Fifty Turkish teenagers in the UK learnt how to share the gospel and reach their fellow Turks in the area.
Stories
In a country where opposition and resistance to the gospel is the norm, an OM team is making efforts to ensure that Afghans have access to hear about Jesus.
In countries where persecution is a daily challenge and sharing the gospel is restricted, it is essential to equip local believers to reach people with the good news of Christ.
Communities in the Philippines that received aid after natural disasters appreciate OM’s continual support and express their gratitude for not being left alone.
“I serve victims of human trafficking but walking in their shoes for one hour has changed my understanding as to how they feel,” shared a Global Experience participant.
Tabitha Project is a women-focused ministry that teaches women and girls business skills, like baking and sewing, while empowering and equipping them to help sustain their families.
Where Maya serves, sharing the love of Christ sometimes involves literacy and tailoring lessons. In addition to learning new skills, participants can find an income, hope and a new life in Christ.
Over half of all believers from a Muslim background in Türkiye can chart their spiritual pilgrimage through the Bible Correspondence Course (BCC).
A radio station in southern Africa broadcasts practical information and current news to Muslim-majority communities. The station is also sharing about Jesus.
What began as a physical act of service has had a great impact on a refugee community in the suburbs of Atlanta — leading to the opening of doors and hearts to the gospel.