MAF Technologies formerly known as Christian Radio Missionary Fellowship (CRMF). We are an inter-denominational technical mission which has been based in PNG for over 60 years. We exist to provide the Church and the remote communities in PNG with technical solutions, such as High Frequency (HF) radio communication, IT solutions, Solar infrastructure installation such as lighting, Solar Vaccine Fridges, digital audio bibles and any other technology that can help them to advance the gospel.
The churches in PNG are moving slowly or are stagnant as we advance rapidly into the technological era, so we stand in the gap as the bridge over this digital divide to help them. We help them through our Learning Technologies Department who primarily aimed at using new digital technologies and trainings to help remote pastors and church leaders carry out their ministry through this digital and technological era. Also, through our partnership with MAF International we are also able to give remote communities access to God’s Word via both printed Bibles, digital Bibles, and solar powered Audio Bibles with the help of the pilots we put the Bibles and the Biblical resources in a Bible Box which the pilots carry with them when they go out into the remote communities.
A MAF ministry team spent a week touring the Sandaun, East Sepik, and Madang provinces to learn more about the challenges that church leaders face in their communities and to offer help.
For many pastors it was a chance to renew old connections with MAF and to learn more about the work of MAF Technologies, formerly known as Christian Radio Missionary Fellowship (CRMF).
Judith Charles, a local midwife at Telefomin Rural Hospital, knows that babies can arrive at any time of the day of night – and her job is so much harder when the lights go out.
During the hours of darkness, the rural health workers and patients rely on the glow of mobile phones torches.
But a team from MAF Technologies has been able to provide a consistent power supply that will help the hospital to keep the lights on until a permanent solution is put in place.
Mission Aviation Fellowship is exploring options to bring help, hope, and healing to the Autonomous Region of Bougainville – an isolated collection of islands and atolls between the Papua New Guinea mainland and the Solomon Islands.
The region, known by the acronym AROB, is emerging from a brutal civil war and secessionist conflict that ran from 1988 to 1997. A peace agreement was brokered in 2000 and, after an overwhelming vote for independence in 2019, Bougainville is working towards independence sometime between 2025 and 2027.
A reliable communication system is required for someone like Benjamin Harokaveh to perform his duties as an airstrip project manager for Papua New Guinea’s Transport Civil Works Division (TCWD), ensuring that basic services such as emergency assistance, community development, and business operations can reach remote communities via aviation with a single call.
“MAF Technologies service enables me to expand service provisions to remote communities situated…
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