Kingdom Flight General Overview:
Kingdom Flight is a non-profit
organization based on Matthew 25
designed to meet both the physical
and spiritual needs of indigenous
children in remote areas of the
Southwestern United States and
Mexico. We believe in demonstrating
Christ's' love through our actions
by meeting physical needs and
building long-term relationships.
Who We Are:
Kingdom Flight was established in
2002 by Brad and Lesli Bieganski who
moved to Pinedale, Arizona in July
2010 to establish the Kingdom Flight
Ranch. The Kingdom Flight Ranch is a
children's home and private school
for Native American
girls.
Our History:
In November 2002, the vision to help
indigenous people in remote areas of
North America began. Kingdom Flight
was established. To date, Kingdom
Flight has flown over 100 missions
throughout the United States and
Mexico and sponsored many outreach
events. Kingdom Flight has
established the first Hope Project,
Una Esperanza-Juarez. Una
Esperanza-Juarez is a children's
shelter and ministry center for
Tarahumara Indian children located
on the outskirts of Juarez, Mexico.
Kingdom Flight has also established
a mentoring program for at-risk
girls in South Orange County,
California called the Kingdom Flight
O.C. Kids.
More about Brad & Lesli:
Brad and Lesli are both fulltime
with Kingdom Flight and they moved
to Pinedale, Arizona in July of 2010
to open up a children's home and
private school for Native American
girls. They have a twelve-year-old
son Noah who is homeschooled.
Brad has been involved in children’s
ministry for over 20 years and is
also an aircraft pilot, ordained
minister and a student of mixed
martial arts. Lesli worked for many
years in the field of music as a
musician/vocalist/vocal director,
traveling to many foreign countries
in live concert tours as well as
recording albums and CDs, and has
been in ministry for much of her
adult life.
Brad and Lesli were the very first
family certified in the state of
California under the Safe Families
for Children program, through the
Olive Crest Foster Care Agency.
Together they established Kingdom
Flight, a nonprofit organization
that helps underprivileged children.
Brad and Lesli received a Well Done
Award from the Kingdom Assignment
association for excellence in
service through Kingdom Flight and
have been commended for their work
with Native Americans by U.S.
Senator John McCain of Arizona. Brad
and Lesli both have a background in
lay counseling and childhood
development and have a passion for
helping children.
Kingdom Flight brings hope to
underprivileged children through the
Kingdom Flight
Una Esperanza ministry center.
The Una Esperanza ministry center in
Juarez, Mexico is our first Hope
Project consisting of a children's
shelter and community outreach
facility.
Note: Due to the current security
concerns
in Juarez, Mexico, we are not able
to visit our children's shelter at
this time but we hope to be able to
do so in the very near future.
Una Esperanza
Informational Video
Description of the Una Esperanza-Juarez
ministry center:
The Una Esperanza ministry center is
the first Kingdom Flight “Hope
Project” located in a Tarahumara
Indian community 15 miles south of
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico in an
impoverished and unincorporated
community known simply as Kilometer
33. Una Esperanza is a children's
shelter and community outreach
center for the children living in
this area.
The ministry center was established
in 2004 and until the spring of
2006, it consisted of a small run-down home, two tents, and
a Kingdom Flight banner. Today the
ministry center consists of a
fenced and secure playground
facility, a modern
bathroom facility, and a
multi-purpose building where the
feedings, Bible studies, and most
other events are held.
