Imagine a small Cessna aircraft, PK-MCB, serving the Church and missions for almost 50 years in Kalimantan, Indonesia, on the rugged island of Borneo. Now imagine if that airplane could talk, the stories it could tell. We’ve brought you the next best thing: stories from the pilots that flew and maintained this aircraft, and tales of the Kingdom impact it had across the island.

In this episode we visit with Jean Wunsch and hear about her life as a missionary kid in Africa, and later as an MAF missionary in Indonesia and the U.S. Along the way, personal losses, injuries, and illnesses (and a fear of heights) could have derailed her, were it not for her unshakable trust in a faithful God.

Gene Jordan, wife Lynn Jordan, and Ecuador. Gene grew up in Ecuador, flew for MAF in Ecuador, and now his children (with grandchildren) serve in Ecuador. Gene recalls his first flights with MAF, pet monkeys, Ecuadorian rain, and how it feels going back to the same airstrips and villages and being recognized even years later as "that MAF pilot"!

Over the course of their years on the field with MAF, the Westom family had to move numerous times due to the instability of the country they were serving in. These evacuations made for trying times, and leaning on the Lord for safety and peace—and patience—was essential for their family. Brad Westom talks about these events, as well as local superstitions and how MAF flights benefited fellow missionaries.

John and Cora Lou Miller lived and served in Papua, Indonesia. Listen in as John speaks about the unusual cassowary bird, coming into contact with isolated peoples and their distrust of aircraft, and how a love of music can cross barriers of language. You also get a small sample of John Miller's musical talents. Enjoy Flight Follow's first episode here!

Welcome to Flight Follow, MAF's podcast! This is a short introduction to the stories you'll hear from our missionaries in this inaugural season. The stories span decades and continents though the reason stays the same - people dedicated to living out their calling as MAF missionaries. We hope you are entertained and encouraged.

The Boyd family opened their house to us to enjoy their family traditions around the food that is special to them during the holiday time. While we enjoy the food, there are poems, stories, and fond family remembrances that are dear to us all. We hope you enjoy this special MAF event, and from all of us at MAF to you - Merry Christmas!