Prayer and persistence were key in David's journey to becoming a believer. “Pray for countries even if you don’t know anyone there," he urges.
Stories
Since 1999 the Tamar Center has been reaching women in a red-light district in Thailand, offering them the hope of Jesus.
South Sudan, the world’s youngest country, has great poverty, civil unrest and a rapidly growing Church.
As a child, Taylor dreamt of travelling the world. Today, as a videographer with OM, she films stories across the globe that encourage the Church to get involved with God’s plan for missions.
"Today, it is still the ‘OM way’ to welcome people who want to love God and love others around the world, equipping them with the knowledge, skills and attitudes they need to thrive in mission," Tami says.
“We love because He loved us first,” said Love. “God wants us to be the light to others.”
Jamie’s IT degree and industry experience provided him with exactly the right skillset to step into OM’s international IT department at a critical moment, keeping the organisation’s intranet system afloat and developing it for greater ministry impact across the world.
Philip and Rachel were not sure where God was calling them, but they knew what He was calling them to be: faithful people.
As Esther* learnt more about Jesus’ transforming power through love, she was challenged to step out further in her faith.
"I want to learn to give like you give," said a man having observed the quiet, positive way WayEn and ShunShun served the community.