Ken & Mei Leung - Preparing to serve in Indonesia with Mission Aviation Fellowship
Our Story
Ken came to faith in Christ as a child and was baptized in 2001. His calling to missions took shape in 2008 as he prayed for people affected by Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar and reflected on those who had never heard the gospel. After university, he spent a year serving in Cambodia, teaching English through the Gospel of John. There, he discovered how mission aviation could help missionaries reach isolated communities.
With a master’s degree in aerospace engineering and experience in aircraft maintenance, Ken pursued mission aviation training at Prairie College, beginning in 2019. Bible and flight training, followed by flight instructor training and three years of instructing, helped prepare him to serve as a mission pilot. Mei brings a Master of Education and ten years of experience as a primary school teacher. Together, they desire to share God’s love through aviation and education.
Current Ministry
Ken and Mei are preparing to serve with Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) in Indonesia. Ken will serve as a pilot, providing vital transportation for missionaries and national pastors working among isolated communities. Mei will teach missionary children, supporting the families of MAF and its ministry partners as they serve overseas.
Their planned departure is April 2027, with a four-year first term. They are thankful for God’s provision and the ministry partners supporting their calling. Please pray that they remain adaptable in serving others, trust God’s timing, and find strength in Christ through challenging circumstances.
About MAF
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) is an international Christian organisation whose purpose is to bring help, hope and healing through aviation to people living in isolation and poverty. Every 5.6 minutes a MAF aircraft takes off or lands somewhere in the world, transporting people who live in remote villages and assisting missions, churches, aid and development agencies and others working to transform the lives of communities that are cut off from the outside world.
