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An OM worker in Pakistan rebuilds his house after an earthquake in 2016 and ends up growing a house fellowship in his living room to almost 80 people.
Rita and Bernhard use their full lives to serve God in Pakistan and train others to live out His love.
Nadar and his wife continue to choose to serve in their home country of Pakistan where they work to see many more Jesus followers equipped and inspired to share their faith with neighbours and friends.
OM in Pakistan is building on the success of its first ever TeenStreet event last year, helping teenagers to live out their faith year-round.
Sindh province has Pakistan’s highest percentage of Hindus overall, accounting for 8.8 per cent of the population, or around 4.9 million people. Sam* has been working in the region in the south of Pakistan for the past 11 years, bringing hope through the message and example of Jesus.
For more than a decade, Ruth has dreamt of helping people all over the world. Now God is sending her to serve alongside her husband on OM's newest ship.
When Ahsan, a new believer from a Muslim background, shared with one of our workers than he had difficulty believing in the power of prayer, he never imagined that he would see his own prayers answered within a few days.
Lorrin recently took on the role of children's ministry coordinator for Africa Area. Her own childhood experiences inspired Lorrin to provide a safe space for young people where they can be fed spiritually and physically.
Gordon and Julie have seen people journey from an initial interest in the gospel to dedicating their lives to God. Sometimes this journey takes many years to complete.
Melanie spent years praying and preparing while she waited to move overseas. Having moved to the Caucasus region in 2023, she can see how everything happened in God's timing.
An outreach as part of a mission training programme run by OM in Papua New Guinea is bearing fruit both in the trainees themselves and in the communities they visit.
Riya* and husband Pranav* (South Asia) have seen God at work through their work with AIDSLink, where they share God's love with those affected by HIV and AIDS.
A request for a ball has led to transformation in the lives of girls on the shores of Lake Tanganyika.
Sports can provide opportunities for conversations about right and wrong. Coaches Rhoda (Zambia) and Rojas (Tanzania) share stories of lives transformed by sports ministries in Africa.
The first TeenStreet event in Zimbabwe was organised to meet a specific gap in church ministry — now there are plans to take the ministry out of the cities and to rural areas.
