New partnership for Fresh Streams and MAF

Fresh Streams has announced announce a new partnership with Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), 'marking the beginning of a shared commitment to Kingdom collaboration, mission and leadership development.'

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As part of this new relationship, MAF will become one of Fresh Streams’ Kingdom Collaborators and a co-sponsor of the annual Fresh Streams Leadership Conference.

This partnership brings together two organisations with a heart to see lives transformed by the love of Jesus.

Fresh Streams, a national movement that equips, inspires and gives courage to leaders and leadership teams, sees this collaboration as a natural expression of its commitment to generous Kingdom partnership.

MAF’s longstanding mission to bring help, hope and healing to isolated communities through aviation adds a powerful global dimension to this shared vision.

Darren Smith, MAF Community Relationship Coordinator, said 'Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) is really excited to be partnering with Fresh Streams as one of their Kingdom Collaborators and a co-sponsor of the annual Fresh Streams Leadership Conference.

'Both MAF and Fresh Streams share common values and a deep desire to see lives impacted by the love of Jesus. We look forward to this being an increasingly beneficial partnership for both organisations as we seek to serve God together.'

Andy Glover, Team Leader, Fresh Streams, said, 'We are delighted to welcome Mission Aviation Fellowship as a Kingdom Collaborator and co-sponsor of our annual Leadership Conference. This partnership reflects the heart of Fresh Streams—to work generously with others who share our desire to see people and communities transformed by the love of Jesus.

'We are excited by what lies ahead and grateful for the opportunity to serve God together in ways that strengthen leaders, inspire mission and extend Kingdom impact.

'Together, Fresh Streams and MAF look forward to building a partnership that encourages leaders, strengthens churches and serves communities in the UK and beyond.'

Further details about the collaboration and upcoming conference activity will be shared in due course.

13/05/2026

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