Sports were a catalyst for change in a community in Malawi.
A group of teenagers from Sweden discovered the difference they could make for God's Kingdom during an Easter outreach in Italy.
Samir, a teenager in the Caucasus, started a DBS group with his family. He encouraged and helped his grandmother share her faith with her neighbours.
Mina and her husband, Harvey (North America), have seen God work beyond their expectations — in their lives, their ministry and in the hearts of those they share Him with in Israel.
"The Special Gift" helps ministries share the Christmas message in a creative way. In the story, the good news of Jesus is wrapped within a typical Christmas celebration and ministers to those who are longing for something more in life.
Shelter prayed and laboured to see change in her community by sharing all she had learnt about God’s heart for people with disabilities to come into His Kingdom.
The REACH discipleship training team pays tribute to three colleagues who died in a road accident and reflects on God's faithfulness through tragedy.
In cross-cultural missions, there are many and varied ways to walk alongside a community. Some people use their profession; others use a business, sports, language classes, humanitarian aid or other tools. However, there is one practice that can never be missing and that forms the foundation of everything: prayer.
Sports were a catalyst for change in a community in Malawi.
Brittany and La Vendée are two of the least-reached regions in France. OM workers are working to change that with a series of outreaches and a new project.
Corruption and injustice in her corporate work led Sarah to look for something she truly believed in. In 2014, she found what she was searching for when she joined the finance team in OM’s Madagascar office.
Rina shares that her role in the finance department in Bangladesh is an act of worship to God, and that she is able to demonstrate her faith through her position.
Hurricane Melissa made a devastating landfall on Jamaica’s coast in late October 2025, with winds of more than 185mph (295 km/h). The nation faced the strongest storm in its modern history. The OM team on the island quickly offered help.
Discipleship through a local disability group helped Chitalu understand that God has a purpose for his life.
The disability team bring the hope of a new wheelchair for Owen who has been isolated from his community for many years as a result of his disability.
Through the support of her local disability group, Yvonne was empowered through business skills training, providing a more sustainable means for her to support her family.
God is doing a new thing in Africa! Join Him in seeing lives and communities transformed through encouraging the church and going to difficult places where He is not yet worshipped.
There is tremendous spiritual need, but the region is also home to China’s estimated 60-80 million Christians, and South Korea which is the world's largest non-Western, missionary-sending nation.
Among its many islands and, more importantly, many people, we want to see God's love shared with the Caribbean. Help provide much needed relief and spread a message of hope.
Once the sender of missionaries to the world, Europe is now a continent where the Church is shrinking. But, there are still open doors to share the Gospel with Europeans and a growing immigrant population throughout the continent.
From Mexico in the North to Chile and Argentina in the South, we want to share God's love with the most vulnerable people in Latin America - the children & teenagers, the poor, the old, and the sick.
In the Middle East and Northern Africa, our strategy is to mobilize local believers, make use of mass media, invest early into new believers, and equip them to live out love toward others.
We serve churches and individuals in the USA and Canada and help to provide vital resources for Jesus-followers and projects around the world.
Our ships visit port cities throughout the world, supplying vital literature resources, providing practical help and aid, and encouraging cross-cultural understanding. Crew receive life-changing training, while sharing a message of hope in God with those they meet.
In Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, we encourage local churches to catch the vision of the world mission, train believers to serve around the world, and inspire donors to support the work of Jesus-followers everywhere.
