prayer diary june-august 2013

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Prayer DiaryJUNE – AUGUST 2013

Prayer Diary | June 2013 www.maf-uk.org

MADAGASCAR“Be joyful always; pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.”

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

Friday FocusWe are familiar with television wildlife programmes showing us the magnificent and unique fauna of Madagascar.

However, we see little of the people who live in poverty in isolated communities. This large island is one of the poorest countries in the world. There is widespread malnutrition which significantly affects children under five.

On top of this, frequent tropical cyclones bring floods which destroy crops and houses. Overland travel is time-consuming and difficult, so there is great demand by missions and other agencies for our flights. However, there are only 92 airstrips to serve the thousands of villages.

MAF has been working in the islands since 1988. Our presence has encouraged other organisations to start work there. So there is great scope for us to expand our work, but this is dependent on our being able to fly more frequently and work with more agencies. And this is where we turn to our prayer partners.

Your prayers are vital to our work in Madagascar, as we support the work of the churches, Christian missions and various medical and development agencies that serve this developing nation. ‘Pray continually’ is Paul’s entreaty to the Thessalonian church and to all of us who are part of Christ’s Church today.

1 JUNE

When cyclones strike Madagascar, our flights are invaluable in assessing damage to public buildings, homes and infrastructure.

Lord, we thank You for our partnership with churches, missions and many caring agencies in Madagascar. By Your Spirit, strengthen and widen this work so that many people will discover the power of Your healing and saving love.

SATURDAY 1 Pray for Bert and Janetta van den Bosch. As Country Director, Bert not only leads our team of international and local workers but is also responsible for HoverAid. Praise God for this partnership, and pray that Bert will know God’s guiding in everything he does.Janetta and Bert van den Bosch

PrAyEr DiAry 1-8 June

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SUNDAY 2 Earlier this year, cyclone Haruna struck the south-western coast of Madagascar. Pray for the thousands of people still trying to rebuild their homes and lives. Give thanks that we were there to survey damage and carry out relief flights.

MONDAY 3 Pray for lasting peace in Madagascar where the political situation can be volatile. Pray that the caring work of the partners we support will make a real difference to the nation’s welfare.

TUESDAY 4 Remember pilot Patrick Keller and his wife Olivia. Pray for God’s blessing on Rachel and Faith from Campus Crusade whom Patrick flew to Mananara to work on a new translation of the Jesus film. Pray it brings many to a living faith in Jesus.

WEDNESDAY 5 The eye team at Good News Hospital at Mandritsara relies on our flights to reach a number of isolated communities. Praise God for the Christian witness of this sight-giving ministry.

THURSDAY 6 Uphold pilot and Operations Manager Joshua Plett as he flies to mountainside airstrips which demand extra-special flying skills. Remember his wife Jocelyn who serves as PA to the Country Director, and pray for a restful home assignment this summer.

FRIDAY 7 We regularly fly Wycliffe Bible Translators staff. Give thanks for their work of translating Scripture into the

languages that different people groups can understand.

SATURDAY 8 We are looking for people to lead our teams in several countries of operation, particularly in Mongolia, Papua New Guinea and Tanzania. Pray that suitably experienced candidates will hear God’s call to serve as Country Directors.

2-8 JUNE

Meeting needs in MadagascarWe can only meet Madagascar’s great needs by turning to God for inspiration, guidance and strength.

Lord God, we praise You for all those people who have committed themselves to serving the needs of Madagascar. Continue to bless them and make their work fruitful.

Patrick Keller

Joshua and Jocelyn Plett

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SUNDAY 9 Give thanks for the piloting skills of Achim Appel, and uphold his wife Lhaki. Also remember our IT Manager Laurie Nason and his wife Emma. Laurie has been very busy upgrading computer networks and providing programmes to help our staff become more efficient.

MONDAY 10 Pray that Country Director Steve Forsyth will continue to know God’s guidance as he leads our team in Uganda. Pray also for his wife Philippa and for Finance Manager Margaret McLaren.

TUESDAY 11 We have received more IndigoSat tracking units for our Caravan aircraft. Praise God for the provision of this equipment which will help us in flight following and weather reporting.

WEDNESDAY 12 Uphold pilots Greg Vine and Simon Wunderli, who spend some of their flight time providing transport for Every Village and Flame International in South Sudan. Pray too for their wives Jill and Pam, and for the development of our home base at Kajjansi airfield which is currently in the planning stage.

THURSDAY 13 Uphold Chief Engineer Kees Barendse and his wife Ilonka. Please pray for aircraft maintenance engineers Luc Levesque, Mark Newnham and Martijn Verboom, and remember their wives Malaina, Sarah and Marieke. Give thanks that Berutawit Mekuria has received her Ugandan engineering licence.

FRIDAY 14 Pray for the villagers in Madagascar as they continue to look after and maintain the airstrips that

enable our pilots to reach remote and isolated areas of the country. Without suitable strips, we can’t land.

SATURDAY 15 Please pray with us as we seek someone to serve as Operations Manager in Uganda.

9-15 JUNE

Uganda mission Our flights both within Uganda and into neighbouring countries support a variety of evangelistic, medical, development and caring ministries.

Loving Lord, we pray that Your healing touch will be felt by many through the commitment of Christian workers.

Lhaki and Achim Appel

PrAyEr DiAry 9-22 June

Luc Levesque

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SUNDAY 16 Praise God for opportunities to work closely with Christian organisations. We have been meeting with Mongolian Evangelical Association to discuss the challenges of a church mapping project. Pray we will enable more people to be reached with the Gospel.

MONDAY 17 Uphold our small team in Mongolia led by Country Director Tom Mason. Pray for the appointment of a new Country Director and a Chief Engineer.

TUESDAY 18 Operations Manager Badaa Bayarbadrakh and Maintenance Assistant Batbayar Dugardorj have gained valuable experience in other countries. Pray they will make good use of this in their daily work back in Mongolia. Uphold also our Finance Officer Suvdanchimeg Sugar.

WEDNESDAY 19 Remember pilot Ryan Van Geest, his wife Amanda and their young family. Give thanks for the skills which enable Ryan to take our partners to remote parts of the country.

THURSDAY 20 Uphold the work of Nurses Heart to Heart, one of the partners we serve in Mongolia. They allow medically-trained staff from the USA to assist in the developing world. Give thanks for MAF flights which help expectant mothers to fly from remote Bulgan Sum to Ulaanbaatar to receive vital ultrasound scans.

FRIDAY 21 Praise God for the way we are able

to use our recently acquired Cessna 182 SMA aircraft in Madagascar. This smaller plane offers a much more cost-effective option for many of our partners.

SATURDAY 22 We urgently need Finance Managers for our teams in several countries. Pray the right people respond.

16-22 JUNE

Mission to MongoliaLife can be hard in Mongolia. in the winter, temperatures can drop to -30°C, and rise in the summer to over 40°C.

Heavenly Father, we give thanks for the evangelistic work going on in this vast country and pray for effective evangelism to see Your Church grow.

Badaa

Mothers from Bulgan Sum

Cessna 182 SMA aircraft

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SUNDAY 23 Praise God for the willingness of Adrian Went to serve as Country Director for a few weeks earlier in the year. Pray for Acting Country Director Kalvin Hildebrandt as he balances the responsibility of leading the team with his duties as a pilot.

MONDAY 24 Pilot Phil Henderson, his wife Merilee and their two young daughters arrived in May. After leaving Canada in January, they first went to Uganda and South Africa for training on the Cessna 208 Caravan aircraft. Pray for them as they settle into Chadian life and heat.

TUESDAY 25 Give thanks for relief pilot Bryan Pill’s willingness to undertake short-term flying assignments. Earlier this year in Chad, he delivered medical supplies to CSI’s hospital in Ati, and flew various partners including a TEAM director and missionary dentists. Pray for them as they offer physical help and serve spiritual needs.

WEDNESDAY 26 Remember the national staff of our small Chadian team – Planning and Flight Bookings Officer Honore Deguel Guedna, Management Assistant Justine Memadji and Finance Officer Tresor Youssouf.

THURSDAY 27 Uphold our partner missions including AIM, Wycliffe Bible Translators and Bethanie orphanage in N’Djaména. Pray that, as we fly them, we will continue to advance God’s Kingdom.

FRIDAY 28 We fly staff of International Board of the Southern Baptist Convention and CRS, who have been

offering vaccinations in south-western Madagascar. Pray for their ministry among isolated people.

SATURDAY 29 Pray for success as we look for a Stores Manager to support our operation in Arnhem Land. The role includes managing our store and liaising with suppliers and MAF staff.

23-29 JUNE

Chad for ChristOverland travel in Chad is difficult and roads can be impassable in bad weather. So our flights are vital for our partner missions and organisations.

Lord God, help us to live lives of love so that many will discover new life in Christ Jesus.

Merilee and Phil Henderson

Bryan Pill

PrAyEr DiAry 23 June – 6 July

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SUNDAY 30 Our pilots are helping to satisfy people’s hunger for God’s Word by carrying Bibles in their planes. Praise God that they have been able to distribute more than 1,000 Bibles.

MONDAY 1 We flew building materials to Munbil, a new New Tribes Mission (NTM) station near the Papuan border. Pray for NTM’s church planting programme, and for the agreement between NTM and MAF to work more closely together.

TUESDAY 2 Pray for MAF’s Ministry Team established in 2008 following requests to share their faith. Different members of staff accompany Team Leader Kambowa Kukyuwa to preach, give testimonies, show Christian DVDs, and hold HIV/AIDs training in churches and schools.

WEDNESDAY 3 For 25 years, Niksek people were unable to receive hospital treatment because their airstrip was closed. In 2011, a short-term missionary helped them repair it by buying tools and sandbags. Give thanks that MAF flights now reconnect people with the wider world.

THURSDAY 4 Pray that our Christian Radio Missionary Fellowship’s Jesus film project will gain momentum, with increasing opportunities to show the film. Pray too for the team responsible for programming flights. With limited aircraft and crew, the flight programmers face a difficult juggling process.

FRIDAY 5 We regularly fly volunteer doctors and nurses to remote communities in Madagascar to provide medical

care and basic hygiene training. Pray they will also make a significant spiritual impact as they show Christian love to everybody they treat.

SATURDAY 6 Pray our search for a Quality Manager to join our PNG team will be successful.

30 JUNE – 6 JULY

Papua New GuineaTravel throughout Papua New Guinea (PNG) is difficult, so our partners depend on MAF flights.

Lord, when Christians meet in the isolated places we serve, may they encourage each other as they recall Your precious promise to never leave or forsake them.

Distributing Bibles

reaching the Niksek

Kambowa

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SUNDAY 7 Praise God for pilot Nevin Urey who also runs a weekly Bible study, helps lead church worship, the kids’ club and organises a soccer ministry among the Yolŋu people. With the help of MAF’s technology support team and some ladies who do translation work, Nevin is producing teaching materials he hopes will be distributed throughout Arnhem Land. Pray the resources bless many people.

MONDAY 8 We flew a team of Bible translators from Elcho Island to the island of Ndao in West Timor for the dedication of the New Testament in the Dhao language. Pray that this and other translation work will challenge and change many lives.

TUESDAY 9 Uphold our work in places like Yirrkala, Elcho Island and Lake Evella. Pray for more people trained in cross-cultural mission to help disciple and teach Yolŋu Christians.

WEDNESDAY 10 When Gerard, a Yolŋu Christian and MAF co-worker, arrived home one day, 17 people were waiting to hear the Gospel. After preaching to them in their own language, all 17 accepted Christ as their Saviour. Pray for these new believers and for Gerard as he continues to make Jesus known among his people.

THURSDAY 11 Pray our staff in Numbulwar, Milingimbi, Ramingining, Elcho Island and Lake Evella will cope well in these remote areas and won’t be lonely. Pray that God will continue to be their strength, provider and protector.

FRIDAY 12 Pray for our partner missions and organisations in Madagascar, including Norwegian Missionary Society

and UNICEF.

SATURDAY 13 Pray we will soon find more pilots to fly in PNG and Arnhem Land.

7-13 JULY

Outreach in Arnhem LandThe yolŋu people of Arnhem Land in northern Australia are open to the Gospel and would welcome more Christian workers.

The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few. May committed Christians offer themselves for mission.

PrAyEr DiAry 7-20 July

Gerard (centre)

Bible translators

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SUNDAY 14 Give thanks that our flights currently support Wycliffe Bible Translators working on ten language projects. The translation of the New Testament into Mayogo, Logoti and Ndruna is nearly finished. Pray for stamina as the work approaches completion.

MONDAY 15 Pray for the people of eastern DRC whose lives are continually vulnerable to attack by terrorist groups. Pray the Church will be a good witness, and that God’s peace will descend on this troubled region.

TUESDAY 16 North-eastern DRC remains an area beset with uncertainty as well as sporadic violence. Remember Country Director Jon Cadd and his wife Cher. Jon reports that most of the NGO staff we evacuated in November have now returned.

WEDNESDAY 17 Uphold our team of 4 pilot/mechanic families serving in Bunia with 20 local staff, and also the 4 families who are based in Kampala in Uganda. We are supporting church work, missionaries, medical organisations, relief workers and Bible translators.

THURSDAY 18 Pray for our partner Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). We enable them to provide urgent medical assistance in remote villages throughout north-eastern DRC. Pray for organisations like MSF that help combat cholera, malaria, Ebola and measles.

FRIDAY 19 In Madagascar, uphold Logistics Manager Andry Rajaobelison, Logistics Officers Norbert Andriamanantena

and Parson Rakotonirina and our Logistics Secretary Ony Ralambotiana. Pray for health, strength and stamina.

SATURDAY 20 Pray that we will be able to find experienced pilots for our operations in Kenya, South Sudan, Mongolia and Uganda.

14-20 JULY

The Democratic Republic of CongoSince gaining independence from Belgium in 1960, the Democratic republic of Congo (DrC) has rarely enjoyed long periods of peace.

Lord, give courage and faith to Your people in the DRC as they follow in the way You are leading them.

Jon and Cher Cadd

Médecins Sans Frontières

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SUNDAY 21 We fly Maasai evangelists to reach their own nomadic people, resulting in many Maasai coming to faith in Christ. Praise God for all the work our flights have supported in the Malambo area for over 25 years.

MONDAY 22 We have made a number of applications to the Regional Commissioner to construct new airstrips, and have also applied for airstrip licences for new or unused strips. Pray for quick approvals.

TUESDAY 23 Pray for our Dar es Salaam Base Manager Stewart Ayling, Airfield Development Manager Jan Smits and their wives Michelle and Anja. Remember also Government Liaising Officer Flaviana Msaka, Passenger and Freight Handler Joel Williams, and other national staff working at Dar es Salaam.

WEDNESDAY 24 Give thanks for the encouragement pilot Andrew Parker and his wife Liz receive as they learn of lives touched by God during the monthly flights of an evangelistic team to Mahaka as part of the Kilimatinde Medical Safari.

THURSDAY 25 Finance Manager Paul Brooks and his wife Edith are based in Dar es Salaam. Pray for Paul who has to fly to Dodoma on a regular basis as he prepares budgets for each of our departments. Remember Edith who helps out at Haven of Peace Academy.

FRIDAY 26 Pray for safety as our pilots fly throughout Madagascar in support of various mission and church

organisations. These include emergency medical flights, healthcare, agriculture, forest conservation, education, church-based activities and disaster relief.

SATURDAY 27 Please pray for success in our search for an Operations Director for Tanzania.

21-27 JULY

Sharing Christian love in Tanzania Medical and evangelistic safaris are a major part of our flying activity in Tanzania.

Lord God, we thank You for the variety of gifts and experience that form our MAF team. Help us to use those gifts wisely and well for the sake of Your Kingdom.

PrAyEr DiAry 21 July – 3 August

Michelle and Stewart Ayling

Maasai people

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SUNDAY 28 Praise God for the regular flights we make to Madundas in the south-west for Dr Gala and a medical team from Chimala. The Lutheran Church organises this work – enabling around 250-300 women and children to receive vaccinations, treatment and care. The team also provides an opportunity for people to hear the Gospel.

MONDAY 29 Give thanks for staff at Ifisi Hospital who fly with MAF in their spare time to provide medical help to people in remote areas. Pray that, despite leadership changes in the hospital, those in charge will have the same vision.

TUESDAY 30 Remember our national staff, particularly avionics engineer Joseph Njavike who works alongside Regional Avionics Manager Martin Ekholm. Pray for stamina, skill and perseverance.

WEDNESDAY 31 We are continually looking for ways of reaching more people living in remote and isolated communities. Praise God that we received the licence needed to use Kiasi airstrip. Pray that our flights there will continue to bless many.

THURSDAY 1 Pray for our maintenance team, which is led by Heri Shekighenda, remembering aircraft maintenance engineers Pierre Casemajor and Thomas McKelvey, and Thomas’ wife Patricia. Pray for energy, health and encouragement.

FRIDAY 2 Uphold the work of MAF’s partners in Madagascar, including Assemblies of God and The

Gideons International. Pray they will continue to spread God’s Word and Christ’s love throughout this island nation.

SATURDAY 3 Pray with us that a suitable person will come forward to serve as Flight Training Instructor to join our team in PNG.

28 JULY – 3 AUGUST

Sharing Christian love in TanzaniaOur operation assists the national Church in reaching out to encourage Christians in isolated areas.

Lord, You have made each human being in Your own image and have shown Your love to us through Jesus. Thank You that we are precious in Your sight.

Medical team at Madundas

Heri Shekighenda

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SUNDAY 4 Ian Sinkinson took on the responsibility of Kenya Country Director in April. Pray for Ian and his wife Dadirai in this challenging and demanding new role. Give thanks for the service of outgoing Country Director Alan Sully and his wife Davina. Pray for God’s guidance as Alan and Davina consider their next step in life.

MONDAY 5 Uphold our team of pilots flying within Kenya and into neighbouring countries. Please pray for continued safety for Aarno Alanne, Ben Durkee, Gero Gringmuth, Daniel Loewen-Rudgers, Steve Machell, Adrian Rose and Jane Wambui.

TUESDAY 6 Pray for KeA Arnlund and his wife Birgitta based in Lokichoggio in northern Kenya as they consider the future of MAF work there now that much of our South Sudan operation has moved to Juba. They are now sharing some of the office space with AIM AIR.

WEDNESDAY 7 Uhuru Kenyatta was elected President in March. Pray for godly leadership and continued peace and security throughout Kenya.

THURSDAY 8 Praise God for the willingness of Jane Wadsworth to serve as short-term Human Resources Manager. Pray for Jane’s permanent replacement Julie Nadin as she makes the final preparations for her move to Kenya.

FRIDAY 9 National staff play a significant part in our operation in Madagascar. Pray for Finance Officer Bako

Ranarivelo and Finance Secretary Fara Rasoamanjara.

SATURDAY 10 We are looking for a Quality Manager for Kenya and South Sudan and an Engineering Director to serve in Kenya. Pray with us that the right people will be found.

4-10 AUGUST

Flying in KenyaMuch of our flying into South Sudan is from Kenya. as we meet the needs of people facing an uncertain future.

Lord, we praise You that many women and men are discovering Jesus can set them free. May this be true for thousands more.

PrAyEr DiAry 4-17 August

Dadirai and ian Sinkinson

Michael Dupuis

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SUNDAY 11 Please pray for strength for Juba Base Manager Bastiaan de Waal and his team as they continue to work in a busy, stressful and demanding environment. Give thanks for the provision of new accommodation for the team in Juba.

MONDAY 12 We flew a team from Flame International to the Yambio and Kajo Keji areas to conduct training workshops for pastors. Praise God for this work, and pray it will encourage pastors as they care for local people in Jesus’ Name.

TUESDAY 13 Pray that our operations in Juba will be a witness to Christ’s love for the people of South Sudan. Uphold our Ground Operations Co-ordinator Stephen Kempsell.

WEDNESDAY 14 Praise God for our new Cessna 208 Caravan, which arrived in Kenya earlier this year, to be based in Juba. The aircraft’s call sign is 5Y-ESU. Because ‘Yesu’ is Swahili for Jesus, it will remind passengers that our pilots fly in Jesus’ Name.

THURSDAY 15 We fly partners to areas like Rumbek, where fighting between different Dinka clans has led to injuries and deaths. Pray that Christians in the area will be able to preach repentance and reconciliation rather than revenge.

FRIDAY 16 Uphold the work of Good News

Hospital, Mandritsara, for whom we fly in Madagascar. Pray too for our partners in the Malagasy Lutheran Church and for the work of Medair.

SATURDAY 17 Join us as we pray for people to serve as Operations Manager, Base Operations Manager, and Base Support Manager and Facilities Manager for South Sudan.

11-17 AUGUST

Serving South SudanThis new country, which allows Christianity to flourish, is still coming to terms with independence.

Lord, be close today to those in South Sudan who have chosen Your way of self-sacrifice, love and reconciliation, and seek to replace violence and vengeance with peace.

Bastiaan de Waal

Good News Hospital

Flame international staff member

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SUNDAY 18 Praise God for our Flying for Life programme in the Limpopo area of South Africa. This life-enhancing initiative is resulting in improved healthcare for the different groups and communities we serve.

MONDAY 19 Earlier this year, Limpopo River burst its banks and caused a great deal of flood damage. MAF planes carried out flights to deliver emergency supplies of clothing and food – enough for some 2,000 meals. Give thanks for our pilots’ ability to serve in this way.

TUESDAY 20 Praise God for the work of Dave LePoidevin who leads four international and nine local staff in Mozambique. Based in Nampula, the team operates two aircraft which fly medical teams to the coast and now, with the provision of another doctor, to the west of Nampula.

WEDNESDAY 21 Give thanks for David Holmes, our newest pilot in Mozambique. Pray our Mozambique operation will soon receive both our NGO and business licence.

THURSDAY 22 In East Timor, we flew musician Ego Lemos to Same where he helped to launch a third CD produced by blind musicians. The aim was to show that disability is no barrier to producing beautiful music. Give thanks for this life-affirming ministry.

FRIDAY 23 As well as partnering Christian organisations in Madagascar, we also fly for several NGOs and various

government departments to support development work. Uphold their vital ministry in your prayers.

SATURDAY 24 Join us in praying that the Lord will inspire experienced aircraft maintenance engineers to join MAF and serve in various locations throughout Africa and Asia Pacific region.

18-24 AUGUST

Here and thereOur missionary challenge as followers of Christ is to be witnesses for Jesus to the ends of the earth.

Lord, as we play our part in Your mission of love to the world, may we remember to put time aside to be still and to listen to Your voice.

PrAyEr DiAry 18-31 August

Emergency food delivered

Ego Lemos (left)

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SUNDAY 25 Praise God that in 2012, MAF made over 80,000 flights from around 25 countries, flying 1,500 partners and over 7,000 tons of aid and materials to some 1,800 locations.

MONDAY 26 In March 2013, MAF co-founder Stuart King celebrated his 91st birthday. Give thanks for all that God has achieved through Stuart. Pray for continued health and energy as he continues his day-to-day involvement in MAF’s work.

TUESDAY 27 Uphold Flying for Life Editor Richard Hubbard. Richard, who is also responsible for the Prayer Diary, leads MAF’s Donor Development team whose work encourages UK Supporters to pray for and support MAF through a varied communications programme.

WEDNESDAY 28 Senior Supporter Care Officer Stephen Rayner helps lead the team who respond directly to those who support MAF. Uphold him as he liaises with our family of UK Supporters by letter, phone and email.

THURSDAY 29 Human Resources Manager Rachel Phipps assists MAF’s recruitment team in retaining and recruiting the increasing number of people necessary overseas. Pray as she works closely with UK Head of Human Resources Gary Colvin, Recruitment Officer Mark Butcher (Africa) and Recruitment Manager Jonathan Dillon (Asia Pacific).

FRIDAY 30 Praise God that our flights make a critical difference to aid and development agencies as well as

government officials following the aftermath of the cyclones that strike Madagascar on a regular basis.

SATURDAY 31 We need to appoint several avionics engineers to serve in Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya. These are always very difficult roles to fill. Pray suitably qualified people will hear God’s call.

The Prayer Diary is available large print. Phone our Support Relations team on 0845 850 9505, email [email protected] or write to the Folkestone office to receive it in this format.

25-31 AUGUST

UK teamDespite the challenging economic climate, the financial giving of faithful Supporters continues to enable us to assist thousands in some of the world’s remotest regions.

We pray that, through the witness of Christians, many more people will see Jesus in all His fullness.

Stuart King

richard

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