Hunger for reality

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OM Germany Leader Tobias Schultz recently stated that Germany is no longer a secular country. “People have a deep interest in spiritual things. Major newspapers and magazines are carrying articles like, ‘What Should I Believe?’ and ‘What Is Left Behind When I Die?’ There is a deep hunger for reality. We need a way of ministering to people that is incarnational. And we need help from the Two-Thirds World!”

The leader explained that the current spiritual hunger has prompted two new initiatives by OM Germany this summer and autumn. An international Global Action team is planned for a deeply troubled neighbourhood in Hamburg that is populated by migrants and many broken families. The team will be working with a local church that is already ministering in the area.

The second team will focus on the city of Halle in the east, again partnering with a local church to start a long-term ministry among youth. This is expected to include a coffee shop and community house for teaching vocational skills.

Please pray that God will lead the right team members and leaders to join these projects!

Credit: OM International
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OM Germany team<br>The OM Germany team, March 2008 Meeting at OM Germany<br>Several 100 guests meet in OM Germanys new conference room for a meeting. New German workers July 2008<br>Over 60 German new recruits are welcomed at the annual prayer partner meeting in July 2008 OM Germanys Deetken mill<br>The over 200 year old mill is home of OM Germanys home office and offers place to many guests. The Deetken Mill in Mosbach<br>The over 200 year old mill is home of OM Germanys homeoffice The Deetken Mill<br>The over 200 year old mill is home of OM Germanys home office

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Job opportunities in Germany

  • Cooking Department head
    A 200-year-old Mill in Mosbach, Germany has been converted into a conference centre which is home to OM Germany.
    Department head of the kitchen

    Together with a team you will be providing three delicious meals each day for visitors and the OM Germany team.

    Join OM Germany's motivated team to serve guests from within Germany and all over the world.

    Fluent German, cooking and catering qualifications or previous experience are essential for this role.
  • Cooking  Assistant
    A 200-year-old Mill in Mosbach, Germany has been converted into a conference centre which is home to OM Germany.
    Join OM Germany’s motivated team to serve guests from within Germany and all over the world. Working together with a master chef, you will be providing three delicious meals each day for visitors and the OM Germany team.
    Fluent German and catering qualifications or previous experience are essential for this role.
  • Electrician
    A 200-year-old Mill in Mosbach, Germany has been converted into a conference centre which is home to OM Germany.
    Join OM Germany’s motivated team to maintain the Mill and ensure everything runs smoothly. You can use your experience and practical skills as an Electrician to maintain the electrical systems, such as the fire-alarm and telephones or the installation of new electrical appliances.
    Fluent German is essential for this role.
  • Global Action team members - East Germany
    Almost 20 years after the fall of the Berlin wall, East Germany still suffers the legacy of communism. Despair is reflected in every aspect of life and many have resigned themselves to a future without hope.

    Into this region, OM Germany’s newest outreach team wants to demonstrate and share God’s desire to bring hope and a future through Jesus Christ. The team plans to run an evangelistic youth café, to build relationships and share their lives with young people in the East German city of Halle an der Saale. All team members will receive practical training and discipleship.
    A willingness to learn German is essential
  • Global Action team members - Hamburg
    People in Germany are far more open to talk to a foreigner about spiritual matters than to a national German!

    Join OM Germany’s new outreach team based in Hamburg in the north of the country. Hamburg (Germany’s second largest city) offers many opportunities for team members share their faith and take part in social action projects in a post-Christian, urban setting. All team members will receive practical training and discipleship.
    A willingness to learn German is essential

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