Who was Betty Greene? What was her life like before meeting Jesus? Why was herconversion unexpected? In what ways did she help people to know about Jesus? Why should people today know about her?

These sources collectively present Betty Greene, a pioneering female pilot who merged her love of aviation with her strong Christian faith to become a missionary. She was a Women Airforce Service Pilot (WASP) during World War II and then co-founded Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), piloting its first flight in Mexico. Greene's career involved navigating various challenges, including skepticism about female pilots and difficult terrain, as she brought aid and religious outreach to remote areas across multiple countries. Her legacy as a fearless and determined individual continues to inspire the work of MAF today.

Sources:

Betty Greene - Mission Aviation Fellowship

Betty Greene | Morgan's Books - Faith, Reviews, & More

Betty Greene – Flying for Jesus

Betty Greene, fearless and very feminine - MAF South Africa

CHRISTIAN HEROES: THEN & NOW
Betty Greene: Wings to Serve - YWAM Publishing

HSS - Betty Greene {Navigating a Storm} - Shari House

Honouring Betty Greene – the world's first female mission pilot

MAF Fast Facts

That Way and No Other: Following God through Storm and Drought - Plough Publishing House

“A Gal, A Plane & A Dream” | From the Vault - Wheaton College