Stories from South Asia

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Hungry hearts, open doors

When seasonal flooding arrives, Johnny and other OM workers traverse to remote areas and offer food to those who were hit the hardest.

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The business of transformation

One Singaproean woman has used her love for single mothers and women coming out of the sex industry to start entrepreneurial businesses that bring hope and transformation to many.

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An orphan finds a Father

Abandoned on the road in South Asia as a baby, Nadir discovers joy-giving love from his Heavenly Father that he can't help but share with others.

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Building bridges through literature

OM prioritises cooperation with local churches and sees the partnerships blessing both church members, pastors and OM efforts to tell many about Christ.

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Opportunities to serve

A church shares how they continue to partner with OM and the opportunity it provides to serve workers and their children in difficult places.

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Declare God’s glory

“I think we, as Jesus followers, need to go to the least reached and share the gospel because it needs to be obvious that there is a possibility that life could be different,” said Silke.

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Finding the needs

“I know that when we go out for God, God will provide. And God has been providing, sometimes it can be more or less, but God provides it all,” Rosea remarked.

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Serving amidst suffering

Samuel and Jesus followers in South Asia reach out to others and share the gospel when the coronavirus devastates their country.

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Vision in the valleys

Nine years ago, Pippa (32) left her home in the UK and joined in with what God was doing among Buddhist communities in the Himalayas. Through challenges, doubts and crisis, prayer has been her unshakable foundation.

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Ministry multiplication

COVID-19 has not stopped God's work in remote places in South Asia.

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'Investing my time'

While trekking through the mountains Rachel keeps one thing in mind: People need to hear the name of Jesus.

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Happy endings

“As I watched the ending scene (that lasted about three minutes) I thought about the “happy ending” notion,” says Ava. “Is it real or is it a fairy tale? A utopia created by Hollywood to give their viewers a false sense of hope in the reality of a broken world? And so, I said to myself: I believe in happy endings.”

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