Pastors in aircraft are the latest in an outreach to take the Gospel to Lesotho in southern Africa.
The small landlocked country has strong ties to ancestor worship, folk traditions and witch doctors.
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) has partnered with local pastors to reach people in Lesotho’s remote and mountainous regions for Christ.
MAF pilot Joe Adams says, they are focusing on evangelism and discipleship, staying in the region to develop relationships and plant churches.
He told Mission Network News most of the isolated people of Lesotho have not heard of Jesus, but they are coming to faith in Christ and He is transforming their lives.
The pastors speak the language of Lesotho, understand the culture, and effectively communicate.
They are taking the proclamation of the Gospel to new heights.