Zenib, a university student in North Africa, begins a spiritual journey with a worker in North Africa.
As a Roman Catholic country, Holy Week is a significant religious festival in the Philippines. Beginning Maundy Thursday, many businesses close operations until Black Saturday.
On 16 April, seven teams set off on foot across the mountainous terrain of Ifugao, Philippines, to bring God’s love to the indigenous people.
The Turning Point teams bring Christ to the streets of London through friendship, conversation and book tables.
A partner organisation trains workers to effectively meet the needs of people they minister to and empower them to also make a difference.
Since Amanda returned from an outreach in Manila, Philippines, last year, the words of Isaiah 6:8 have challenged her to respond to God’s call again.
Recent change in Myanmar has been rapid, shares the leader of OM Myanmar. But in the midst of new freedom, new challenges abound.
OM China’s first one-week organic farming class commenced at their new agricultural school on 14 March 2012.
OM Japan feels honoured to have played a small part in helping bring hope and relief to tsunami survivors.
In keeping with TeenStreet Australia’s theme this year, 'Loving Others', a group of 10 teens spent two weeks of outreach loving the people of Nepal.
When Suman’s wife became ill, he recalled hearing about a man named Jesus who could heal. Though they knew nothing about Him, they began praying.
Beth Hall is excited for the future. After training and serving with OM Lifehope, she looks towards long-term mission work in Japan.
After 23 years of reaching out to refugees and immigrants in Germany, one OM couple have relocated to Canada to continue their ministry.
OM Hong Kong hosts a Christmas party on 23 December 2011 for Pakistani women and children.
An Uzbek woman looking for work in Novosibirsk, Russia, finds new life through the friendship of two OM Russia church planters.
Never in her wildest dreams did Melanie, from Singapore, think she would lead a complete stranger to Christ in London.
December saw another group of students graduate from the OM Lifehope training programme, ready to be launched around the globe to serve Jesus.
Seeing that there were few affordable activities for teens in Dobrinja, Bosnia, the OM team launches The House, a comfortable, safe place for young people.
Thanks to the interest shown in his tattoos, OMer Rafael shares about Jesus during an impromptu soccer game with a few Roma boys in Bosnia.
While surfing the internet, a Turkish man discovers a chat room for Turkish Christians. He enters to mock them, but God changes his heart instead.
We want people of all faiths to encounter Jesus as we live out His mercy, grace and truth. Our teams demonstrate His love, reconciliation and truth to people from many different world faiths. These stories share about the lives of those from other faiths whom God has called to be His children.