It’s not about me
Statistically, female pilots make up about 7% of the mission workplace, aircraft mechanics only 2%. Female pilot/mechanic, there’s not even a statistic for that.
Author: AIM Europe
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Meet Margot Knight and Hannah Jackson, who are both planning to join a team in Likawage, Tanzania, towards the end of this year.
Opening our lives
Miriam and Owen Pugh are part of a team living among the Alagwa people in Tanzania. They are involved in an oral translation of the Bible into Alagwaisa, alongside community projects to improve access to water. Miriam shares with us the dynamics of being a woman in the Alagwa community, and what really matters when it comes to sharing the gospel.
In every season
Queen Basupi has recently moved to Nairobi with her family, where her husband, Tshepang, leads the Southern Region office. She talks about the different roles she’s played on the mission field in different seasons.
Going back
For many missionaries, the call to the mission field involves crossing borders, cultures and languages. But Rosina Ferdinand’s story is a bit different. Now AIM’s country leader for Madagascar, she is a missionary living and working to share the gospel among her own people, the Sakalava, on the very island she
grew up on.