From Arizona to Albania to Chiapas â see why MAI keeps showing up at the world's largest gathering for wholistic missions, and the stories that make it worth the trip.
After years of measuring reach, MAI is asking a harder question: what were we actually counting? Hereâs why weâre shifting from counting communities touched to tracking the ones that truly take root.
In July and August we received video clips and photos from a missionary in the DRC who was on a month-long ministry trip to a remote area of the DRC called the Kwango region. Through 10 short one-minute videos we shared the missionary's journey in a raw, as-it-happened format.
Explore MAIâs 2025 Annual Report and see the impact your partnership made possible last year. In his introduction, CEO Steve Otradovec reflects on his first year leading MAI and shares where the ministry is headed next: going deeper rather than wider, through a new framework called Transformation Hubs.
In 2025, MAIâs network of trainers, partners, and pastors showed up in some of the worldâs most broken places: displaced families near Goma and in South Sudan, flood survivors in Haiti, failed harvests in Kenya, and storm-hit communities in Cuba and Northern Sumatra. See where $31,870 in disaster response went, and how MAI is preparing communities for the crises still to come.
From Arizona to Albania to Chiapas â see why MAI keeps showing up at the world's largest gathering for wholistic missions, and the stories that make it worth the trip.
After years of measuring reach, MAI is asking a harder question: what were we actually counting? Hereâs why weâre shifting from counting communities touched to tracking the ones that truly take root.
In July and August we received video clips and photos from a missionary in the DRC who was on a month-long ministry trip to a remote area of the DRC called the Kwango region. Through 10 short one-minute videos we shared the missionary's journey in a raw, as-it-happened format.
Explore MAIâs 2025 Annual Report and see the impact your partnership made possible last year. In his introduction, CEO Steve Otradovec reflects on his first year leading MAI and shares where the ministry is headed next: going deeper rather than wider, through a new framework called Transformation Hubs.
In 2025, MAIâs network of trainers, partners, and pastors showed up in some of the worldâs most broken places: displaced families near Goma and in South Sudan, flood survivors in Haiti, failed harvests in Kenya, and storm-hit communities in Cuba and Northern Sumatra. See where $31,870 in disaster response went, and how MAI is preparing communities for the crises still to come.
From Arizona to Albania to Chiapas â see why MAI keeps showing up at the world's largest gathering for wholistic missions, and the stories that make it worth the trip.
After years of measuring reach, MAI is asking a harder question: what were we actually counting? Hereâs why weâre shifting from counting communities touched to tracking the ones that truly take root.
In July and August we received video clips and photos from a missionary in the DRC who was on a month-long ministry trip to a remote area of the DRC called the Kwango region. Through 10 short one-minute videos we shared the missionary's journey in a raw, as-it-happened format.
Explore MAIâs 2025 Annual Report and see the impact your partnership made possible last year. In his introduction, CEO Steve Otradovec reflects on his first year leading MAI and shares where the ministry is headed next: going deeper rather than wider, through a new framework called Transformation Hubs.
In 2025, MAIâs network of trainers, partners, and pastors showed up in some of the worldâs most broken places: displaced families near Goma and in South Sudan, flood survivors in Haiti, failed harvests in Kenya, and storm-hit communities in Cuba and Northern Sumatra. See where $31,870 in disaster response went, and how MAI is preparing communities for the crises still to come.
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