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How is God transforming lives and communities through the work of OM around the world? Check out the very latest stories and start praying for the world!
Armando asks for help at the OM base after getting his car stuck in the mud, an event that introduces him to God's love.
A lead musician writes about his concert experience and the spiritual release that was felt even backstage.
About 2,600 young Europeans participated in the first-ever mission-net, a Youth Mission Congress, held 8-13 April. OM, along with 155 other European mission organisations, challenged participants to discover their place in world missions. Join us for the next mission-net, 28 December 2011 - 2 January 2012.
On May 9, R4TW will take place in the UK, Canada, Singapore and Northern Ireland to help raise awareness of OM ministries around the world. Currently there are 13 countries signed up to organise a R4TW event in 2009.
OM Ireland, in partnership with SportsLink and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, hosted its first golf camp. After being told a week before the camp was to start that they couldn't play at the club, God provided abundantly more than they could have imagined, and forty-seven campers heard the Gospel.
A partnership between OM Mexico and OM USA--to bring short-term church groups to Mexico--is impacting lives.
Over the last six months, many church leaders in Algeria have been brought to court and charged with insulting Islam. One pastor told the government that they would need to make the prison larger if they wanted to put him and his whole congregation inside.
OM prays about establishing ministry in a North African country with little religious freedom.
OM PNG held it's first orientation training programme to equip new recruits before joining OM. Nineteen new people attended and are now working to raise support and prayer to join different OM fields!
Thirty young people attended the Youth Camp held by Sajartharm Baptist Church and the Asia Challenge Teams in Thailand.
Please pray for OM New Zealand's TEA (Training, Evangelism, Adventure) teams, as the 2009 programs are taking place right now. This ten-week discipleship and evengelism adventure training program stretches participants both spiritually and physically.
OM Russia's Discipleship Centre in Novosibirsk stretches students to grow in relationship with God through theory and practice. This year the students organised and led a conference about the persecuted church.
Peter Nicoll steps into the position of next CEO of OM Ships International.
As a child Yamilett was abused and turned to drugs very early. Throughout her young life she was told she was worthless, and took different measures to protect herself. Then she found the Lord and He transformed her life. Now she actively volunteers with OM Costa Rica. The OM team hopes to one day be able to financially support Yamilett to join as a full-time worker.
A young girl struggles with the scar marks on her face as a result of being burned during her infancy. But, through the help of an OM worker and the testimony of Australian Nick Vujicic--a man born without limbs--she finds hope in learning about God's love.
Amelia Goh, an outreach worker in Macau, shares about her experience reaching out to prisoners and their families.
After 31 years, the Lord reunited Gary Barto and the Filipina orphan he had sponsored each month for many years when the Doulos visited the Philippines.
OM's International Director, Peter Maiden, spent three days preaching to and encouraging teams in South Asia recently.
Early retirees or "Finishers" ages 45-plus are invited to take part in Chile's three-week mission trip called "The Next Adventure." This programme combines sightseeing, hands-on evangelism, and a look at the country's spiritual realities.
Kids clubs in Tampere teach children biblical values through fun activities.
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