The Crown Flag flies as a symbol of hope in a troubled world. It is universal in its concept and goes beyond languages and cultures. It reaches out across the continents with promise, expectation, and showing a better way forward.
As the nations try to find answers to the current worldwide crisis, increased violence, the threat of nuclear war, and huge social challenges, the Crown Flag flies with the universal and unchanged message of hope, peace, and the opportunity of a new start to anyone who will believe. (jon316.com)
It flies unashamedly in anticipation of an amazing global happening, a worldwide evacuation, the like of which has never been seen before.
Welcome to the Crown Flag. Flying since the year 2000. Independent and non-denominational.
“I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life; no-one can come to the Father except through me.” (John 14:6)
Above: On top of the world, beyond the clouds with the Crown Flag, to pray for their nation. This is Richard and Adrian at the peak of Mt Lalibu.
Below: two members of the Crown Flag Team in Papua New Guinea take to the skies. Col Charlie Andrews and Louis Apurel fly over the island.
Our team members Steven and his wife Rose (in white shirts), out in the wilds of Papua New Guinea reaching out to the poor.
They are also serving officers with The Salvation Army.