned mortar shell exploded.

SATURDAY 1 Please pray for success as we search for a Base Operations Manager for South Sudan.

26 JANUARY – 1 FEBRUARY

Serving South SudanOur flights are vital to our partners as they minister to the needs of people in remote areas of South Sudan.

Lord Jesus, we praise You that people are discovering Your love through health and development projects, and by the faithful telling of Your story.

Refuelling in South Sudan

South Sudan after war

MAF Trustee Linda visits James

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SUNDAY 2 Praise God for the digital library of Spanish Bibles, commentaries and resources given to MAF Learning Technologies in Costa Rica. Pray the materials will encourage and bless many people.

MONDAY 3 When pilot Brent Mudde flew World Vision workers to southern Angola last year, they discovered that drought had devastated the crops, leaving thousands of people close to starvation. Pray for rain, and uphold our pilots as they fly doctors, relief workers and supplies to badly affected areas.

TUESDAY 4 Praise God for the donations made towards a Cessna 182 aircraft for our operation in Madagascar. Pray that it will be used well in flying our partners as they minister to the spiritual and physical needs of people in remote and isolated areas.

WEDNESDAY 5 Uphold our team in Haiti, led by Country Director and pilot David Carwell. Pray for strength and opportunities for MAF personnel to witness as they continue to help rebuild the lives of people who were devastated by earthquake and storm.

THURSDAY 6 Pray for permanent airstrip permits for MAF’s affiliate operations in Mexico. The temporary permits have expired and these flights require daily authorisation from the local civil aviation authorities.

FRIDAY 7 Give thanks for mission safaris to remote places such as Sahakevo and Ampasinambo in Madagascar. Pray that all those who respond to the Gospel message will grow in their faith.

SATURDAY 8 We are urgently looking for Country Directors to serve in various locations throughout the world. Pray that the right people will respond to God’s call.

2-8 FEBRUARY

Africa and the AmericasMAF is privileged to be able to meet needs, offer training and sustain working partnerships in countries such as South Angola, Costa Rica, Haiti and Madagascar.

Lord God, thank You for the privilege of sharing the Gospel in so many different countries.

PRAYER DiARY 2-15 February

Brent Mudde

A Madagascan girl

The Carwell family

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SUNDAY 9 Praise God for our operation in Papua, Indonesia. Our 40 expatriate staff and 80 Papuan staff are responsible for 13 light aircraft which fly from our bases in Sentani, Wamena, Nabire, Merauke and Timika. Pray as we continue to meet people’s needs and assist churches, missions and NGOs.

MONDAY 10 Uphold Country Director Craig Fulton and his wife Rebecca as they lead our Arnhem Land team. Pray too for our pilots’ safety, stamina for our aircraft maintenance engineers, and strength for MAF families.

TUESDAY 11 Our amphibious aircraft in Bangladesh flew the Norwegian International Development minister, the Norwegian Ambassador, and the Country Director for the United Nations to Hatiya Island. Pray as they seek to reduce the vulnerability of communities affected by cyclones and climate change.

WEDNESDAY 12 MAF staff and Yolŋu believers in Arnhem Land, northern Australia, have enjoyed learning storytelling techniques to help teach the Bible. Pray these methods will be effective, and that many will come to know Jesus.

THURSDAY 13 Give thanks for the new airstrip at Bina, Papua. Pilot and aircraft maintenance engineer Alan Discoe has made the first MAF flight there by Kodiak aircraft. Pray this new strip will help us support the work of partners there.

FRIDAY 14 Pray for the Bible school and missionaries based in Mamit, Papua. It was a real privilege to fly church leaders and educational specialists to assess the needs and opportunities in this remote area.

SATURDAY 15 We need to find Finance Managers for many of our operations. Pray that suitably qualified people will come forward to serve.

9-15 FEBRUARY

Asia and AustraliaMAF personnel bring hope and healing and share the Gospel wherever there’s a need and a serviceable airstrip.

Thank You, Lord, for the privilege of using our talents, skills and experiences through which You transform the lives of people throughout the developing world.

Kodiak aircraft

Norwegian delegation

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SUNDAY 16 Praise God for our South Africa team based in Johannesburg. We began work there in 1970 in what was then Transkei. Today, we serve churches and missions across southern Africa and are developing work in remote northern areas of South Africa.

MONDAY 17 Leon Prinsloo leads the South Africa team as CEO, and his wife Yvonne is Operations and Event and Volunteer Co-ordinator. Pray they will both know God’s guiding and encouragement.

TUESDAY 18 Uphold our flying eye clinic flights. The clinics provide a great opportunity to touch people’s lives with God’s love, as well as enabling people to receive their sight through cataract operations. Pray that those who receive healing will also receive Christ.

WEDNESDAY 19 MAF flies five Cessna 206 aircraft to help isolated people in Lesotho. A major part of this work is transporting medicine to rural areas. Pray for this vital work, and for MAF’s strong partnership with the Lesotho Flying Doctor Service.

THURSDAY 20 Uphold pilot Mark Liprini and his wife Lorraine who are based at our South Africa operation. They have recently started home assignment, so pray this is a fruitful time for them and for God’s blessing on the team back in South Africa.

FRIDAY 21 In Mozambique, we fly two doctors and two dentists regularly to treat sick people and provide health training in a number of communities. Pray for open hearts and minds, and that people will see Jesus through the care that is provided.

SATURDAY 22 Pray that we will find aircraft maintenance engineers to assist our work in various developing countries.

16-22 FEBRUARY

Ministering in southern AfricaOur team reaches out and supports churches and missions in Mozambique, Lesotho and South Africa.

Lord, we pray that, because of MAF’s work, many more people will discover the hope and freedom that comes through knowing Jesus Christ.

PRAYER DiARY 16-28 February

The Prinsloo family

Flying eye clinic

Mark Liprini

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SUNDAY 23 Praise God that, throughout Ireland and the UK, people are hearing about our lifesaving work in some of the world’s poorest countries. Pray that many more people will support MAF through prayer, giving and by filling the many overseas vacancies we have for pilots, aircraft maintenance engineers, country directors and finance managers.

MONDAY 24 Andy Martin, Volunteers Manager in Scotland, is responsible for leading a team of Volunteers who take the message of MAF around the country. Pray for receptive audiences and new opportunities to talk about our life-enhancing work.

TUESDAY 25 Finance Manager Kevin Rall works closely with many other worldwide national MAF groups to ensure the gifts given by our faithful Supporters are distributed correctly. Kevin is also responsible for the payrolls of staff overseas and in the UK. Pray for Kevin as he supports and liaises with colleagues around the world.

WEDNESDAY 26 Uphold Max Gove, who is closely involved in Special Projects for MAF International. This includes our exciting new operation in Liberia. Pray we will secure the final operating permissions and that the right staff will be recruited as we finalise plans for serving this West African country in urgent need of our services.

THURSDAY 27 MAF in the Community and Events Manager Sam Oliver works closely with our Volunteers, creating resource packs for initiatives like the MAF Day of Prayer and Bake Off to Take Off. Pray as Sam looks to strengthen relationships and to increase Supporter engagement with the work of MAF.

FRIDAY 28 Uphold Annie Russell, Regional Human Resources Manager for MAF International, as she supports and advises senior management and staff on a range of matters including recruitment, induction, development and performance management. With many vacancies still existing worldwide, her work in the Ashford office is vital for the organisation.

23-28 FEBRUARY

UK teamPray for our UK staff as they seek to raise the profile of MAF and encourage support to continue and increase.

‘Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus’ (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 NIV).

Andy Martin

Sam Oliver

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