Stories

An off-hand remark during a team meeting led to the formation of an exciting new river-based ministry in Brazil. Together with partner organisations and local churches, the OM team is sharing the gospel along the banks of the Amazon River. 
Students get to know one another and pray for each other in South Asia. Photo by RJ Rempel.
In South East Asia, many Hindu families follow not only their own teachings but also embrace other practices such as animism or consulting witch doctors for remedies. However, after finding these options ineffective, two teenagers discovered true healing when they turned to Jesus.
Relief efforts following the landslide in Mulitaka, in Papua New Guinea, in May, 2024.
The devastating landslide in Mulitaka, Enga Province, on May 24, 2024, killed 162 people and displaced thousands of people. The OM team in Papua New Guinea (PNG) has been heavily involved in relief efforts.
A Chinese Bible sits on a wooden table. Photo by RJ Rempel.
Chinese Jesus followers have been struggling to remain in their respective mission fields. Support through mentorship and counselling are necessary for those sharing the hope of Jesus in foreign environments, which Chinese World Ministry seeks to provide through their website, 3cmSpace. Yīnuò* and Isabel* work to navigate different challenges, as they believe in the importance of this innovative resource
Jenna uses her professional skills to serve in missions with OM in Spain.
​​​​​​​“Life with Jesus is an adventure, and do you trust Him enough to say 'Yes!' to that adventure?” When I heard a conference speaker say that, it was the encouragement that I needed to step out.
General photos in Belgium. Photo by Hadley Toweel.
When many churches were shifting to online meetings because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the OM team in Belgium decided to also step into the digital world.